A waste of 60 dollars i would reccomend this to no one not even a collector. Nintendo made a massive fail this is very easy and not fun at all. I hate this game with a passion and will probaly sell it. If it were not possible to sell it i wouldnt take it for free.

you can resell it for a bit of what you payed to get it

super short very boring nowhere near as good as other 3D mario games like super mario galaxy makes Mario look bad makes super mario galaxy look bad Rosalina is a playable charater you have to rescue a bunch of fairy people instead of peach everyone shares lifes cat mario...i hate cats..

This game is so good my kids loved the mario game we played it for so long and its gets you stuck to it

Fun To Play

Nintendo is making platformers for folks who have been playing them since the 80s. Which is a fine way to carve out a niche, and a dedicated niche at that. Probably even a huge niche consisting of people with Nintendo hardware.

In the past few years, Nintendo has clearly had to dig deep to keep the Mario series fresh. "Super Mario 3D World," the first 3D multiplayer Mario game, strikes a good balance between cooperative and competitive play.

Excellent balance between cooperative and competitive play; Refreshing challenges; Interesting level design; Gorgeous; irreverent art style

Depth-perception problems at normal TV distance; Screen crowding and tracking issues with four players; No online multiplayer

The sense of fun that Nintendo is so masterful at capturing still beats at the heart of Super Mario 3D World. Mario's latest adventure is planted firmly between the New Super Mario Bros. series and the more conventionally 3D titles such as Super Mario 64 and Galaxy .

Great fun in multiplayer; Lots of new elements added; Cat suit is a great addition; Plenty to keep completitionists busy

'Save complete' message that you have to click off after every level; No online; Some new items underutilised

Super Mario 3D World may seem a tad simplistic from the beginning when compared to the epic Super Mario Galaxy 2. It's a feeling which is no doubt caused by the game being a successor to handheld title 3D Land rather than any of the console Super Mario games or a new offshoot for the series.

It's an absolute joy to play; and one of the most refined gameplay experiences available; Plenty of innovation with power-ups and platforming mechanics; leading to an incredible final level; Tons to do; with plenty of variety throughout; Visually and musically a step up from previous Super Mario...

…but not quite the advancement 3D Mario deserves right now; It's limited by its design as a co-operative game; A few framerate and camera issues hinder some of the fun

It never quite breaks out of the shadow of Super Mario 3D Land on 3DS, but this is a great Mario game for friends and solo players alike

Mario is back and for his HD 3D debut on the Wii U. For this outing Mario teams up with Luigi, Peach, Toad and another "secret" character to save the Sprixies Princesses from Bowser.

Fantastic Level Design; HD 3D Mario; Charm and Personality In Spades

No Online Mutliplayer; Weak Story; Familiar Gameplay

The defining characteristic of the Mario games has, in recent times, become their willingness to bring exciting new ideas into a level, push them, and then immediately abandon them in favour of something new.

I love Nintendo grew up playing it, and was super excited to get this new system, however after playing for 2 days the Tablet suddenly wont connect to the sensor no matter what re-syncing, power off-on, everything we tried even with calling tech support.