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# Faster character speeds & smoother gameplay Dual Mario adventures in one Unique cat power-ups & climbing abilities Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury - US Version

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**Price:** 499 Lei
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## Summary

> 🎉 Level up your nostalgia with twice the Mario magic!

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- **What is this?** Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury - US Version by nintendo
- **How much does it cost?** 499 Lei with free shipping
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## Best For

- nintendo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Cat Power Unleashed:** Transform with the Super Bell to climb walls, scratch enemies, and conquer levels in style.
- • **Multiplayer Madness:** Team up or compete locally or online with up to 4 players for endless fun and friendly rivalry.
- • **Snapshot Mode Magic:** Pause, capture, and customize your best moments with filters and stamps — share your Mario memories!
- • **Speed & Flow Upgraded:** Experience faster character movement and quicker dash boosts for a fresh, dynamic gameplay pace.
- • **Two Epic Mario Worlds, One Game:** Dive into classic level-based 3D World and the open-world Bowser’s Fury for double the adventure.

## Overview

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury for Nintendo Switch combines the beloved classic 3D platforming with a brand-new open-world adventure. Featuring faster gameplay, unique cat-themed power-ups, and multiplayer modes both local and online, this game delivers a vibrant, cooperative, and competitive experience. Perfect for nostalgic millennials craving a fresh yet familiar Mario journey, it’s a must-have that blends timeless charm with modern enhancements.

## Description

Power up, team up, one up to save the Sprixie Kingdom!Pounce and climb through dozens of colorful courses! Multiply the fun by teaming up with or competing against friends locally* or online** to reach each stage’s goal. Work together to explore and uncover collectibles, or compete for the crown by earning the highest score, making for a friendly frenzy! Mario (and his friends) can use a variety of power-ups like the Super Bell, which grants catlike abilities like climbing and scratching. Power up to complete stages and take the crown! Explore a seamless feline world in the new Bowser’s Fury adventureFree-roaming Super Mario gameplay makes a return in this brand-new adventure. Bowser has become gargantuan and lost all control! Explore Lake Lapcat and its islands, complete objectives to collect Cat Shines, and team up with Bowser Jr. to bring his big, bad dad back to normal. Just watch out for Bowser’s island-wide attacks.New and improved features pounce inThe Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury game features the same lively co-op gameplay, creative levels and power-ups as the original game, but with added improvements. In the Super Mario 3D World part of the game, characters move faster and the dash powers up more quickly. Both adventures support the newly added Snapshot Mode—pause the action to get the perfect shot, apply filters, and decorate with stamps!*Additional games, systems and/or accessories may be required for multiplayer mode. Games, systems and some accessories sold separately.** Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online features. Not available in all countries. Internet access required for online features. Terms apply. ***amiibo sold separately. 2013-2021 Nintendo. Super Mario and Nintendo Switch are trademarks of Nintendo.

Review: Pure Nostalgia Meets Modern Magic! - I purchased this for my 27-year-old daughter, and it was easily the best gift I’ve given her in years. Super Mario was her absolute favorite game back when she was little, playing for hours on her old-school Nintendo. She had no idea they had released this updated version for the Switch, and the look of total shock on her face when she unwrapped it was priceless! It captures that exact "magic" of the original games she loved but with stunning, vibrant graphics. It’s familiar enough to trigger all those childhood memories but fresh enough to feel like a brand-new experience. She spent hours playing as "Cat Mario." The new power-ups are adorable and add a really fun layer to the traditional platforming she grew up with. Getting both 3D World and the brand-new Bowser’s Fury is a fantastic value. 3D World is great for that classic level-by-level progression, while Bowser's Fury offers a more open-world adventure that she found incredibly addictive. I haven't seen her this glued to a screen in a long time! She played for hours straight on the first day, exploring every secret and trying to collect every star. If you have a "grown-up" child who grew up with a controller in their hand, this is a must-buy. It’s polished, joyful, and reminds you why Mario is the king of gaming. Whether they want to play solo or join in for some co-op fun, it’s a guaranteed winner.
Review: Mario's Delightful Time Capsule - In the midst of so many Wii U games getting a re-release on the Switch I knew it would only be a matter of time before Super Mario 3D World received that re-release. Like many Wii U titles, this one was a gem overlooked due to the Wii U's low sales. Also like many Wii U exclusives, it means that so many missed out on it the first time. What makes Super Mario 3D World so special is that it's simply among the best Mario experiences you could have. It takes the best of Mario's 2D adventures and combined it with (then) the best of Mario's 3D adventures. It was the ultimate time capsule of everything that made Mario great, and so many people missed out on it. It is still a quint essential experience for Mario fans simply because of the time capsule it is, and remains even as Super Mario Odyssey has hit the scene. Mario games are never a plot driven affair. Normally they all involve Peach getting kidnapped and Mario going to save her. This one is different. In this one, however, Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach find a magic pipe that looks to be in disrepair. Mario and Luigi fix it... only for a Sprixie to emerge and explain to Mario and company that Bowser has come and imprisoned much of their population. She only speaks briefly before Bowser comes from the pipe, traps her in a jar and disappears. Fearing the worst, Mario and company hop into the pipe to go to this new world. The plot setup, if you couldn't tell, is largely ripped from the US version of Super Mario Bros. 2, only this time it isn't a dream. Also like Super Mario Bros. 2, you can choose between the four heroes: Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach. Each one has the abilities that made them worthwhile in that first outing way back in 1988. Mario is perfectly balanced, Luigi jumps the highest, Toad is the fastest and Peach can briefly hover in the air. There aren't a ton of reasons to use one character over another, however. Most of the stages are designed to be traversed in a similar manner. The game mixes the best of 2D and 3D Mario adventures. The game has a level by level design and a world map like 2D Mario games, but the over map acts as a hub similar to 3D Mario games. This means that instead of Mario following a pre-determined path you're actually free to explore the map without going on a track like in previous adventures. Sometimes you want to do this. The worldmaps sometimes contain Toad houses for items, 1UP Mushrooms, coins or even divergent paths to certain bonuses. Each time you complete a level you unlock new levels, sometimes multiple levels, and you don't have to complete every single stage to get to Bowser. There are even warp pipes (though not very many). Each stage centers around a concept. You're always introduced to this concept in a safe environment before it ramps it up. What makes this intersting for Super Mario 3D World is that it manages to make every level feel unique, experimental and fresh. Even if a concept gets repeated, there's an intersting twist on it that completely changes how you interact with it. You can get a small idea of what the concept is before jumping in. The stages themselves are usually fairly straight forward, but there are certain things to keep in mind as you go. The main goal of every level is to make it to the flag pole, but every level also contains green stars. Collecting these is important. As the game progresses you'll need them to unlock levels the further you get. Luckily there are green stars found in other places too such as mystery box stages, or doing the Captain Toad Treasure Tracker mini game. There are also stamps to collect in each stage, though this doesn't add much. It's just a collectible. Mario and company also have the ability to use various different suits and powerups. In most 3D Mario games, Mario's powerups are temporary, but here it takes a page primarily from Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World where the powerups are permanent until you get hit, and where you can store one to swap out at any time. There are familiar power ups. The majority of which you've seen before. The fire flower is a staple. The game also gives you the boomerang suit once again from Super Mario 3D Land, the Tanooki Suit from Super Mario Bros. 3 returns, and so does the Mega Mushroom from New Super Mario Bros. The big introduction here, however, is the cat suit. With it you can use a forward attack to hit any enemies in your way, do a front dive, and climb up walls. This is especially useful as you can also climb the flagpole at the end of a level for a free 1UP with the catsuit equipped. There are also temporary powerups that can't be taken out of a level, but are useful when you find them. There's an ice skate in some ice levels that you can ride around it, propeller boxes to hover, and also mobile cannons you can carry around. In addition, Mario has access to a lot of moves he normally only has in 3D games. Mario can long jump, backflip, side jump, and wall jump. This allows for more flexibility within the level design, and sometimes this encourages you to explore in the levels themselves. Super Mario 3D World doesn't provide a huge challenge. Instead the engagement is based on the game's rather intersting level designs and tight platforming. If there is one game which demonstrates the absurdity of a life count in this day and age it is most certainly the Mario series (which, thankfully, Odyssey did away with). Super Mario 3D is going to shower you with 1UPs. Even if you falter, it's not unusual to find enough coins, hidden 1UPs or reach the top of a flagpole. Even more than that, if you fail at a stage more than 5 times, the game offers you a Super Leaf that will make you invincible to enemies to get through it. This is purely optional, but the point is that Super Mario 3D World isn't really out to punish you for screw ups. What CAN make the game unusually challenging, however, is multiplayer. Much like New Super Mario Bros. Wii, 3D World supports up to 4 players simultaneously. This can make some courses easier, but more often than not multiplayer is a hazardous experience that will be prone to ending friendships. In the first place, the camera only really centers on player one. More importantly it's easier to do such things as pick up friends and throw them into pits, jump on them and screw them up, or just get in each others way. This doesn't multiplayer can't be fun, it just means that if you're goal is progress through a stage you may find that this is a much bigger challenge when some courses require everyone to be on the same page. You can also play multiplayer online, but this has had mixed results (at least for me) and is even worse simply because a precise platformer like Super Mario 3D World... was simply not made for lag, should you encounter it. Stick with local multiplayer here if you're looking to play with friends. There are a few noticeable differences from the Wii U version. The most eye-popping is that the game simply has a cleaner look and is playing at a much higher resolution. In fact, the game overall runs much faster. Characters move through levels faster, and everything flows much better. This is going to make you think that levels are short, but really it's just that progress through them is much quicker than you remember. You no longer have access to the Miiverse, which is no big loss. But the biggest addition here is "Bowser's Fury," which is a new game in which you get to explore an island collecting Cat Shines. Every now and then Bowser will surface, you'll have to hide from him as he wrecks havoc, and then you'll resume. Once you've found enough in any given area you can become Giga Mario in cat form and battle Bowser. At first this seems fun, but the reality is that it gets old really fast. It looks beautiful, it flows seamlessly, but after a couple of hours of it, you're just going to go back to 3D World. If there were any downsides to Super Mario 3D World it would primarily be that some aspects of Mario games are not quite as charming as they once were. I mentioned the life system feels obsolete in a game that is so quick to dole out so many lives. The timer also doesn't feel necessary anymore. The only time you'll feel like time is of the essence is if you get stuck trying to find one last green star, only to have to start a level over again because of time. But the timer simply isn't that big a deal, or that constricting. It just doesn't really have a reason to be here other than because 2D Mario games once used it. Neither of these things is really detracting from the game, but it's hard not to notice them. All of that said, it's hard not to admire the creativity put into the game's levels and design. Super Mario 3D World remains one of Mario's best outings. It takes the best of 2D Mario games and combines them with the best of the 3D games. It allows for Super Mario 3D World to represent the best of what the Mario series has offered us over time. Given that Mario's next major outing to follow 3D World originally was Super Mario Odyssey, it felt like a love letter back in the days of the Wii U before Mario would evolve once again. Today, it serves as a reminder of where Mario has been as we remember the legacy he has created. It is a worthwhile game to play and delightful for Mario fans. Especially those who enjoyed the games that Super Mario 3D World opts to pay tribute to.

## Features

- Enjoy two Mario adventures solo or with friends
- In Super Mario 3D World, choose a character each with distinct playstyles as you dash and climb through dozens of colorful courses, collecting Green Stars and power-ups along the way
- Cooperate (and compete) with friends locally or online to reach each stage’s goal. A crown is awarded to the highest-scoring player, making for a friendly frenzy
- In addition to added multiplayer options, the Nintendo Switch version of the Super Mario 3D World game has been improved with faster character speeds and more
- Explore a seamless feline world in Lake Lapcat, complete objectives to collect Cat Shines, and defeat a giant Bowser in the new Bowser’s Fury adventure

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08H9M7LDY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #303 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #29 in Nintendo Switch Games |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch Lite |
| Computer Platform | Nintendo Switch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (32,622) |
| Date First Available | September 3, 2020 |
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
| Item model number | HACPAUZPA |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Product Dimensions | 0.41 x 6.59 x 4.2 inches; 1.76 ounces |
| Publication Date | February 12, 2021 |
| Rated | Everyone |
| Release date | February 12, 2021 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 045496594022 |

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pure Nostalgia Meets Modern Magic!
*by L***B on January 31, 2026*

I purchased this for my 27-year-old daughter, and it was easily the best gift I’ve given her in years. Super Mario was her absolute favorite game back when she was little, playing for hours on her old-school Nintendo. She had no idea they had released this updated version for the Switch, and the look of total shock on her face when she unwrapped it was priceless! It captures that exact "magic" of the original games she loved but with stunning, vibrant graphics. It’s familiar enough to trigger all those childhood memories but fresh enough to feel like a brand-new experience. She spent hours playing as "Cat Mario." The new power-ups are adorable and add a really fun layer to the traditional platforming she grew up with. Getting both 3D World and the brand-new Bowser’s Fury is a fantastic value. 3D World is great for that classic level-by-level progression, while Bowser's Fury offers a more open-world adventure that she found incredibly addictive. I haven't seen her this glued to a screen in a long time! She played for hours straight on the first day, exploring every secret and trying to collect every star. If you have a "grown-up" child who grew up with a controller in their hand, this is a must-buy. It’s polished, joyful, and reminds you why Mario is the king of gaming. Whether they want to play solo or join in for some co-op fun, it’s a guaranteed winner.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mario's Delightful Time Capsule
*by T***E on February 18, 2021*

In the midst of so many Wii U games getting a re-release on the Switch I knew it would only be a matter of time before Super Mario 3D World received that re-release. Like many Wii U titles, this one was a gem overlooked due to the Wii U's low sales. Also like many Wii U exclusives, it means that so many missed out on it the first time. What makes Super Mario 3D World so special is that it's simply among the best Mario experiences you could have. It takes the best of Mario's 2D adventures and combined it with (then) the best of Mario's 3D adventures. It was the ultimate time capsule of everything that made Mario great, and so many people missed out on it. It is still a quint essential experience for Mario fans simply because of the time capsule it is, and remains even as Super Mario Odyssey has hit the scene. Mario games are never a plot driven affair. Normally they all involve Peach getting kidnapped and Mario going to save her. This one is different. In this one, however, Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach find a magic pipe that looks to be in disrepair. Mario and Luigi fix it... only for a Sprixie to emerge and explain to Mario and company that Bowser has come and imprisoned much of their population. She only speaks briefly before Bowser comes from the pipe, traps her in a jar and disappears. Fearing the worst, Mario and company hop into the pipe to go to this new world. The plot setup, if you couldn't tell, is largely ripped from the US version of Super Mario Bros. 2, only this time it isn't a dream. Also like Super Mario Bros. 2, you can choose between the four heroes: Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach. Each one has the abilities that made them worthwhile in that first outing way back in 1988. Mario is perfectly balanced, Luigi jumps the highest, Toad is the fastest and Peach can briefly hover in the air. There aren't a ton of reasons to use one character over another, however. Most of the stages are designed to be traversed in a similar manner. The game mixes the best of 2D and 3D Mario adventures. The game has a level by level design and a world map like 2D Mario games, but the over map acts as a hub similar to 3D Mario games. This means that instead of Mario following a pre-determined path you're actually free to explore the map without going on a track like in previous adventures. Sometimes you want to do this. The worldmaps sometimes contain Toad houses for items, 1UP Mushrooms, coins or even divergent paths to certain bonuses. Each time you complete a level you unlock new levels, sometimes multiple levels, and you don't have to complete every single stage to get to Bowser. There are even warp pipes (though not very many). Each stage centers around a concept. You're always introduced to this concept in a safe environment before it ramps it up. What makes this intersting for Super Mario 3D World is that it manages to make every level feel unique, experimental and fresh. Even if a concept gets repeated, there's an intersting twist on it that completely changes how you interact with it. You can get a small idea of what the concept is before jumping in. The stages themselves are usually fairly straight forward, but there are certain things to keep in mind as you go. The main goal of every level is to make it to the flag pole, but every level also contains green stars. Collecting these is important. As the game progresses you'll need them to unlock levels the further you get. Luckily there are green stars found in other places too such as mystery box stages, or doing the Captain Toad Treasure Tracker mini game. There are also stamps to collect in each stage, though this doesn't add much. It's just a collectible. Mario and company also have the ability to use various different suits and powerups. In most 3D Mario games, Mario's powerups are temporary, but here it takes a page primarily from Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World where the powerups are permanent until you get hit, and where you can store one to swap out at any time. There are familiar power ups. The majority of which you've seen before. The fire flower is a staple. The game also gives you the boomerang suit once again from Super Mario 3D Land, the Tanooki Suit from Super Mario Bros. 3 returns, and so does the Mega Mushroom from New Super Mario Bros. The big introduction here, however, is the cat suit. With it you can use a forward attack to hit any enemies in your way, do a front dive, and climb up walls. This is especially useful as you can also climb the flagpole at the end of a level for a free 1UP with the catsuit equipped. There are also temporary powerups that can't be taken out of a level, but are useful when you find them. There's an ice skate in some ice levels that you can ride around it, propeller boxes to hover, and also mobile cannons you can carry around. In addition, Mario has access to a lot of moves he normally only has in 3D games. Mario can long jump, backflip, side jump, and wall jump. This allows for more flexibility within the level design, and sometimes this encourages you to explore in the levels themselves. Super Mario 3D World doesn't provide a huge challenge. Instead the engagement is based on the game's rather intersting level designs and tight platforming. If there is one game which demonstrates the absurdity of a life count in this day and age it is most certainly the Mario series (which, thankfully, Odyssey did away with). Super Mario 3D is going to shower you with 1UPs. Even if you falter, it's not unusual to find enough coins, hidden 1UPs or reach the top of a flagpole. Even more than that, if you fail at a stage more than 5 times, the game offers you a Super Leaf that will make you invincible to enemies to get through it. This is purely optional, but the point is that Super Mario 3D World isn't really out to punish you for screw ups. What CAN make the game unusually challenging, however, is multiplayer. Much like New Super Mario Bros. Wii, 3D World supports up to 4 players simultaneously. This can make some courses easier, but more often than not multiplayer is a hazardous experience that will be prone to ending friendships. In the first place, the camera only really centers on player one. More importantly it's easier to do such things as pick up friends and throw them into pits, jump on them and screw them up, or just get in each others way. This doesn't multiplayer can't be fun, it just means that if you're goal is progress through a stage you may find that this is a much bigger challenge when some courses require everyone to be on the same page. You can also play multiplayer online, but this has had mixed results (at least for me) and is even worse simply because a precise platformer like Super Mario 3D World... was simply not made for lag, should you encounter it. Stick with local multiplayer here if you're looking to play with friends. There are a few noticeable differences from the Wii U version. The most eye-popping is that the game simply has a cleaner look and is playing at a much higher resolution. In fact, the game overall runs much faster. Characters move through levels faster, and everything flows much better. This is going to make you think that levels are short, but really it's just that progress through them is much quicker than you remember. You no longer have access to the Miiverse, which is no big loss. But the biggest addition here is "Bowser's Fury," which is a new game in which you get to explore an island collecting Cat Shines. Every now and then Bowser will surface, you'll have to hide from him as he wrecks havoc, and then you'll resume. Once you've found enough in any given area you can become Giga Mario in cat form and battle Bowser. At first this seems fun, but the reality is that it gets old really fast. It looks beautiful, it flows seamlessly, but after a couple of hours of it, you're just going to go back to 3D World. If there were any downsides to Super Mario 3D World it would primarily be that some aspects of Mario games are not quite as charming as they once were. I mentioned the life system feels obsolete in a game that is so quick to dole out so many lives. The timer also doesn't feel necessary anymore. The only time you'll feel like time is of the essence is if you get stuck trying to find one last green star, only to have to start a level over again because of time. But the timer simply isn't that big a deal, or that constricting. It just doesn't really have a reason to be here other than because 2D Mario games once used it. Neither of these things is really detracting from the game, but it's hard not to notice them. All of that said, it's hard not to admire the creativity put into the game's levels and design. Super Mario 3D World remains one of Mario's best outings. It takes the best of 2D Mario games and combines them with the best of the 3D games. It allows for Super Mario 3D World to represent the best of what the Mario series has offered us over time. Given that Mario's next major outing to follow 3D World originally was Super Mario Odyssey, it felt like a love letter back in the days of the Wii U before Mario would evolve once again. Today, it serves as a reminder of where Mario has been as we remember the legacy he has created. It is a worthwhile game to play and delightful for Mario fans. Especially those who enjoyed the games that Super Mario 3D World opts to pay tribute to.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A late review of a great remastered game
*by T***S on February 12, 2021*

This is my review after playing this game for almost 2 months. I never owned a WiiU system, so this game was perfect for me. The main plot is about bowser kidnapping the sprixie fairies, and in this game you can play as peach now that she isn’t kidnapped. (You can also play as rosalina after beating world star-2, peach and rosalina are perfect for little sisters, Princess lovers, etc) You can play as Mario, Luigi, Toad, Peach, and Rosalina. All have their ups and downs. Mario- most balanced of them all, not much to say Luigi- jumps higher but slides a little Toad- runs fast, but is small and can’t jump very high Peach- can float, but doesn’t run that fast Rosalina- honestly the most op character, can’t think of a bad thing about her but she’s like Mario but with the spin move from super Mario galaxy. The multiplayer gets criticized for being, “too chaotic”, but in my opinion, it’s the most fun I’ve had for a while. The game has 11 worlds In total. World 1- the easiest world, very grass themed and made to introduce new players, not the best to replay World 2- desert themed, a little bit harder than world 1 World 3- Ice themed, has lots of fun, creative levels (such as the super Mario kart snes themed level) World 4- Also desert, very challenging World 5- also ice, world 5 has some fun levels such as the golden express World 6- cloud themed, the best world in the game in my opinion, lots of creative levels World Castle (7)- lava themed, {spoiler alert} not the final world in the game, but a very fun one and very replayable World Bowser (8)- carnival themed, this world is bad*ss. The big bowser animatronic, the music, and that’s just the hub world. This is home to some very challenging levels too. World star- space themed, very fun levels and awesome new unlockable character. World mushroom- harder remixes of other levels, very fun and hard World flower- like world mushroom, but with different levels and more harder World crown- the hardest levels in the game, such as champions road And that’s just the worlds. There are also the power ups. Mushroom- gives you a boost in life, turns small Mario into big Mario Fire flower- throws fireballs Star- invincible for about 5 seconds Super bell- turns you into cat Mario, you can pounce and scratch and climb and dive. Tanooki leaf- turns you into tanooki Mario, you can float and stuff Boomerang- you can shoot boomerangs There are more, but those are the main ones. Super Mario 3D world is fun. But we haven’t talked about bowsers fury, the new content. In bowsers fury you go around lake lapcat collecting cat shines. Collect enough to get the giga bell to fight fury bowser. Bowser jr also helps you because he wants his dad back to normal. The lake lapcat is full of cat trees, enemies, and even pigeons. Every thing is cat themed. This game is fairly short and I 100%ed it In a month (I could have 100%ed it faster, but I was also playing 3D world) Overall this whole game is worth $60. But only if you don’t have 3D world. This game is not worth the $60 price if you also have 3D world. Bowsers fury is NOT worth $60. If They released it separately, it would be about $20. This game is mainly for players you haven’t experienced the original 3D world yet. 3D world is the game I usually play, bowsers fury is a fun side, but again, it’s not worth a whole $60. Other than that, awesome game. 9.5/10 and a big 5 star rating.

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