New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe - US Version

The whole family loves this game!!! It brings back nostalgia to the original Nintendo. The graphics are great and we could play for hours! Worth it!

It’s a side scrolling Mario that’s fun enough for adults but really best for kids. It has some decent challenge and it’s kind of two games in one. It’s fairly short, maybe 20 hours all in

I cannot imagine how they made MARIO EVEN BETTER! I loveeeeee this game! Im over 35 and I cannot get enough of Mario! The new cool characters and yoshi abilities are awesome! The graphics and world designs blow my mind! I loved the original one from the 80/90s , The Wii version and now this!!!

Love Mario can't wait to play

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe for the Nintendo Switch (US Version) is a fantastic game that brings classic Mario platforming to the modern console. This deluxe edition combines the original New Super Mario Bros. U with the New Super Luigi U expansion, offering an expansive, action-packed experience. The game features vibrant, detailed graphics that look great on the Switch, and the levels are well-designed with creative challenges and hidden secrets. The addition of multiplayer modes allows for cooperative or competitive play, making it a fun experience for family and friends. The controls are intuitive and responsive, ensuring smooth gameplay. With its engaging levels and charming visuals, New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is a must-have for fans of the series and anyone looking for a fun, nostalgic platforming adventure. It’s a great pick for both new players and long-time Mario enthusiasts. Highly recommended for its quality and replayability!

Granddaughter loved this game and was excited to receive this game

I'll start this review by admitting that I never played the Wii U version. The last Mario game I played was New Super Mario Bros., back on the original Wii. Coming from that game, I'd say that New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe has several welcome improvements, the best of which is that you can choose your character, and that there are a couple Easier/Easiest characters available. My six-year-old son loves everything Mario, so when he saw this he was super excited. I was a bit skeptical, because I was worried that it'd be too challenging for him, but I figured I wasn't much older than him when I cut my teeth on the meatgrinder that was the original NES Super Mario Bros, so I took a chance and ordered it. So happy I did. It's been a ton of fun and a great bonding time. I absolutely recommend it if you've got younger gamers at home, who either want to play with you or their older brothers/sisters. I played through the entire game -- every stage -- with my kid. I was Mario and he was Nabbit. Nabbit (from Rayman, maybe? He's a little bandit bunny thing) is the character the game considers "easiest" -- as far as I can tell, Nabbit can't run, but enemies also don't notice or hurt him, and things that would harm him (e.g., fireballs) only stun him. The only way Nabbit can die is if he falls into a pit (or lava). That means that a younger kid (say, a 6-year-old) can play with someone who is older. I played the entire game with my young son, and together we beat the whole thing (there were a few levels on Super Star Road where he couldn't keep up, but those are extra challenge stages unlocked after you beat the game). We had a ton of fun over probably 25 hours or so (we moved fairly slow, because my kid is young), and I'd say it was absolutely worth every penny. That said, I have two very mild criticisms. First, it's a fun game, but not the best Mario game I've played. It didn't seem like there was much variety in the power-ups (Mushroom, Fire/Ice flowers, and Acorns -- although some others, like the penguin suit or the propeller head were also available, rarely). Difficulty wasn't as high as some others; for me as a dad playing with my kid, this was absolutely perfect, but for me alone -- a mid-30s guy who has been gaming all my life -- the biggest challenge came from trying not to accidentally bump into my kid and screw up a jump. (Four-player mode would be a nightmare, I'd think.) Second, my kid was disappointed that Yoshi hardly made an appearance. Realistically, he was probably only present on three or four stages, and you couldn't take him with you after you reached the flagpole. Yoshi is a staple character of the Mario franchise now, and a favorite of kids, so in a game that's designed to accommodate younger gamers, you'd think they'd include those kids' favorite character.

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Good and fast delivery

Basic this was a birthday present for my grandson he asked for it and he likes playing this and other games on his switch

Very fun game. Took a little longer for the game to arrive. However, it came before Christmas and it was sealed nicely.