Wii ratcheted that up another level, featuring more worlds, four player co-op, and some actual difficulty to boot. Say what you will about the art style and music, as I know that those two things don’t seem to appeal to everyone, the core gameplay and level design was still a lot of fun and fairly fresh. The original DS title that kickstarted this line of Super Mario games was pretty solid, and was certainly a breath of fresh air considering we hadn’t seen a new 2D Mario adventure in quite a while. 2 is that it’s remarkably easy, and doesn’t really elevate the series past what New Super Mario Bros. The most disappointing aspect of New Super Mario Bros.

It does feature the Koopa Kids once again, which I certainly appreciate more than Bowser Jr., but if you’ve played a Super Mario title before, you’ll have a pretty good idea of what to expect here. I’m not going to waste your time explaining what the game is about, as it follows the typical structure of Peach being kidnapped, and the brothers going to save her. 2 feels like a case of Nintendo playing it safe with their core franchise, which does lead to the overall experience being a little bit disappointing.

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