Games Review: New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Reviewed,Michael Plant,Rebecca Armstrong

Friday 25 December 2009 00:00 GMT

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£39.99

Format Wii

Publisher Nintendo

Mario returns to the Wii and for the first time in a Super Mario side-scrolling game, he can be joined simultaneously by three of his friends.Nintendo is the master of the 2D platforming game and Mario’s latest outing is as entertaining and challenging as any of his previous adventures. Here’s hoping that Princess Daisy gets kidnapped again, and soon.

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