Mario Bros. Nintendo-Pak flyer

Cite as: Mario Bros. Nintendo-Pak flyer
Original: https://archive.org/details/arcadeflyer_mario-bros
sha256: 243fafb446eca8a2c160db02e938202a756c82a0bcb458cc78c334e989d1a24b
Archived: https://archive.org/download/arcadeflyer_mario-bros/arcadeflyer_mario-bros.pdf
Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © Nintendo of America; scan hosted by the Internet Archive (Arcade Flyer Archive)
Credit: Nintendo of America; scan in the Internet Archive item "arcadeflyer_mario-bros".
Notes: A trade flyer for the Mario Bros. conversion kit ("Nintendo-Pak") aimed at operators who owned Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr. and Popeye cabinets. The item dates it 1983, the uploader's date.

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Nintendo of America sold the arcade game to operators as a Nintendo-Pak, a kit of side graphics, header, front-plex, control panel, and electronics that turned Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., and Popeye cabinets into Mario Bros. Its flyer says the game had proven itself in virtually every market where it had appeared.	`PDF p. 2PDF p. 2PDF p. 2PDF p. 2PDF p. 4PDF p. 4PDF p. 3PDF p. 3`	Publisher
Nintendo of America's operator flyer calls Mario and Luigi janitors and names the enemies shellcreepers, fighterflies, and sidesteppers, with fireballs to dodge.	`PDF p. 3PDF p. 3PDF p. 3PDF p. 3`	Publisher