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New Super Mario Bros. Wii is a sidescrolling Mario game announced for the Wii. It features a multiplayer mode up to four players. It will feature more items, more levels and more enemies than the DS game. Morton Koopa is seen in a screen shot of this game suggesting the other Koopalings are in this as well.
Gameplay Features
The regular mode of the game can be played in single-player or multiplayer cooperative mode. Players can be freely added and removed between levels. As in Super Smash Bros. games, the camera zooms out when players move farther away from the screen. However, there is a limit and players who are far behind can still be kicked out of the screen. When a player dies, he reappears in a bubble. Other players can burst that bubble to allow the reappearing player to continue playing, or they can wait to be able to collect more power-ups for themselves. ? Blocks usually create one item for each player - for example, a block produces four mushrooms when four players are playing. Players can cooperate by picking each other up.
When one player grabs the flagpole at the end of the level, the other players have about three seconds to grab it as well if they want to score points with it. If they don't catch it in time, the level still ends. After that, players get a tally telling players how many coins they have collected and how many enemies they have stomped. The players are ranked according to those points.
The basic style of the game resembles New Super Mario Bros. on the Nintendo DS. Players can collect Star Coins and find secret pipes. Parts of the ground have been seen moving.
Players play the game holding the Wii Remote sideways. Shakes of the Wii Remote can active certain items, such as the Propeller Suit.
Characters
Items
- Mushroom
- Propeller Suit
Powers
External Links
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