Way back in 1993, Super Mario All-Stars released for the Super Nintendo, featuring re-made versions of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Super Mario Bros: The Lost ...

Super Mario 3D Land has the makings of a great game, but it's not exactly a Mario Land title. A look back at the Game Boy classics.

"Super Mario 3D Land" for the Nintendo 3DS proves that the system's 3-D technology has worth beyond a mere novelty. SM3DL is all about perspective. The 3-D looks stunning as the camera moves ...

This function returns in Super Mario 3D Land with various degrees of assistance. If you die multiple times, upon restarting, a special assist block will appear to give Mario an item.

Who is making Donkey Kong Bananza? That’s been one of the big questions on fans’ minds ever since the Switch 2 title was revealed, fueled by the fact that Nintendo seemingly refused to say which ...

But it's here now and "Super Mario 3D Land" does just what Nintendo needs it to do: It presents players with a refined package of gameplay elements that really shows off what the 3DS has to offer.

Super Mario 3 + D? From the start Super Mario 3D Land evokes nostalgia for classic entries in the series, most specifically and obviously Super Mario 3.

We've already conquered World 1 and seen some Super Mario 3D Land's later levels at E3, but we couldn't pass up a recent chance to play six new levels from Worlds 2 and 3 to see more of what's ...

In short, is Super Mario 3D Land a legitimate reason for sometimes fickle gamers to pick up Nintendo's newest handheld? In my opinion, yes, and my fellow GeekDad Andy certainly seems to agree.

Super Mario 3D Land is a platforming video game for the Nintendo 3DS, and the 12th installment in the Super Mario series. The game takes elements from both the side-scrolling and 3D games of the ...

Super Mario 3D Land seems to be a quasi-Mario title of sorts. It’s not a full-on 2-D side scroller like New Super Mario Bros., nor is it a full-on 3D game like his Super Mario Galaxy exploits ...

But unlike the majority of the 2D Mario games, Mario 3D Land wasn't developed to be a rush-to-the-finish-line experience. The game was designed to be something that each player would savor.