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.

Nintendo has released a software update for Super Mario 3D All-Stars, which now sees the game on version 1.1.3.

Super Mario 3D Land uses a lot of depth-of-field to showcase the 3D. Our hour-long session with the game allowed us to play through all of World 1 and most of Worlds 2 and 3.

If Mario 3D Land could have arrived at the system's launch in March, that hype would have surely continued. This game – more than any other – is the 3D adventure we've been waiting for.

Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube 824k. Ten years ago on 3rd November 2011, Super Mario 3D Land made its debut on 3DS in Japan. It's not typically held up or remembered as a glorious entry of ...

Super Mario 3D Land succeeds in using 3D as more than just window dressing too – during our playtime, we played with the 3D both on and off, and it definitely makes a huge difference having it on.

Super Mario 3D Land goes for classic style and gets it right almost all of the time. Many levels clearly reference beloved Mario stages of old without recreating them directly, instead drawing ...

"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 ...

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Super Mario 3D Land was developed and published by Nintendo. It is available for the 3DS. Jeffrey Matulef is a freelance writer based in Portland, OR. His work has appeared at G4TV, ...

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.