the mushrooms you see in Mario could just be normal mushrooms that when mario eats them, they empower him. simmilar to how Popeye gets empowered by spinach. this page should be directed more towards known narcodics and less towards out of context connections.

how can you tell the difference? if the ESRB warning says 'contains drugs and alhcolol' then you know that the game fits in here.

"the mushrooms you see in Mario could just be normal mushrooms that when mario eats them, they empower him. simmilar to how Popeye gets empowered by spinach. this page should be directed more towards known narcodics and less towards out of context connections.

how can you tell the difference? if the ESRB warning says 'contains drugs and alhcolol' then you know that the game fits in here.
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I thought it would be more interesting that way but you have a point.
Unfortunately the ESRB warning only applies to US releases. In Germany for example we only have an age rating without warning labels.

"ErgoDemise said:

"the mushrooms you see in Mario could just be normal mushrooms that when mario eats them, they empower him. simmilar to how Popeye gets empowered by spinach. this page should be directed more towards known narcodics and less towards out of context connections.

how can you tell the difference? if the ESRB warning says 'contains drugs and alhcolol' then you know that the game fits in here.
"

Everyone knows the spinach was laced with meth.
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Man, can somebody look at the back of the box of New Super Mario Bros. Wii and tell me whether or not it says "Use of Drugs" or "Drug References"? If it does, I will laugh my ass off.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Platform: Wii	Share |
Rating: Everyone
Content descriptors: Comic Mischief
Rating summary: This is a side-scrolling platformer in which players control the characters Mario, Luigi, and Toad as they run and jump through colorful environments with the goal of saving a princess. Players use an assortment of moves and power-ups—jumps, spin attacks, fireballs, turtle shell throws—to defeat the "goombas," "koopas," and other tiny creatures inhabiting "Mushroom Kingdom." Some enemies crumble into pieces when jumped on, get momentarily stunned, or make "pop-like" sounds before getting knocked off screen.

    
 

It's just adult innuendo. You see it all the time in everything. Just ignore them.

Yes, I think the DEA would classify Mario as a habitual drug offender. The effects of those shrooms are drug induced.

Is Mario actually tagged with this concept?

" @Emandudeguyperson:   

New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Platform: Wii	Share |
Rating: Everyone
Content descriptors: Comic Mischief
Rating summary: This is a side-scrolling platformer in which players control the characters Mario, Luigi, and Toad as they run and jump through colorful environments with the goal of saving a princess. Players use an assortment of moves and power-ups—jumps, spin attacks, fireballs, turtle shell throws—to defeat the "goombas," "koopas," and other tiny creatures inhabiting "Mushroom Kingdom." Some enemies crumble into pieces when jumped on, get momentarily stunned, or make "pop-like" sounds before getting knocked off screen.

    
 

Nope, just comic mischief. "