Super Mario Bros. Wonder Is Wonderful
Super Mario Bros. Wonder is creating a huge buzz in the industry. Nintendo distributed many copies of the game to different gaming websites ahead of its release in October. And the exciting news is that the previews are finally in. We have compiled some of them just for you.
Ryan McCaffrey, the executive editor of IGN said, “Super Mario Bros. Wonder may have a unique name, unattached to any other games in the series’s long and decorated history, but after playing an hour of it, I think Nintendo could’ve gotten away with calling it Super Mario Bros. 4, and all of the weight of expectations that would’ve come with that. (Yes, Super Mario World was arguably Super Mario Bros. 4, but you get my point…)”
Stephen Totilo from Axios Gaming believes that the game will be a huge success when it launches. He added, “During Axios’ hands-on time, Wonder felt more forgiving than Nintendo’s major 2D Marios. Power-ups are more plentiful and a new system lets players earn badges that can add powers (higher jumps, parachute hats) or protection (a badge that lets players automatically spring out of otherwise fatal pits, for example).
“The game’s four-player co-op options are less prone to sabotage this time around, too. In a change from the recent co-op 2D Mario game, players can’t bump into each other or toss each other around, as collision impacts are disabled (unless someone wants to ride on Yoshi).”
ComingSoon also expressed that, “The game feels just like a side-scrolling Super Mario game should, but deviates from the norm just enough to make things feel incredibly new and exciting. Combined with new mechanics, power-ups, and ways to play, the next entry in the iconic video game series has the recipe for success.”
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