3 and Super Mario 64 in its level designs and presentation. At times the game feels like a cross between Super Mario Bros.
The sheer number of classic Super Mario influences strung throughout Super Mario 3D Land is quite staggering. You'll even be able to gain new Mystery Block challenges from other Super Mario 3D Land owners via StreetPass, a good way to build up Star Medals that you'll need in order to access later levels. These are basically just short mini-games that consist of nothing more than gathering up a group of coins or dispatching all of the enemies inside of the block within a strict time limit, rewarding you with a Star Medal. To add a new wrinkle, the game introduces a unique diversion called Mystery Blocks on the map screen in between certain levels. And to make things even more challenging, there are also three Star Medals hidden in each level for you to locate and pick up, something far easier said than done. Each level features a very distinctive array of challenges, some as simple as riding moving platforms, to more challenging sections where you'll have to avoid giant spike rods twisting out at you in every direction. There are even a handful of underwater levels to keep you on your toes. Both are equally challenging, but there's just something about going head-to-head with Bowser that feels a bit more engaging and traditional.Īlthough there's a basic theme to each world, there's a huge level of diversity between the individual levels contained within them, with everything from colourful forest levels to spooky ghost houses that can be found in most worlds. 3 Air Ship rendition which has you chasing one of the annoying Koopa underlings around a room, jumping on their head in order to dispatch them. Bowser fight, where you'll have to make your way around the Koopa king and pull the bridge out from under him, or the Super Mario Bros. Instead of having only one standard type of boss encounter, this time there's two: the old-fashioned Super Mario Bros. Much like the 8-bit titles, the worlds are broken down into four or five individual levels, all leading up to a boss fight at the end.
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