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'Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury' (Nintendo) Published February 24. 2021 8:19AM  Jhaan Elker, The Washington Post "Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury" — a Wii U port of a mainline, flagpole-and-course-based Mario game — pairs a revamped version of the original "Super Mario 3D World" with an all new expansion ("Bowser's Fury") sectioned off from the main game. Here's the thing: Despite the heavy marketing on the new content, what makes "Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury" worth buying for owners of "Super Mario 3D World" isn't the new stuff found "Bowser's Fury," because it's rea...

Bowser’s Fury, the super-weird little bonus game included in Super Mario 3D World on Nintendo Switch. Bowser is defeated, but you’ll gain access to one more little extra level once you return to the lake. We won’t call this a secret level. Really, it’s just the level you start the game in — but now you can get the other four shines! And it’s all the same challenges. There are Shine Shards to find, Bower Blocks to break, and a Fury Shadow to smash. One of the challenges is a little stranger than the rest — you’ll need to find a specific graffiti spot and use Bowser Jr. on it. ...

/ Roiling Roller Isle is an optional end-game level — and one of the trickiest in the game for a very simple reason. Instead of walking around on dry land, you’ll have to get Mario to sprint through spinning platforms. This ain’t Mario Galaxy — if you’re on the wrong edge of the roller, you’ll fall into lava. If you’ve got the right power-ups, this level is way easier. To earn all the shines, you’ll have to explore every rectangular edge of the map. There are shine shards hidden in secret alcoves, between rollers, and on hard-to-reach edges. Then you’ll have to go up and b...

Bowser’s Fury Fixes Super Mario Odyssey’s Biggest Problem Bowser’s Fury is so much more than just a simple add-on to Super Mario 3D World. It’s short, dense, and surprisingly experimental. But as another in a storied history of strange Mario side-stories, it absolutely works and is hopefully a taste of what the future of the series looks like. On its surface, Bowser’s Fury presents a packed sandbox that pulls in some of the best elements from previous 3D Mario games. Bouncing between Super Mario 3D World and Bowser’s Fury is relatively painless, as your core move set and ros...