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I picked up Tetris and Dr. Mario for the Super Nintendo back in 1994, a Nintendo release that bundled two very different puzzle games onto one cartridge. It was a solid choice for anyone who already owned the system and wanted more variety without buying two separate games; it fit right in with the SNES library's focus on polished, accessible experiences.

In Tetris, you guide falling blocks into solid rows to clear them before the stack reaches the top. Dr. Mario has you tossing colored vitamins to match and eliminate viruses on the playing field. Both games demand quick pattern recognition and forward planning, with the pace steadily increasing as you advance. The mixed mode lets you alternate between the two styles, which keeps the challenge fresh and tests your ability to switch strategies on the fly. It feels sharp and responsive, a straightforward test of focus that still holds up.