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the game itself is very fun and innovative every new level feels like. the only big change is the levels that required the WII-U gamepad have been changed so the platforms come automatically, I think that the change is good because it doesn't make the levels be cut out. the only big change is the levels that required the WII-U The Basic 3d World Game is Pretty fun Just like the original 3d world on the WII-U. It’s something I stopped caring about minutes after being introduced to the plot, but that’s a typical response I suspect most people have to most of these games. The Basic 3d World Game is Pretty fun Just like the original 3d world on the WII-U. At the end of each world, and with the completion of a Bowser castle, you rescue a fairy, bringing you one step closer to stomping out the King of Koopas for good (again). This time, he has captured seven adorable fairy-like creatures that seem to have some sort of importance. Traditionalists can rejoice, because Bowser is up to his crazy kidnapping antics again in 3D World. I found that this new angle allowed me to reset my Mario muscle memory, which was a refreshing brain activity to endure. Jumping scenarios are also tricky with the same diagonal tendencies which require a bit more caution rather than trying to “speedrun” on the first attempt. It’s all too easy for video game lovers of a certain age (aka legal adults) to dismiss new Mario games. Many of my deaths early on were the cause of just barely missing a goomba due to poor aim, but I eventually got the hang of it. Super Mario 3D World (Wii U) Review: A Giddy Sugar Rush of Childhood Bliss. It’s not quite a direct line like the classic left-to-right games to hit an enemy, it’s instead more of a diagonal path. These characteristics mesh surprisingly well, even if it takes some getting used to the camera’s positioning.įiring projectiles takes practice. Using a unique diorama-esque depth of field, 3D World takes elements from the NES trilogy, the mid 2000s 3D titles, Mario Party mini-games, and even the inner workings of its eventual successor Super Mario Odyssey.

This game feels like the Mario catalog in potpourri form, taking the best pieces from past games. If you, like me, never played 3D World, you’re in for a Toad-ally awesome gaming experience that combines the best of the two-dimensional and three-dimensional games, with the added bonus of Bowser’s Fury as an appetizing add-on. Instead of mailing in another “Deluxe” edition of an underplayed title from the WiiU catalog, the developer went the extra mile by attaching an innovative offshoot to the core 2013 game that subverts the Mario formula. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury showcases the weird and experimental side of Nintendo that doesn’t get seen enough in their first-party games.