Customer Ratings & Reviews

This game is ok when you play it by yourself, but it causes a lot of joyful “trouble” when you play with your girlfriend/boyfriend/wife/husband. It’s so funny to see we push each other off the edge and blame each other so hard. Just hilarious!

Kids love it. So much fun playing the games all together. The best one of the series.

Timeless yet refreshed, it presents new techniques and tips to support you.

A must have if you have a switch. Nintendo really does well with their Mario games. This one is no different has the classic feel but doesn’t feel to over whelming like odyssey

this classic game gets better in every format. the controls are easy and the game itself is my favorite. well worth the money, I found my self playing this for almost 5 hours the other day non stop it’s absolutely addicting.

Our family of 5 loves this game. You can never get tired of Mario. Playing two player is great because you play together and help each otjer beat the level at the same time.

Love mario brothers and this game is so much fun never get board with it

You can't go wrong with a Mario game and this proves it. Its fun, quirky and engaging. The fast-mode with Luigi is crazy fun.... totally unexpected and catches you off guard. Lol. I'm enjoying this game quite a lot.

There are many versions of Mario on switch and most of them are great including this one Graphics are great This comes with a twist to a regular Mario and works great with the switch

Love the graphics and choice of different levels of difficulty with the characters. The game keeps your attention and is a fun nostalgic game if you’ve played the older Nintendo game systems and your into Mario Brothers. Definitely recommend!

Game works. Worked with a good friend to pick a game out.

Our family enjoys playing this game together a lot. A great way to spend time together. There are a lot of fun little interactions all over the place. Love using Yoshi to swallow not just enemies by also other players. :)

Very enjoyable and I enjoy couch co-op. Great to play with the family.

Honestly we were a bit let down by this. The demo gave my family the impression it would be approachable for all ages. It actually is rather difficult and more for platforming aficionados rather than beginners.

This game was good on the WiiU but the Switch really makes it shine with added portability and new multiplayer features!

Loved the game, great for family fun nights! Great for build children's patients and teamwork in multiplayer games.

Great game, classic game. It is an must-play title for Nintendo.

Got this for my 7 year old grandson he loves playing it. He is always asking for me to vs him as he puts it. Mostly so he can slaughter me (he likes to win). Well it is all in good fun, it is a great game.

This game is amazing. You are guaranteed have a wonderful experience and have the benefit of being able to share it with up to four of your friends/family members. I highly recommend this game for anyone who has a Nintendo Switch.

I'm going to get this out of the way; Nintendo charging full price for this game is criminal. Other than containing the original U and Luigi U, there isn't really anything new or "deluxe" going on here. When New Super Mario Bros was actually "New" on the DS, it seemed like the Super Mario Bros game they would originally have made if they had the technology, but now it seems like they're making "New" games as if they were limited to the older DS technology. It hasn't aged well, and feels long in the tooth. I would have rather seen 3D World, or even a remastered Galaxy which by all means is a superior game, but I'm sure either one of those would have cannibalized sales of Odyssey. I guess if you're really nostalgic for the New Super Mario Bros games from the DS/3DS or the Wii, this is a perfectly fine and satisfactory title to own, or if you just haven't played any of those titles; Otherwise it's just the same game that appeared on the Wii U (which I think is the same game that appeared on the 3DS?). But I'm the sucker who bought it (again), so Nintendo has my money (and my heart *swoon*). Really, who's the loser here?