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    New Super Mario Bros.

    Game » consists of 7 releases. Released May 15, 2006

    Mario must use all of his abilities as well as several new power ups to rescue Princess Peach from the clutches of Bowser Junior in the first Super Mario Bros. game for the DS.

    destruktive's New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo DS) review

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    Supah

    I really enjoy this game.
    It's very old-school with new good graphics.

    New features like super-size-shrooms and the blu shell is cool but not really something that I really needed in this game.
    It does however makes laught the first time you fill the screen and start slamming through everything.

    Saving seems to be a little silly since I actually have to trigger an event before saving. So I really can't just play one level and then save or something like that, which is one of the drawbacks of this game to me.

    The various minigames that comes with it is fun too but nothing that I've gotten addicted to yet.

    Overall, a great game with few flaws

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      Modern conveniences rob the player of a true oldschool Mario game 0

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      Fun while it lasts, but it's wasted potential. 0

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