U Deluxe, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Pikmin 3 Deluxe mostly bundled all available Wii U content and added quality of life changes, Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury has a standalone mini-adventure bundled in. The game sold a little under 6 million copies on the Wii U, and with the vast numbers the Nintendo Switch is doing, it’s easy to see why Nintendo wanted to bring this game to an even bigger audience.īut in contrast to previous Wii U ports, this game has a substantial bit of new content added. The charming aesthetic of Super Mario 3D World, along with the up to 4 players local multiplayer, and the mix of 2D and 3D gameplay, amassed plenty of fans. Unhelpful screenshot, making the game look more 2D than it is. series, and the full-blown 3D style we know from Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario Galaxy, and the newest Super Mario Odyssey. It’s a title that falls a bit in between the 2D gameplay that Nintendo revived with the New Super Mario Bros. In 2013, Nintendo released Super Mario 3D World on the Wii U. For those who played the Wii U version though, the changes in the Super Mario 3D World part are negligible, and the Bowser’s Fury part may not justify a full-price rebuy.īecause let’s talk about what we are playing here. For new players this title offers a great experience, with an amazing core game and a fun (but experimental) extra adventure. With Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, the duality is even greater. For new fans (or old fans that missed the Wii U), this means that they can experience these lost gems. For dedicated fans who supported Nintendo in the Wii U period this is a bummer, because it means less fresh content on the new platform, or the necessity to double-dip on full-priced ports. It’s no secret that a bulk of the Nintendo Switch line-up comes from ported Wii U titles.
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