Even better, every coin you collect will be worth double to the both of you.
If you have a friend that also owns a 3DS and this game, the two of you can team up in co-op mode that is not unlike NSMB Wii's.
There's more to this than just a solo adventure, too. Only on a couple of occasions was I stumped in how to find a secret exit or Star Coin, and when I took a look at a guide after a few runs on my own to figure out what I was missing, I shook my forehead and told myself that I should have known. Even times when the coins aren't there to help, the game makes sure to use small ledges and other platform formations to make you think there's a hidden 1-Up or beanstalk block around. Coins will lead you to where you're supposed to jump or possibly even a hidden block that could take you up a beanstalk and into a bonus area. A few levels that I won't name in particular are great for racking up well over 5000 coins in one go!Įven if you don't care about the coin collecting aspect of the game, the levels have such a nice level of design. Still, the game will reward you for proper platforming as you earn twice the amount of coins from jumping on enemies while your Gold Flower, an item that goes away when you finish a level or get hit, is active. This thing creates explosive fireballs that will turn bricks into gold and enemies into massive coinage without you having to worry about missing a jump and losing out on the loot. The biggest addition to coin collecting comes in the form of the game's only new power-up, the Gold Flower. Yes, the Mushroom Kingdom has been overrun with coins, and it's up to you to collect as many of them as you can throughout the course of the game's 80+ stages. Well, this time around, the goal is not only to rescue Peach but get rich or die trying in the process. No, what makes this kind of game tick is how the journey is and what gimmicks they throw in to enhance the overall experience. The plot has never mattered to me in a platformer, so don't expect any gripping narrative here. Most of us have been there and done that countless times over the years. Now Mario and Luigi running around to the Mushroom Kingdom to save Princess Peach is nothing new. If this title is any indication of the future of the mustachioed man's 2D adventures, we're going to be in for some rich experiences indeed. Much like the development of the first NSMB title, this one was made by relative newcomers to Nintendo's staff in an effort to get them to learn what makes a Mario platformer tick. series has returned to a Nintendo handheld device, this time on the 3DS. After a six-year absence, the New Super Mario Bros.
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