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* [[Nintendo 64]] (''Dr. Mario 64'', which for some reason featured characters from ''[[Wario Land]] 3'' as opponents)
* [[Game Boy Advance]] (in a double pack with ''[[Puzzle League]]'')
* [[Nintendo GameCube]] (''Dr. Mario 64'', as part of the [[No Export for You|Japan-only]] ''[[Nintendo Puzzle Collection]]'')
* [[Wii Ware]] (''Dr. Mario Online Rx'', an online-capable version)
* [[Nintendo DS]]iWare (''Dr. Mario Express'' on the DSi's Virtual Console)
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* [[Dressed to Heal]]
* [[Easy Mode Mockery]]: In ''Dr. Mario 64'', when playing Round 7 in Easy Mode, it's just you and the Hammer-Bot from ''Wario Land 3''. But in higher difficulties, it's a free-for-all between the aforementioned, your rival and Mad Scientists. You also can't face the [[Perfect Run Final Boss]]es in Easy Mode. Interestingly, Easy Mode also creates a case of [[What Happened to the Mouse?]] when playing as Wario: in the opening for the final round, Dr. Mario is seen entering the castle after Wario, but doesn't show up again after that. In the higher difficulties, however, Dr. Mario just sits there dazed from the free-for-all battle as Wario enters the castle without him.
* [[Excuse Plot]]: The instruction booklet says something about Mario dealing with an outbreak of viruses, but that's about it.
* [[Falling Blocks]]: Well, falling pills.
* [[Nintendo Hard]]: Good luck.
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