Super Mario Bros.™ Wonder - Nintendo Switch (US Version)

I got this as a Father’s Day gift from my wife this year. Amazing that I’ve been enjoying Mario games since I was 5 years old and still surprisingly finding enjoyment in them. This game is a blast to play solo or co-op. After playing 1000 year old door paper Mario remake this is a welcome change of pace.

Came nicely packaged and this is going to be a Christmas gift!

good

Mario has always been present in my life. My first serious interactions that my memory recalls is from Super Smash Bros Melee, he was the headliner, the face of Nintendo, but I still would rather play as Link. I dabbled here and there with the 2D games often getting too frustrated with them and not feeling enough of a hook to continue with the harder levels, let alone beat the whole game. My first Mario game that I really played through and throughly enjoyed was Mario Odyssey. A great 3D plat-former. I wouldn’t put it up there with my all time favorites but I had a great time with it. When Nintendo revealed Super Mario Bros Wonder back a few months ago, I shrugged it off and made no plans to play it (I was salty about the lack of a Wind Waker port announcement being made on Switch and still am). But I had been hearing some buzz about it and thought I’d pick it up as a birthday gift to myself sense I hadn’t been playing any games as of late. All that to say, this game is simply wonderful. “Wonder” was the perfect title for this game. It had such a sense of joy, and glee about its creativity and is a celebration of what Mario is. You really get a sense of how much everyone who worked on this game really love what they do. They made something truly special. The gameplay is tight, responsive, challenging, and a blast to play. The level design is out of this world creative, second to none, can’t think of a game that has done it better, the graphics are gorgeous, and the music is perfect. I’m not the best at 2D platformers so I struggled with a few of the levels, and I can’t really compare the difficulty level with this and other Mario’s, but I’m going to have to go back and play some other 2D titles now. Overall, I highly recommend this game. It’s a joy to play and really brings back what games are supposed to be about: fun gameplay and a fun experience with none of the strings attached like the rest of the gaming landscape right now. 10/10

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is honestly one of the most fun games I’ve played on the Switch in a while. The graphics are super cute and colorful, everything just pops and looks really smooth. It has that classic Mario feel but with a lot of new little surprises and weird twists that keep it interesting. I wasn’t sure what to expect at first but I ended up getting totally hooked. Each level feels fresh and there’s always something new to discover, which makes it really replayable if you’re into collecting stuff or just like exploring every corner. It’s got that same Nintendo price tag as most of their big games, but in my opinion it’s totally fair for what you’re getting. If you like Mario games, you kind of know the deal, you’re paying for quality and this one definitely delivers. It’s super family-friendly too, so it’s fun to play with kids or just solo when you want to chill and have a good time. If you’re a fan of platformers or grew up playing Mario, this one is a no-brainer. Worth every penny if you actually plan to play it.

Great game

Fantastic game really. The new power ups, Elephant, Bubble and especially Drill, are delightful and I hope most make it into successive games (Elephant was a bit OP, but I’d love to continue seeing bubble and drill, especially in a fully 3D Mario). Lots of new challenges and secrets to find. A pseudo trophy system made it fun to “100%” the game (not super easy to do, but not the hardest either), the Switch needs a trophy system or some such implemented badly, a miniature version coming built into Mario just illustrates it all the more. The different characters were nice, but not as exciting as I’d hoped. I wished there were more differences between them and the fact that Yoshi and the … Rabbit? Were basically the easy setting (although at the cost of the power ups, does make them kinda boring) for the game was actually disappointing (I really wanted to play as Yellow Yoshi, but I didn’t want the handicap of not taking damage or basically never having issues making a jump. I’d rather an actual setting for that). While I was playing, I had tons of fun, but I have to say, the games true downside … it’s a full priced sidescroller. It’s great fun, but I won’t be indulging in that for myself again tbh. I’ll wait for the sales. There feels like 0 incentive to go back and replay anything. No multiplayer game modes (you can play multiplayer, but as far as I’m aware it doesn’t offer anything in the way of a party game), so I’m probably never going to touch it (and I’m an obsessive collector so I’m disinclined to sell). It didn’t take me too much actual play time, and much of that was replaying stages to 3 star, if all I’d cared about was the story (which was fun!) I woulda been done much sooner - that’s why the switch needs a trophy system, Nintendo’s own games would get more out of one than any of the third party, just doesn’t hold up to that price point the way recent Zelda or Mario Odyssey do. Not saying side scrollers aren’t fun, they’re a blast, we need them to stick around, but you just don’t get as much game for the money you pay and that should be addressed.

Introduction: As a self-proclaimed cool dad with a lifelong love for video games, I was excited to dive into the Mario Wonder Switch Game. Mario has been a part of my gaming journey since I was a kid, and I couldn't wait to see what this new title had to offer. In this in-depth review, I'll share my insights and experiences playing the game from a cool dad's perspective. Gameplay and Mechanics: The gameplay of Mario Wonder Switch is nothing short of magical. It captures the classic Mario charm while introducing innovative mechanics. The variety of power-ups, from the Super Mushroom to the new Wonder Suit, adds a layer of fun and excitement. The controls are responsive and intuitive, making it easy for both veteran gamers and newcomers to enjoy. The level design is masterful, offering a balanced blend of nostalgic elements and fresh challenges that keep me and my kids engaged for hours. Graphics and Art Style: The visuals in Mario Wonder Switch are a visual treat. The vibrant, colorful world of the Mushroom Kingdom is brought to life with stunning detail and animations. The game's art style combines the best of modern graphics technology with the timeless charm of Mario, resulting in a delightful visual experience that leaves a smile on my face and my kids' faces. Story and Adventure: Mario games have never been renowned for their intricate stories, but Mario Wonder Switch delivers a fun and engaging narrative. The story, while simple, adds a layer of motivation to the game. The adventure takes you through various captivating worlds, each brimming with unique challenges and quirky characters. The game keeps the excitement alive by introducing twists and turns that you won't see coming. Multiplayer Fun: One of the highlights for a cool dad is the multiplayer experience, and Mario Wonder Switch doesn't disappoint. The cooperative multiplayer mode allows my kids and me to team up and enjoy the game together. It's a fantastic way to bond with them while solving puzzles, battling foes, and working as a team. The competitive mode is also a blast for some healthy family rivalry. Nostalgia Factor: Being a lifelong Mario fan, I appreciate the nods to the franchise's history. Mario Wonder Switch includes various references and throwbacks to earlier titles, making it a nostalgia trip for me. It's a pleasure to share these moments with my kids and tell them about the good old days of gaming. Replay Value: The game's extensive content and collectibles add significant replay value. Exploring every nook and cranny, hunting for Power Moons, and trying to achieve 100% completion is a journey that keeps the fun going long after the main story is completed. It's a game that we keep coming back to, providing lasting value and entertainment. Conclusion: Mario Wonder Switch is a marvelous addition to the Mario franchise, and it has certainly lived up to the hype. As a cool dad, it's been an absolute joy to share this gaming experience with my kids. The gameplay, graphics, story, and multiplayer options make it an all-around fantastic game that bridges the generation gap. Mario continues to be the ultimate family-friendly game, and Mario Wonder Switch is no exception. It's a game that cements Mario's status as a beloved icon for all ages.

Como todos los juegos de Mario bros son increíbles me encanta jugarlo y es muy entretenido, sin duda es un juego para niños de 8 en adelante y muy bonito si lo quieres regalar es una gran experiencia y si tú lo quieres jugar es un gran juego

Nessa loja eu só comprei o do Mário mas só tenho a foto dos dois juntos. Enfim chegou muito rápido e o produto veio lacrado em perfeito estado

Have hours of fun playing this Good game with beautiful graphics

This game brings me back to the 80's Mario Bros. Wonder is hands-down one of the best Mario games I’ve played on the Nintendo Switch! The graphics are stunningly colorful and imaginative, bringing a fresh, vibrant twist to the classic Mario world. The new "Wonder" effects keep each level feeling exciting and unpredictable, transforming gameplay in really fun ways. I love that there are so many new power-ups, like the Elephant Mario, which adds a hilarious yet useful layer to the experience. Mario Bros. Wonder truly captures that sense of joy and magic that makes Mario games timeless. A must-have for any Switch owner!

worth it... great items for it's price