Chessa and Nick talk about the latest entry into the 2D Mario series.
While we recently posted our New Super Mario Bros. Wii Review, Chessa and I decided it would be fun to do an audio review of the title where we both talked about the game, as we experienced it together.
The plumber brothers are back for another round in 2D.
Check out our special Audio Review of the game!
Since New Super Mario Bros. released on the DS in 2006, it has managed to sell an unprecedented number of copies - around 19 million. Given the clear popularity of the title and its mass appeal, Nintendo has created a sequel to the title. Rather than keep the course, New Super Mario Bros. Wii shakes up the formula creating a familiar but unique experience. Players will have a variety of new items to experience as well as some new enemies and worlds. Most importantly, players can now enjoy the game with up-to-three friends, an addition that significantly alters the mechanics and play styles of the game.
It's the seventh episode of our PixlTalk podcast and this time we're joined by our newest staff member, Lukasz Balicki.
As is the norm, we each take turns discussing what we've been playing for the past week, and this week there was a fair amount to talk about. For a list of what games we talked about, see the details bar to the right of this article. We tried to keep it brief, and to avoid boring you to death, we once again dedicated our second segment to a specific topic.
This weekend the first Mario themed car will enter the famous sport.
Mario has seen his likeness on countless objects throughout the years from mugs to clothing. But come this Saturday, Mario and his companions will show their faces like never before.
Control details are confirmed, but the release date is still unknown.
Game Trailers recently had the opportunity to speak with both Reggie and Miyamoto about the upcoming holiday season, expected sales figures, and next year's game release line-up.
A retailer briefing reveals a special appearance by Mario's creator.
Miyamoto made a special appearance at recent retailer briefing in Tokyo, according to andriasang.
A retailer conference reveals the date and price of the upcoming platformer.
Kotaku reports on a supposed news leak from a Nintendo retailer conference in Japan. According to Kotaku, the price point and release date for New Super Mario Bros. Wii are now set. The game will be priced at ¥5,800 (US$66) and will hit stores on December 3.
Read about how demo play works, the game's many modes, and more.
With the release of New Super Mario Bros. Wii a little over a month out, there's still a lot of unanswered questions. Luckily, Kotaku uncovered more about the high profile release.
The title will appear on store shelves shortly after the US release.
Nintendo announced today that their standout Wii title for the holiday season will be launching across Europe on November 20.
The Wii will drop down to $199.99 on September 27, and New Super Mario Bros. Wii is hitting stores on November 15.
Stealing the thunder of Sony's Tokyo Game Show, Nintendo announced that the Wii is dropping to $199.99 as of September 27 and New Super Mario Bros. Wii is coming to North America on November 15.
