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— The Mario is Missing (Optimized source code) archive includes the original game, the revised version, source code, videos demonstrating editing, and transcripts of developer conversations.

Mario Is Missing! remains one of the most unusual chapters in Nintendo's history. Released in 1993, this educational geography game traded traditional platforming for puzzle-solving and real-world trivia. Decades later, the game found an unexpected second life on the internet through Adobe Flash technology, commonly known by its file extension, .swf (Shockwave Flash). Mario Is Missing Swf

"I'm trying! It's not working!"

The file name read simply: mario_is_missing.swf . — The Mario is Missing (Optimized source code)

The most famous example is, without a doubt, a parody Flash game created by an internet artist named . Uploaded to Newgrounds on May 29, 2010, this "Mario is Missing" is an adult parody with a very different concept. In this version, Mario is captured, but rather than saving him, Princess Peach decides to rescue him by "screwing every enemy monster she finds". The art was excellent, the concept hilarious, and it quickly went viral, garnering over 3 million views on Newgrounds. Released in 1993, this educational geography game traded