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.: March 25, 2008.: May 20, 2008.: May 20, 2008.: May 26, 2008 Mode(s), Dr. Mario Online Rx, released in Europe and Australia as Dr. Mario & Germ Buster, is a puzzle starring. It was one of the launch games in Japan, Europe, and Australia, and was released on March 25, 2008 (Japan) and May 20, 2008 (Europe/Australia). It was released in North America on May 26, 2008.

It costs 1000 and takes up 103 Blocks. Although registered with the as Dr. Mario Wii, a short clip of the game from the revealed its North American title before release. The letters 'Rx' in the title refers to, the common symbol for. Contents.

Gameplay As with other Dr. Mario games, players must manipulate pills to destroy colored viruses in the game area. Mario Online Rx also features versions of the title mini-games called Virus Buster and Germ Buster, which uses the pointer function of the to move pills, and now allows up to four players to participate cooperatively. The title supports the now defunct service, which allowed players to compete with one another over the. Players can use characters or Dr. Mario during gameplay.

Features A majority of features from previous installments, such as the virus and speed levels, are present in this installment. Players played online against a friend with only one copy, as an online-play demo could be sent akin to. Mode could also be played offline, if desired.

Unlike, this iteration of Dr. Mario lacks the ability to play with four players, instead only allowing up to 2 players in Vs. Henry kissinger on china pdf. Several features in this game previously appeared in Dr. Mario 64, including the four musical tracks: 'Fever', 'Chill', 'Cube', and 'Que Que' (the latter two tracks are now named 'Cough' and 'Sneeze'). The music can be randomly selected or turned off. Flash Mode, which challenges the player(s) to clear just three flashing viruses among many, also returns from Dr. Virus Buster, previously seen as a mini-game in has more customization than the original.

Whereas the original only had Easy, Normal, and Hard as options, this version allows to adjust virus level and music as well. Remixed versions of 'Fever' and 'Chill' are present in this mode.

Virus Buster can be played alone or with others, with up to four players. Instead of being controlled directly with the, they are guided with the Wii Remote pointer. In single player mode, a player can select to start the game at level 20. After winning level 20, levels 21, 22, and 23 increment by four viruses. Level 24 and beyond contain 99 viruses. After 99 levels, gameplay can continue but the game does not progress past level 99 and the player is presented with only the 'Try Again' and 'Quit' menu options.

Reception gave Dr. Mario Online Rx an 8.5/10, calling the main game 'timeless' and the new Virus Buster mode 'chaotically awesome'. However they were let down by the fact that the main Dr. Mario mode only supported up to 2 players (where some earlier games had supported up to 4) and that Virus Buster was not playable online.

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Additionally, awarded Dr. Mario an 8/10, calling it 'the same Dr. Mario that we know and love' with 'solid and functional graphics' and addictive gameplay. In contrast, gave it 6/10, calling it a 'slightly awkward puzzler' that 'just isn't addictive enough to make you care' and likened it to ' 's in-bred cousin'. However, they praised the online multiplayer functionality and enjoyed its clean presentation, with the exception of the music. Also criticised the gameplay, and gave it 2/5.