Did you enjoy 'New Super Mario Bros. U?' If you found that it was the best of the series, and many did, including myself, than there's absolutely room for more. 'New Super Luigi U' is the extra bump to a stellar platformer that many should be happy to pick up.

An amazng game. With the "caco gazapo" plus. If you or your friend/girlfiend is a noob, this character could make easy and more funny yours afternoons.

Easy To Learn; Graphics; Multiplayer

Love the game. However when I got my item home I took it out of the package and it had gum on it and finger prints all over the game.

Should not buy for a child as it is much too difficult which as a Mario spinoff I feel is wrong. My nine year old son could not get past level 3 so it is a complete waste of money where as Mario gives you 600 seconds to complete, Luigi gives you 100 seconds.

At first glance, New Super Luigi U looks like any other New Super Mario Bros. game, except that you now control Mario's skinnier, floatier brother, Luigi. Oh, if only it were that simple.

The redesigned levels are dense and challenging; Luigi's distinct physics add a unique feel to the action; Optional objectives extend the endgame in a worthwhile way

Recycled art and music from New Super Mario Bros.

Great DLC! Loved playing it, can't wait for more Mario games in the future!

If you are a fan of ‘New Super Mario Bros. U,' the Luigi DLC has a lot to offer you

Clever level design; More of the game people love; The new character of Nabbit is great for beginners

More of the same old same old; Relatively expensive

Known as New Super Luigi U , the collection shares the same overworld as the original but introduces new level designs and a strict 100 second time limit. It's a lot faster and demands expert precision and patience from the outset, but can these additional levels bring something new to the already...

Sure-footedness and dexterity aren't necessarily attributes one would readily assign to the Mario brother garbed in green, but New Super Luigi U , an abbreviated spin-off of last year's New Super Mario Bros.

Luigi may not have the notoriety that his brother Mario has, but any true Mario gamer knows that he is Mario's superior. He jumps higher, has more versatile skills, and can even keep up with Mario in every way Mario excels.