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Category: Video Games
List Price: $34.99
Buy New: $29.45
You Save: $5.54 (16%)
New (26) Used (11) from $27.50
Avg. Customer Rating:  332 reviews
Sales Rank: 45
Platform: Nintendo Ds
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
MPN: NTRPA2DE
Model: NTR P A2DE
UPC: 045496737313
EAN: 0045496737313
ASIN: B000ERVMI8
Release Date: May 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 64 year old gamer October 30, 2008
I am pleased with the game, I can remember mario from old school, wish I could find donkey kong too. this game helps me concentrate and goes where I go, so I'm never bored.
Great game! October 12, 2008
This game is like the old Mario games. I love this kind of gaming style. I am very addicted to Mario. That's the reason why I got a DS. The goal of this game is to, of course save Peach but at the same time, collect gold coins to open up different bonus levels where you can get life or a power up. There are many different tricks in getting to different worlds too. And the best part is you don't have to complete all the worlds to save Peach, so you can go back and try to get to those worlds later.
It's a-him! Mario! October 9, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I consider myself to be one the lucky 15 year-olds in the world to start off with the original NES as my first system. After years upon years of knowing Mario, and loving his franchise, it's hard to believe that I'm one of the few that KNOWS Mario in my generation. And just when you think the series was getting just a teensy bit lame with their overly expanded Mario Party series....POP, and small double screened white thing comes out of nowhere and you tap stuff to play games. Brilliant.
And with all that said and done, Mario jumps onto the scene with the best way to go classic and new at the same time. NEW Super Mario Bros. will have you jumping blocks, stomping goombas, and kicki'n turtle shells just like the good'ol days. I've spent countless hours on this game, with a mix of Super Mario 64 and the original, this game introduces Mario to those who never played with him before.
The game is pretty lengthy on it's own, not to mention getting high-scores, star coins and secret warp cannons to other worlds. The game gets you playing for quite a while.
While at first the graphic style looked retarded too me, it really isn't. Mario and his enemies are in full 3-D, and the backdrops and items are 2-D. The style comes together extremely well. I've always imagined turning Mario gigantic to squish teeny turtles, seems my dream came true.
The music is spectacular, while I've been listening to remix upon remixes of the original theme(dada da dada da!) I really expected them to bring out another hash of classic Mario tunes.....they didn't. Instead came a slew of NEW tunes that busted out of the game as if saying "You didn't really think this was the same game did ya?" I find myself to this day humming the official tune for the game.
As for after beating the game, there's a ton to do in the main-game (as mentioned above) but beside that are a ton of 2 to 4 player mini-games that are just a blast to play. While a few are straight from Super Mario 64 DS, there are also a bunch of new games that will have you playing with friends for hours, or improving your perfect score.
New Super Mario Bros. told the world that classic is still awesome, and Mario will always shine wherever there is a sign of fun. Make sure this is in your DS collection. Thank you so much for-a reading my review!
Memories..... September 27, 2008
Man, this game brings back so many memories, I highly recommend it to ANYONE with a DS, It is easy enough for kids to learn but challenging enough for adults to play.
Can't put it down! September 22, 2008
This game is a lot of fun! Old style Mario with a bit of twist in some parts. I can't put it down! You'll enjoy it very much.
I just wish they would come out with Super Mario Land!
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