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shown. Although New Super Mario Bros. 2 is not mentioned in the quiz, its ESRB rating is shown under the quiz along with all the other featured games. 0/7

subgames. This was the first WarioWare game to receive an E10+ rating from the ESRB. The game received a successor, WarioWare: Move It!, which was released in

than the logo for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. SmashWiki article: ESRB leak Prior to the official Japanese release of Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo

However, the English localized version, despite being given an E rating by the ESRB, ended up being canceled. The Dr. Mario 64 port offers the same gameplay

titles. This was also the first game to be given the "E10+" rating by the ESRB. The game received a re-release port to the Wii in 2009 (2008 in Japan) titled

the ESRB, the first being Mario Strikers Charged. The ACB rated it PG as well. This is also the final Super Mario game to use this type of the ESRB rating

it was the only game in the NES library to have an official rating by the ESRB, being rated K-A for Kids to Adults. The SNES version carries the same rating

eShop on January 31, 2024. This is the first Super Mario title to omit the ESRB rating on the box art version officially distributed in the Southeast Asian

in North America to be rated E for "Everyone" due to the changeover by the ESRB from the previously used K-A "Kids to Adults" rating in 1998. The game sold

archive.org/web/20140326050637/http://www.nintendo.co.jp/3ds/eshop/vc/ra3j/ ESRB official website Nintendo UK Super Donkey Kong GB page on Nintendo of Japan's

every day a Mario Day! Games shown rated EVERYONE TO EVERYONE 10+ by the ESRB. Every Day Is A Mario Day 2024 March 10 may come and go, but with Nintendo

Smash Bros. is the only game in the Super Smash Bros. series to receive an ESRB rating of E for Everyone. Its successors are both rated T for Teen while

receive "Everyone 10+" by the ESRB in North America. All other titles released prior have been rated E. According to the ESRB, this is because of the following

Strikers Charged was the first game starring Mario to be rated E10+ by the ESRB. The music in this game that plays on the Wii menu screen and during replays

Portuguese). The 3DS is the first Nintendo system to be rated by PEGI and the ESRB (receiving a 7+ and E rating, respectively) due to the built-in games, including

Bros. Super Mario Galaxy New Super Mario Bros. Wii Super Mario Galaxy 2 (ESRB rating misspells "cartoon" as "cartton") Super Mario 3D Land New Super Mario

EU member. Mario vs. Donkey Kong is the first Super Mario game to omit the ESRB rating from its box art for the Middle East and Southeast Asia version, while

Smash Bros. This is one of the few Super Mario games given a T rating by the ESRB, the others being Donkey Konga 2 and Super Smash Bros. Melee. Super Smash

tastes! Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars™ is rated Everyone by the ESRB. American version: A mysterious enemy named Smithy has appeared, forcing

America and was the only game on the console to have an official rating by the ESRB. Wario's Woods is a falling block puzzle game where the objective is to clear