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The latest Nintendo Switch re-release is a double-package of games, though Super Mario 3D World provides much more playtime than the new Bowser's Fury.

Taken via the game's photo mode, which is obviously pretty nice. (Screenshot: Nintendo / Kotaku) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Bundled with the enhanced port of 2013’s Super Mario 3D World coming to the Switch on February 12, Bowser’s Fury is an open-world side-story that pits Mario against the scariest damn Bowser ever. So far it’s the most fun I’ve had with Mario s...

Bowser’s Fury was Super Mario Sunshine, thanks to its notorious platforming levels. I was thrilled when this game brought back some of that blood-pumping panic. Bowser’s Fury does something different than most Mario games with its structure, making every stage a part of an open world map, rather than having areas that you access from a hub. Instead of jumping into a painting or taking a ride on a ship to the next level, you’ll simply approach the area, and the area name will appear on your screen, along with a challenge to complete, like fighting a boss or collecting colorful coins. The...

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury review: Let's-a go! 12 February 2021 · Review An assessment or critique of a service, product, or creative endeavour such as art, literature or a performance. 1 / 10 Quick verdict That the original game is already over seven years old is never telling. Which, as ever, goes to show Nintendo's ongoing genius when it comes to creating timeless masterpieces. Plus, here, you get the chance to experience all-new Bowser's Fury as an added bonus.Read full verdict For S...