New super mario for nintendo 3ds xl

On Monday it was revealed that GameStop is currently offering to give those who purchase a new Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo 3DS XL system a copy of either “Pilotwings Resort” or “Steel Diver” for free -- the special r4 3ds will be running until September 30.

Yesterday, Nintendo of America launched the Nintendo 3DS XL in North America along with “New Super Mario Bros. 2” – find our full review on “New Super Mario Bros. 2” here. If you happen to be shopping for a new Nintendo 3DS, GameStop has a special deal running that may be exactly what you are looking for.

New Super Mario Bros was published on the Nintendo DS. The side-scrolling mayhem was as good as we’ve ever seen and with the release of New Super Mario Bros. 2 on the Nintendo 3DS, the action gets even better. Available as a physical retail copy or as the first 3DS title to be fully downloadable, NSMB2 simply rocks.

New Super Mario Bros. 2 is an absolute blast to play. With the addition of Coin Rush mode to the mix, along with the traditional side-scrolling game, which by the way, looks really nice in 3D, achat r4 and the addictive nature of each mode, Nintendo has developed another solid entry into the lovable series that every 3DS owner must play.

As with any Mario game, Bowser invades the Mushroom Kingdom to get himself a piece of Princess Peach. With the help of his Koopalings, Peach is wisked away against her will and it’s up to Mario and Luigi to save the day. However, unlike past side-scrolling Mario games, it’s not just enough to simply complete each level on your way to the ultimate showdown with Bowser. This time around, those sweet golden coins that you pick up along the way have now taken a much bigger role in the game. As you play through the game, every r4 coin you pick up will be added to an overall total; essentially like a leaderboard of coins. Every level also features hidden coins that can be accessed by not just hitting invisible blocks but by standing in particular sections of the level, or by finding the golden block that turns Mario and Luigi’s heads into a block; leaving a trail of coins as you move along. Additionally, you’ll find golden rings that turn everything into gold, while the Gold Flower allows you to turn almost anything you hit with a “fireball” into coins; even blocks. This new functionality adds not only quite a bit of replayability, but honestly hooks you to the point that it becomes extremely addicting and fun. There would be times where I’d complete a level, and then go right back to do it again but to pick up more coins or to try to discover new areas. No matter how difficult it was to try and get some coins, even if I died over and over again, I just had to try r4 3ds and collect them. Of course, as with the previous side-scrolling game, some levels include multiple exists that unveil a new road or new level that looked previously unattainable on the overhead map.