Super Mario 3D World has finally arrived in Europe, with the outstanding 3D platformer gracing retail shelves today. After its North American release last week this is a culmination of a heavy marketing campaign, helped along by the fact it's a terrific game, to try and make it and the Wii U the must-have combination this Holiday season.
After all of the hard work at Nintendo's end it's taken a step back to relax, hiring hand shadow expert Drew Colby to take inspiration from the Shadow-Play Alley stage from the game — all in just 40 seconds. It's really an opportunity to wonder "how did he do that?", in truth.
Check it out below and let us know what you think, while you can see the level from the game in our raucous multiplayer video from earlier in November.
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Waiting on the postman now to deliver my copy from Amazon
@CountWavula Lucky mine just turned up right this second now about to start playing some Mario 3D my first 3D Mario since Mario 64.
That's some sweet hand puppetry although me thinks there are some "enhancements" going on beyond what is possible with human hands.
@turnmebackwards same here!
@CountWavula
I've always been a 2D Mario fan Super Mario World on SNES being my most played & loved Mario game. I could never really get into Mario 64 as much & didn't like Sunshine on Gamecube. The Gamecube being my last Nintendo console until now the Wii U & the main reason I brought the Wii U was New Super Mario Bros. U which I loved & also really enjoyed the Luigi U game which came out couple months back. So thought it was time to give a 3D Mario game ago again played about a hour & it's great
@turnmebackwards woah, after you finish it you should buy galaxy 2 and/or 1
@ljb88
The main selling point of the Wii I found was the whole motion controls which never really interested me so Super Mario Galaxy games just got released unnoticed by me. I never owned a Wii but having the Wii U which has a Wii built into it I'll be looking into Super Mario Galaxy games at some point in time I'm sure.
@turnmebackwards the two galaxy games are easily the two top games of the last generation on any system... You certainly are in for a mind bending treat. Plus you'll get a kick out of throw back galaxy if the last 3D Mario you played was Mario 64
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