A month before its release, Nintendo is offering a guided tour to discover this Mario, or rediscover it if it was one of the 6 million owners of the title that was initially released in November 2013 on the Wii U (the console’s second biggest sale). The video first recalls the basics of Mario, Luigi, Peach and Todd and the cat with different characteristics of clothing, a novelty featured in this episode when it was released. In addition to the already known costumes (Mario Fire, Mario Danuki, Mario Boomerang …) this costume allows you to climb the wall, give nails and do some new acrobatics. There are many objects and gadgets, including the double cherry that allows you to multiply. Combining photo mode, the game is always designed to accommodate up to 4 players locally.
This is especially the second part of the video, which will be of interest to players as it offers a closer chance to Bowser’s Fury, a new adventure that will free some consciences when it comes time to go back to the cash register (which is 60 euros). In contrast to the basic game line, it offers a large, open lake-shaped playground with many islands to explore in any order you choose. Here, Mario is not with his teammates, but has to team up with Bowser Jr. (maximum two players), so a gigantic Bowser to collect Feline stars is completely annoyed to return to his normal state. The latter sometimes erupts, attempting to carbonate Mario with a breath of fire on a rocky background. Only after collecting the Feline stars and ringing the Giga bell can Mario turn into a Giga Mario chat in order to face this unequal enemy.
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