Classic NES Series

The Classic NES Series, titled NES Classics in Europe and Australia, is a series of games for the Game Boy Advance consisting of ports of Nintendo Entertainment System games. It is the international counterpart of Japan's Famicom Mini series, which features ports of both Family Computer and Family Computer Disk System games. The Classic NES Series began in 2004 and ended the same year, or early 2005 in Europe and Australia. Some e-Reader cards similarly included a Nintendo Entertainment System game on it. The Classic NES Series only has twelve games within two series whereas the Famicom Mini series has thirty games within three series.
Every Classic NES Series title is mostly the same as their respective original release, but have squished graphics due to the Game Boy Advance's lower screen resolution. Ports of games with a two-player mode made use of multiplayer via a Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable or Wireless Adapter. Every Classic NES Series and Famicom Mini game comes with a unique Pause menu, accessed by pressing or , and some games allow the player to save their high scores. Every Classic NES Series game is contained within a light gray cartridge to resemble the default color of NES cartridges. The color of a Famicom Mini cartridge usually matches the color of the original Family Computer cartridge or Family Computer Disk System floppy disk.
==Mario-related games==
In total, the Classic NES Series has only three Mario-related installments. The Famicom Mini series has six Mario-related games, three of which remained exclusive to Japan.
*Donkey Kong
*Dr. Mario
*Mario Bros. (Japan only)
*Super Mario Bros.
*Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (Japan only)
*Wrecking Crew (Japan only)
There is a canceled game from iQue titled Famicom Mini Collection, which features eleven built-in Famicom Mini titles, including every Mario-related one.
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