But Map-B was much closer in style to Super Mario Bros. 3's layout, with numbers representing the levels rather than the big glowing dots we associate with the SNES game.

When playing in online mode in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, you’ll see other players wandering around the map in see-through phantom forms. You can see them as you play levels, too.

To be fair to the New Super Mario games, level design was not a problem there and, by Mario U, I'd say the level design was generally of a high standard. Super Mario Wonder, however, pushes things ...

With varied world maps full of secrets to uncover, absurdly clever level design, and a real sense of surprise and – well – wonder for the first time in ages, Super Mario Bros. Wonder is more ...

Super Mario Bros. Wonder commits to the bit. You'll be running a side-scrolling Mario level, only to have the familiar 2D format break into a fever dream when you touch a titular Wonder Flower.

Super Mario Bros. 3’s first level, with its jolly music, is seared into my brain.It introduced me to the basic concepts that govern Mario’s world (which I paid for in Game Overs). In the first ...