We recently finished running through this title with our 4 year old. This version of the game introduces the new child friendly character Nabbit who is immune to nearly all enemies in the game. This allows this game to be more approachable to a younger audience.

It arrived faster than planned! We love love this game and my mom just loves the game because it kind of looks like the game my mom used to play, the original Mario Brothers. (Feedback by mom

Mario made a big comeback in 2006, not in a defining new 3D adventure, but in the first original 2D platformer Nintendo had produced since the mid-90s. New Super Mario Bros. for DS (NSMB) brought back the classic side-scrolling, block smashing, coin collecting gameplay, but blended it with a now...

A; The Switch make multiplayer much easier (and cheaper; Toadette and Nabbit help make the game a bit more accessible

You lose the Wii U GamePad's Boost Mode; No fourth regular difficulty character; Peachette power up is a token inclusion

Nintendo's first Switch release of the year is another Wii U port, but does this Super Mario Bros. game really deserve the deluxe treatment

Typically excellent controls and, while formulaic, some of the best 2D platform design of recent years; Co-op mode is fun and there's plenty of content and modes

Early levels are too reliant on nostalgia and rehashing previous games; Bland graphics and presentation and very few notable new ideas, especially in terms of stage themes and power-ups

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is a bargain package for the 2D platformer enthusiast, but if you played this on the Wii U, then you're not going to see much here that you didn't see before.

Over 160 levels total to play through; Multiplayer is a right laugh; Controls are mostly tight and satisfying

Almost nothing new for Wii U owners; Mid-air spin tweaks are misguided; Art style feels a bit bland

Ever since the Nintendo Switch came along there has been a deluge of games making their way from the Wii U - a console that never really took off for Nintendo - and arriving on the Switch for another bite of the apple with a new audience, often wrapped up in new packages.

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is an impressive package if you skipped the original, offering the best of modern-era 2D Mario, madcap multiplayer and glimpses of the outrageous invention that was to come in Super Mario Odyssey.

The latest addition to the Switch's ever-growing library of software ported and enhanced from the Wii U doesn't offer the biggest set of improvements, but it does deliver the most complete way to play one of Mario's most overlooked adventures.

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is technically great and its new characters add a fun twist, but it is just enough rerelease

I've not had this game long so I've not a lot to say apart from I'm enjoying what I have played so far nice graphics nice gameplay nice to have loads of different characters all in all a really good game so far five stars and awesome