 It was also the second "Mario" game released on the Wii after "Super Paper Mario" and the first "Mario" game to be given a rating higher than E by the ESRB.The gameplay of "Mario Strikers Charged" is similar to that of the original game, with characters fighting for possession of a metallic ball played on several pitches.As well as differing aesthetically, most pitches feature physical elements that affect play; players must use precision and accurate timing to overcome them.