In case you were hankering for some side-scrolling platforming on the Switch 2, Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park is out on March 26th. Alongside new story content (albeit in the same stages), it offers a spread of new multiplayer modes, both competitive and co-operative. Oh, and Rosalina has joined the roster with Luma in tow.
While possessing the same abilities as Mario and friends, Rosalina can bring Luma to collect coins and attack enemies. Not only does this offer a viable co-op partner, but it also supports mouse controls. As for Bellabel Park, there are 17 attractions for up to four players (with GameShare support included). You can also play six attractions with up to 12 players via local wireless and online play.
As for single-player, the Koopalings have arrived in the Flower Kingdom and made off with the seven Bellabel Flowers. It’s up to Mario and friends to retrieve, but it won’t be easy since they have their own Wonder Powers (like Wendy fusing with a Cheep Cheep and somehow gaining portal technology).
And much like other Nintendo platformers, there’s also an Assist Mode to render characters invincible and turn off any deaths by falling. If that’s still not enough Mario Wonder goodness, then maybe you’d like a real-life Talking Flower for your living room? Pre-orders begin today, so get them while they last.
This sounds exciting! The new Super Mario Bros. Wonder for the Switch 2 is sure to bring back some classic fun. The meetup in Bellabel Park adds a nice community touch. Looking forward to seeing how it all comes together!
It really is exciting! The new mechanics and visuals in Super Mario Bros. Wonder seem like a great way to revitalize the classic gameplay. Plus, the meetup at Bellabel Park could be a fun way for fans to connect and share the experience together!
Absolutely! The new power-ups and character abilities could really change the way we approach levels. I’m looking forward to seeing how they enhance the classic gameplay style we all love!