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|title = Mario3.EXE
|title = Mario3.exe
|image = Mario3exe.png
|image = Mario3exe.png
|imagecaption = Why would you put actual gore in a .exe game?
|imagecaption = Why would you put actual gore in a .exe game?
|maker = lalapupsi
|maker = lalalupsi
|type = [[.exe (Creepypasta)|.exe]] game
|type = [[.exe (Creepypasta)|.exe]] game
|date = 2014
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'''Mario3.EXE''' is a [[creepypasta]] game made by lalapupsi in 2014 based off of [[wikipedia:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]. The game was entirely taken down from Gamejolt.
'''Mario3.exe''' (styled '''3.exe''') was a [[creepypasta]]-style [[game]] developed by lalalupsi and released on GameJolt in 2014, modded from [[wikipedia:Super Mario Bros. 3|Super Mario Bros. 3]]. Notable less for its gore imagery than for triggering Nintendo copyright claims (mirroring the legal circumstances of what happened to that [[I HATE YOU.EXE]]).


The game starts off being extremely corrupted with most of the dialogs unreadable. On the map, there is another version of Mario on the map screen that is moving in random directions. The first level starts off with black fog. If a Koopa is killed, a image of a roadkill turtle suddenly appears with the same scream from [[The Maze]].
The game starts as a severely glitched experience with illegible text, presenting a map screen where a cloned Mario avatar drifts unpredictably across the interface.


If you jump over of the obstacles in the second level, [[Pazuzu]] suddenly jumpscares the player with the same scream. In the third level, the background is completely corrupted. The same version of Mario is on the map floating chasing the player. However, if the player gets close, [[Pazuzu]] jumpscares the player again and damages the player.
The first level opens with thick black fog. Defeating enemies will sometimes trigger graphic images with [[The Maze]] scream. Defeating a Koopa triggers one of two images involving animal cruelty:


After the third level, it shows a straight path. However, after a few seconds, [[Pazuzu]] jumpscares the player again with the same versions of Mario floating. However, right as the player enters the final level, the same version of Mario comes, showing an extremely graphic picture of a corpse with their head completely split open with blood on the floor with [[Pazuzu]] immediately following afterwards ending the game.
* Internal organs being removed from a flayed bird.
==Link==
* A decapitated turtle head possibly from a roadkill or an animal slaughter.
<font color=yellow><u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains extremely [[graphic content]]!</font>
 
Goomba kills produce one of three images involving accidents:
 
*An older white man with most of his head destroyed (from [[Discharges.org]]'s ''holywtf.swf'').
*A crushed and malformed head from a blunt force trauma accident.
*A woman with her left side of the face severely injured.
 
The corrupted second level features an impaled Luigi near lava platforms where crossing triggers a chance of a [[Pazuzu]] jump-scare using the aforementioned scream, temporarily halting progress; the third level introduces a red Mario sprite that slows players while requiring avoidance of jumpscare-triggering mushrooms, culminating in an inverted flagpole exit that returns players to a map screen with hidden progression mechanics tied to the upside-down pole's later significance from there on.
 
The post-level selection screen becomes permanently locked after three levels, featuring the red sprite that now actively hunts the player with inverted controls requiring counterintuitive inputs, where any collision triggers a jumpscare (split-face accident imagery + Pazuzu apparition) followed by an unresponsive red static screen that persists until forced shutdown.
 
==Links==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains [[Screamer|screamers]]!
* archive.org/details/mario-3
* archive.org/details/mario_202403
* archive.org/details/mario_202403
* '''Showcase video''': youtube.com/watch?v=pkNEOx13SdM
* '''Showcase video''': youtube.com/watch?v=pkNEOx13SdM
<font color=yellow><u>NOTE</u>: The following images contain extremely [[graphic content]]!</font>
* '''All images''': archive.org/details/mario3exe-gore-images/image%200.png
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[[Category:The Maze scream]]
[[Category:Turn up your volume]]

Latest revision as of 07:53, 13 July 2025

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Mario3.exe (styled 3.exe) was a creepypasta-style game developed by lalalupsi and released on GameJolt in 2014, modded from Super Mario Bros. 3. Notable less for its gore imagery than for triggering Nintendo copyright claims (mirroring the legal circumstances of what happened to that I HATE YOU.EXE).

The game starts as a severely glitched experience with illegible text, presenting a map screen where a cloned Mario avatar drifts unpredictably across the interface.

The first level opens with thick black fog. Defeating enemies will sometimes trigger graphic images with The Maze scream. Defeating a Koopa triggers one of two images involving animal cruelty:

  • Internal organs being removed from a flayed bird.
  • A decapitated turtle head possibly from a roadkill or an animal slaughter.

Goomba kills produce one of three images involving accidents:

  • An older white man with most of his head destroyed (from Discharges.org's holywtf.swf).
  • A crushed and malformed head from a blunt force trauma accident.
  • A woman with her left side of the face severely injured.

The corrupted second level features an impaled Luigi near lava platforms where crossing triggers a chance of a Pazuzu jump-scare using the aforementioned scream, temporarily halting progress; the third level introduces a red Mario sprite that slows players while requiring avoidance of jumpscare-triggering mushrooms, culminating in an inverted flagpole exit that returns players to a map screen with hidden progression mechanics tied to the upside-down pole's later significance from there on.

The post-level selection screen becomes permanently locked after three levels, featuring the red sprite that now actively hunts the player with inverted controls requiring counterintuitive inputs, where any collision triggers a jumpscare (split-face accident imagery + Pazuzu apparition) followed by an unresponsive red static screen that persists until forced shutdown.

Links

NOTE: The following game contains screamers!

  • archive.org/details/mario-3
  • archive.org/details/mario_202403
  • Showcase video: youtube.com/watch?v=pkNEOx13SdM

NOTE: The following images contain extremely graphic content!

  • All images: archive.org/details/mario3exe-gore-images/image%200.png


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