Much like the 3DS’s Super Mario 3D Land before it, 3D World generally avoids the wide-open areas and level-specific goals of games like Super Mario 64. If you missed out on Super Mario 3D World the first time around, you might have to adjust your expectations for a 3D Mario platform game a little bit. The result is a package that should have any 3D platforming fan at least taking a second look, even if they already bought the game a few years ago.
The Switch port of the excellent Super Mario 3D World comes packaged with Bowser's Fury, a brand-new bit of "open world" content that extends 3D World's gameplay ideas in some interesting new directions. While it's nice that these underloved Wii U games are getting a new lease on life (and a new fully portable play option) on the much more popular Switch, the idea of paying full price for a light update to a game you bought less than a decade ago on the Wii U might feel a little grating.įor its latest Wii U rehash, Nintendo seems to have acknowledged this issue to some extent. (Ars Technica may earn compensation for sales from links on this post through affiliate programs.)
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