New Super Mario Bros. (the DS one, not the 4-million-sold-in-Japan Wii version) has just broken the 6 million units sold mark in Japan, making the four-and-a-half-year-old DS game the country's best-selling DS title, according to Japanese media tracking firm Enterbrain (Famitsu's parent company)...
We already analyzed the three home consoles' MIllion Sellers, as well as the the PSP's, we finalize our Million Seller's analysis with Nintendo's double screen handheld console: the DS...
The internet sure is a vast place. Someone has apparently decided to make a remake of Super Mario Bros. 3 in the style of the new, popular New Super Mario Bros...
Just below the surface you will find hundreds of hard-as-nails mini-missions that will force you to reconsider your supposed Super Mario supremacy. The real challenge of the game is tracking down its 240 Star Coins, which allow you to open up paths on the eight world maps. Each level hides three of those shiny collectibles: sometimes they’re in plain sight but require a special skill in order to be reached. Other times they’re cleverly hidden, and sometimes you will need one of the game’s special new power-ups to find them.
Nostalgic and new in equal doses, New Super Mario Bros. is, quite simply, a gem of a game.
Kai Master (on 13 January 2012)