Really fun. Great Mario game.
Dint play much all I know is it's good
J'ai vraiment eu du mal à battre bowser dans son château.
After playing the game it's easily the best in the series.
Very fun when i was little. Now its just not the same. Still GOATED
Really fun return to form for 2D Mario
A Classic to me. Movement is so smooth and fast, Level Design feels experimental and original and it tries to be challenging enough to keep me angaged. A Joy to replay every time !
[ 10 / 10 ]
[ 10 / 10 ]
This is the real best 2D Mario but y'all aren't ready for that conversation
banging soundtrack
they shoulda just stopped at this one ngl. Not because this game is bad or anything, far from it. More just because this was a great little return to formula of mario at the time, with it being the first original mario game since like mario land 2. However, this did kind of start a really bland and derivative series from nintendo, which kinda retroactively spoils this game by association. It is still good and worth getting if you have a DS, and I can give it the benefit of the doubt since it is the first game and the bosses are actually really interesting at the very least, but yeesh this game pretty much began the homogenized mario aesthetic that is too clean and bland for my tastes compared to what previous games looked and sounded like.
This game was my childhood until I lost it. I managed to play it virtually many years later and I would still consider it my favorite game of all time.
Good on its own but it started a painful cycle
Oh hey! It's a new Super Mario Bros game!After all this time, a new one! Cool!
It's the first mario bros game I played, its seriously very memorable and fun but I won't give it 5 stars because super mario bros wii was an upgrade
I enjoyed the mini-games more than the game itself.
this game has lemmy koopa
This one is hard to pinpoint a "score" for. The single player aspect is totally fine. If anything, I think the "New" SMB games are actually a downgrade vs. Super Mario Bros 3 and World, at least aesthetically. They also feel a bit more "floaty" which is not something I like platformers to feel like.
BUT - those minigames, man. Those are what make this game special. I spent a ton of time playing them with friends and family.
BUT - those minigames, man. Those are what make this game special. I spent a ton of time playing them with friends and family.
Not my favorite but definitely something that is nostalgic for me.
Eh
The fact that this game is as good and as vanilla as it is never fails to astound me. Like it's really good and looking back on it, It didn't any gimmicks, they just made a game that was so well crafted that it didn't need anything else except itself.
Luigi has done it again. He's cheating at cards. He cheats at poker and you can't prove me wrong at that. Slimy slimebag, that luigi.
Um bom Mario.
my favorite mario game
I forgot to review this one. Played in close proximity to Mario land 2, I'm able to compare and contrast the two. While I think Mario land 2 is objectively a bit better, there's emphasis on "a bit." I may have had more fun with this one.
The biggest advantage this has over that is the controls. In my eyes, the NSMB series is 2D Mario controlling at its finest. It's super fun just to run through the levels, triple jumping, wall jumping and ground pounding the whole way through. The levels are really well designed, and can actually be a little challenging. There's some creative concepts, particularly in world 8. The bosses are a massive upgrade too, which is saying a lot since they're still pretty easy. The pixely 3D models give it a unique charm compared to the other games in it's series, and the soundtrack is fantastic. I still think the castle theme from this game is the best in any Mario game, competing with Dark Road from 64.
It's nowhere near perfect though. It's pretty easy, it's still short, and it's still an NSMB game. It's pretty generic, even if that's understandable since it was the first really modern platformer. It may not be as unique, but it's a solid entryin a fantastic series. It definitely is an NSMB game. Those are repetitive together, but really fun on their own. It's a tough game to hate, so yeah. Easy recommendation.
The biggest advantage this has over that is the controls. In my eyes, the NSMB series is 2D Mario controlling at its finest. It's super fun just to run through the levels, triple jumping, wall jumping and ground pounding the whole way through. The levels are really well designed, and can actually be a little challenging. There's some creative concepts, particularly in world 8. The bosses are a massive upgrade too, which is saying a lot since they're still pretty easy. The pixely 3D models give it a unique charm compared to the other games in it's series, and the soundtrack is fantastic. I still think the castle theme from this game is the best in any Mario game, competing with Dark Road from 64.
It's nowhere near perfect though. It's pretty easy, it's still short, and it's still an NSMB game. It's pretty generic, even if that's understandable since it was the first really modern platformer. It may not be as unique, but it's a solid entryin a fantastic series. It definitely is an NSMB game. Those are repetitive together, but really fun on their own. It's a tough game to hate, so yeah. Easy recommendation.
It turns out that I'm not really a fan of Mario-style platforming.
Best of the new soups. It feels the most unique and the blue shell rocks. A slight step above its sequels.
admito que joguei em emuladores, e amei
Biased bc I grew up playing this
Juego bello hermoso precioso lo amo.
never actually finished but p good