No packs for me... too busy paying for all my Wii U stuff to buy DLC for a game I never play anyway.

After actually bothering to watch the video, I will say that at least all three packs seem to have a worthwhile purpose.
Still unlikely to purchase them unless I really feel like some 2D Mario or something, which I don't really see happening.

No thanks Nintendo. If it was Super Mario 3D World DLC packs though - I'd definitely consider them.

Man I wish I owned this game but no one is selling it cheap enough

Ooh, I think I will get these!

Huh, I guess it would be like $3 in america? Also since there is paid DLC, should the download been a bit cheaper?

"Would you buy DLC from this head?"
No...

Hmmm after viewing the video I've decided I will buy the pack.

They cost $3 each in Australia so America will probably cost $2.

I probably won't buy all of them, definitely this Coin Challenge Pack and the later ones, but we'll see about the others.

I decided to get the three pack, I wanted to get a little bit more out of NSMB2 after playing it so thoroughly. I've had a surprisingly high amount of replay value out of it.

Buying the three pack was surprisingly easy and convenient, it was not necessary to launch the eShop and when my funds were insufficient (just £0.51), I was allowed to add just the necessary funds to make the purchase (£5.49), instead of increments of £10 or £15.

I've only played the Gold Rush pack so far, it is ridiculously easy to get 30,000 coins and you only need to play the first course well to get enough coins for the entire run, since getting all three 2x multipliers is also very easy.

It's a shame that these packs only contain three levels, I think they should drop the price from £2 a pack to £1.

Are these completely new levels or just levels from the game grouped together as challenges? If they are only challenges like the bi-weekly Mario Kart Wii then they should be free, if they are new levels I'm still surprised nobody is complaining about paying for DL that probably should have been in the game at launch.

um, nice discount on the bundle? What exactly is the point of having a 3-pack bundle if it's going to cost exactly the same as buying all 3 individually, that makes no sense. In America it will cost more to buy the bundle b/c everything always ends in 9 here, so $1.99 + $1.99 + $1.99 or $5.99. Yes I know it's only 2 cents more, but it's still more. Or $2.49 + $2.49 + $2.49 or $7.49. Oh well, the kids have the game on their Christmas lists so maybe they'll be on sale after that.

I may hold off on buying it. Or not. I dunno.

10:30 EST? Damn, damn, DAMN. I'm JUST leaving for work at that time!

I'm nearly at a million,so I might not bother,them levels do look pretty good mind.

Shame they didn't do this for Mario Kart 7,and 3D Land.

I'll get them when they hit US. Besides, maybe that will send the message to Nintendo that certain titles can benefit from DLC (I'm looking at you, Smash Bros). Well, as long as they handle DLC correctly.

After all, I agree that this would've been great for MK7 or 3D Land.

Pack Idea: Time for Time Pack: Start with 10 seconds, and collect clocks with 5 seconds to survive! Get coins too! To Nintendo, if yu read this top up my account so I can buy my own creation, thanks! Please. coughs

@rjejr This is completely new levels. And the reason no one is complaining is because they made these levels after the game was released. They didn't hold off levels already in the game and released them as day-one DLC like most devs do, but rather 1 1/2 month later. That's why no one is complaining.

@Pengaweeno I can see this happening.
Try playing Coin Challenge A, it features a lot of 10-second clocks already to give you the time to milk a stage.

how do you buy them in the eshop it says it will take me to new super mario bros 2 but theres nothing there

How do I get the notifications? its on Eshop, I have this game, all I need is to get the notification that alows me to buy em!

I got em now^^

ill think about it.

At $3, I'm in. It'll add additional gameplay to an already great game.