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Dr. Mario

I got this game for the original Nintendo Entertainment System for Christmas either in 1987 or 1988.

Dr Mario Cover

It was a great game, sort of like tetris, but instead of blocks it was pills, and instead of trying to eliminate rows you were trying to eliminate virii by making three adjacent pills of the same color (as the virus) next to any virus.

I must admit I wasn't as good at it as my sisters or my mom, but I enjoyed having this game all the same.

Dr Mario Start ScreenDr Mario 2 player

I still really like the music for this game, I think it made quite good use of the NES' 8-bit, 4 oscillator sound capabilities.

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