Mario's+history

This time like does not include Mario parties and pictures media type="custom" key="6549967" Mario (or technically, "Jumpman") the carpenter battles through crazy construction sites to save Pauline from the clutches of a giant monkey named Donkey Kong.
 * 1981**: Donkey Kong (Arcade)

This was Mario's second appearance, and first appearance as an enemy. Mario sics enemies at D.K. Jr., who is trying to free his caged father.
 * 1982**: Donkey Kong Jr.(Arcade)

Mario, now a plumber, teams up with (or fights against) brother Luigi (in 2-Player mode) to kill an infinite supply of turtles, crabs, and flies that travel through pipes.
 * 1983**: Mario Bros.(Arcade)

Mario explores The Mushroom Kingdom in search of Bowser, who has kidnapped Princess Toadstool. Mario mania grasps the nation.
 * 1985**: Super Mario Bros. (NES)

The NES versions of the two arcade games are released, exposing the greatness of these games to players who may have missed the arcade versions. Because of limited space on early NES Game Paks, the fourth level (A.K.A. "Pie Factory") of Donkey Kong was omitted.
 * 1986**: Donkey Kong (NES) and MArio bros. (NES)

Nintendo takes a game developed and released in Japan called //Doki Doki Panic// and replaces the four heroes with Mario characters, resulting in perhaps the most unique game of the Mario series.
 * 1988**: Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES; USA version)

Mario's first appearance on the Game Boy takes place in Sarasaland, where Princess Daisy is abducted by the evil spaceman Tatanga.
 * 1989**: |Super Mario Land (GB)

The best-selling game of all time. Mario searches the Mushroom World for Bowser who has kidnapped Princess Toadstool, again.
 * 1989**: Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES)

Mario's first appearance on the Super NES. Bowser has kidnapped Princess Toadstool (sound familiar?) and Mario travels through Dinosaur Land to rescue her. //Super Mario World// introduces us to Yoshi, spawning spin-off games riding on his popularity.
 * 1991**: |Super Mario World (SNES)

SMB, SMB2, and SMB3 receive 16-bit updates as part of this compilation cartridge. The other game included, //Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels//, is the first North American release of //Super Mario Bros. 2// (Japanese version), originally released for the Famicom Disk System in 1986. It, too, received the 16-bit treatment for //All-Stars//.
 * 1993**: Super Mario All-Stars (SNES)

This game takes place in Mario's past. A gang of Yoshis helps baby Mario find his brother Luigi, who was kidnapped by Baby Bowser's henchmen. Powered by the FX² chip, this was arguably the best 2-D platform game ever made.
 * 1995**: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (SNES)

Mario frolics through various 3-D worlds to save the kidnapped Princess Peach Toadstool.
 * 1996**: Super Mario 64 (N64)

Mario and Yoshi reunite to clean up Isle Delfino and rescue Peach once again.
 * 2002**: Super Mario Sunshine (GCN)

Opposing mascots Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog finally go head-to-head... at the Beijing Olympics.
 * 2007**: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii/NDS)

This time, Bowser takes Peach away into outer space, forcing Mario to explore planets big and small. //Galaxy//'s innovative gravity system was one factor behind its critical acclaim.
 * 2007**: Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)

This time Bowser Jr. kidnaps Princess peach and goes through eight different worlds
 * 2008**: New Super Mario Bros. (DS)

Originated from New Super Mario Bros. DS except with new items and 4 player mode.
 * 2009**: New Super Mario Bros. (Wii)

Bowser takes Peach away into outer space again! but this time mario has Yoshi helping. He also have some new items.
 * 2010**:Mario Galaxy 2