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Adult Written by LisaG 5 January 19, Report this review. Keep it up Super Mario! I love the video game New Super Mario Brothers. When I bought the game at Best Buy,I heard some of the people in line praising to game.
So I couldn't wait to Continue reading. Kid, 12 years old March 1, Wii This game brings the fun of the old game and adds amazing graphics to the story. The violence in this game is on the classic Mario violence its just cartoonish Teen, 15 years old Written by -That-Guy- June 9, Great game, easy to learn New Super Mario Bros is a great game for young kids being introduced to the world of video games.
The game begins with a short story scene where Princess Peach What's it about? Is it any good? Familiar enemies return, and there are a few new faces. The Koopalings are back, and we were able to confront the slightly loopy Lemmy Koopa, who was rolling around on a bright green ball--sound familiar? Also familiar are the events on the world map and conveniently placed Toad houses that yield goodies if you stop by.
Yoshi is back, and he comes in a variety of colors, including pink. They don't have color-specific abilities anymore, but they can now swallow fireballs and hammers and spit them back. To keep the multiplayer spirit alive, you can steal Yoshi from other players if you ground-pound them. Before jumping into a level, up to three friends can drop in or out and share power-ups that have been collected in your inventory. Teamwork is essential if you want to get some hard-to-reach items.
You can boost off someone else's head, or even have a friend pick you up and toss you around. This is fine when it's executed in a coordinated fashion; however, most of the time you're jumping on someone's head by accident or nudging players off a platform to their death because there just isn't enough space when four players are crammed into one area. This doesn't mean that the game isn't fun; it's a blast to play and hilarious to watch, as long as you're patient and don't mind that a level you can normally breeze through solo in 30 seconds is going to take much, much longer.
It's still a group effort, though, so you can bring friends back into the game once they've run out of lives, by collecting coins and giving everyone an extra life. Yoshi is back in assorted colors. When you're not going through the story mode, there are a couple of multiplayer-specific modes to try. Free-for-All lets you select a stage via a simple menu to avoid the time it takes to navigate the world map to get to the level you want to play.
It's quick and easy and is meant to be played just for fun with no consequences.
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