There’s power-ups old and new, and clever level design that ensures you’ll never get bored.Įach world on the classically-styled overworld features a range of levels, some built around specific power-ups or gimmicks, others more straightforward platforming challenges. Up to four players can join forces and tackle levels together, helping or hindering each other to often hilarious effect. That’s what makes it a fantastic anniversary game - 3D World has a little bit of every flavor of Mario platforming in it. 3D World is almost a halfway house between the two, giving you control of Mario & friends in a 3D environment, but often using more defined camera angles and more linear level design to give an experience that moment-to-moment more closely resembles the 2D games. There’s 2D Mario, as descended from the original Super Mario Bros., and you 3D Mario, as established by Super Mario 64. To the vast majority, this is an all-new Mario experience.įor the uninitiated, here’s the deal. Re-releases are often inherently less exciting, but this title has an advantage: the original Wii U version was on a console that basically nobody owned.
All Nintendo ultimately had to do was competently port it for a nice, easy win. Super Mario 3D World was already a good-looking, high definition game with gimmicks and level design tricks that worked brilliantly. Ultimately, this is a re-release of a game that was released just seven years ago. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. That’s why 3D World is important it might be arriving a little later, but it’s easily the most suitable game with which to celebrate Mario’s lengthy and successful career - and unlike the others, it’s not a limited-time release. It follows on from a decent variety of celebratory titles like the Mario 3D All Stars compilation and Super Mario 35, and it’s fair to say that the anniversary has been a little disappointing thus far. Ultimately, it’s the final and most significant game to be released as part of the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros. There’s a lot riding on Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury for Nintendo Switch. It’s back, and just as good, on a popular system - and with great added content.
Super Mario 3D World was a must-play platformer on a console very few people owned.
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