Making the Wii U look like a Super Mario Faker.
If there’s one thing that still gives the Wii U life, it’s the excellent
The first thing we had a go at was Story Mode. In this you’re tasked with rebuilding Princess Peach’s castle - which has been mysteriously deleted - by completing levels, earning coins, and getting the nearby Toads to do all the hard work. The levels we played were from right at the start of the game, so they weren’t especially challenging on the whole, but they were all very well designed and enjoyable, as you’d expect coming from the mighty creators of the entire IP.
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. That’s all about to come to an end now though, at least if our time with
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is any sort of authority. The user-created colossus is making its way to Switch, and if you hadn’t quite gathered from the previous sentence and obligatory headline, we’ve actually played the little sucker. So, does it build upon the previous game’s efforts? I mean, it obviously does, but just pretend for a moment.The first thing we had a go at was Story Mode. In this you’re tasked with rebuilding Princess Peach’s castle - which has been mysteriously deleted - by completing levels, earning coins, and getting the nearby Toads to do all the hard work. The levels we played were from right at the start of the game, so they weren’t especially challenging on the whole, but they were all very well designed and enjoyable, as you’d expect coming from the mighty creators of the entire IP.
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