Super Mario 3D Land

eggrool's Super Mario 3D Land (Nintendo 3DS) review

I has some fun, but also got bored

It took me a while to figure out if I was going to give this game a 3 or 4 star review. I gave it a 3 star based on the following. I would only recommend this game if you are a big Mario fan.

Pros:

1. Game has amazing 3D visual
2. The early levels were at the right difficulty
3. The StreetPass function with this game is good
4. The level layouts were cool, and setup in a fun way

Cons:

1. The game had one too many worlds, I think this game was longer and should have ended sooner
2. The bonus levels (if you get all of the star coins and gold flags in the original worlds) should have either been only a few worlds, or been its own separate game
3. In some levels you it was difficult to complete the level if you did not have the 3D feature turned on
4. The later levels got kind of hard, and the final level was extremely difficult
5. I did not understand why you had lives, because if you ran out you would just get more. They should just get rid of the "lives" part.

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