Super Mario Bros. Wonder is another masterpiece from Nintendo, and it evolves the tried and true 2D platformer.
Nintendo has done the impossible with Super Mario Bros. Wonder, staying faithful to a tried and true formula while making the most iconic 2D platformer feel like a new and exciting experience.
Since the Super Mario Bros. Wonder reveal on June 21, I have been dying to turn into an elephant. And now that it’s here, I can’t get enough.Playing Mario Wonder is what I imagine it would feel like to return home after a long business trip. It’s familiar and cozy, and you fall right back into place as if you’ve played this game your entire life. Because for all intents and purposes, if you grew up on Super Mario, you have played Wonder.
Every single world is like this. They’re all chocked full of surprises and collectibles, levels ranging from cakewalk to eye-watering. And yes, there are new enemies tucked into every corner of this game. It almost feels like a treat when you see a Goomba or Boo, as they aren’t common in the slightest.Super Mario Bros. Wonder is already a brilliant 2D Platformer before you even get into the Wonder Seeds.
What’s even more astounding is that Nintendo jammed one of these into every level. Even if these were scattered in just a few levels, it would have blown me away. To go into each story mission and know something exciting was hidden within its walls was a feeling I’ve never really experienced, at least not with a 2D Mario game.In addition to Power-Ups and Wonder Seeds, Mario and the gang can unlock and equip different badges.
For someone who grew up with Mario, the change was very noticeable. Almost abrasive at first. “This isn’t my Mario,” I thought. But as I spent more and more time with this younger-sounding plumber, he grew on me.
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