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By Game #280, the mask fell off completely. The list started repeating, but with different names. Super Mario Bros. was back, but now it was called MUSHROOM MAN . Contra was now SOLDIER 7 . Every time you died, the console let out a screech that sounded suspiciously like your TV was haunted. You reached #300: THE END . 300 in 1 nes rom download
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