New Super Luigi U

1. NotDudi05

   May 5, 2021

   10

   We all know that New Super Mario bros. games have gotten stale. New Super Mario bros. for the Nintendo DS has been very revolutionary when itWe all know that New Super Mario bros. games have gotten stale. New Super Mario bros. for the Nintendo DS has been very revolutionary when it comes to 2D Mario games. Super Mario Land 2 Golden Coins has come out in 1992 on the Game Boy. So yeah. In 2006 this was a big event. New Super Mario bros. Wii is the first 2D Mario game with simultaneous 4 player multiplayer. It was reusing the assets and game design of the previous entry, which was smart. However, New Super Mario bros. 2 and New Super Mario bros. U have no excuses. You could argue that he 3DS entry had a nice gimmick. The game was much better designed than the DS one. The Wii U one is in HD and has the best level design out of all of these enumerated before but the series has gone stale and these games have become BORING. HOWEVER! There is a game that, for me at least, carries the series. New Super Luigi U. The most fast-paced game in the series, the game with the BEST level design, the best controlling game thanks to Luigi's physics (floatier jumps and slippery stopping). it's been released as DLC for the Wii U Mario entry so it's shorter. Thankfully it's only 20 bucks and you can find it as a physical release too. I really enjoyed the game and i recommend it to everyone. However, it's the hardest 2D New Mario game, but if you try, you will succeed. Also you can now play the game too in the Switch port of the full game New Super Mario bros. U DELUXE. PLAY IT! IT IS WORTH YOUR TIME!!… Expand

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2. Weegee

   Aug 25, 2019

   10

   New Super Luigi U is a DLC for New Super Mario Bros U. And it's like Super Mario Bros. U but harder.

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4. padako

   Jun 21, 2013

   10

   This is the way that DLC should be done. $20 for an entire 81 level campaign feels much closer to the expansion packs that we used to know andThis is the way that DLC should be done. $20 for an entire 81 level campaign feels much closer to the expansion packs that we used to know and love. Luigi jumps farther but slides around more than Mario but this creates a lot of hectic fun. The levels are much more difficult than the ones in NSMBU but their short length never makes them feel impossible to complete. Even one or two small flukes will put you within range of the finish line. The levels are faster and some of them are truly the best Mario levels I have ever played. It feels like the developers were having fun and they came up with some pretty wild ideas that translated into awesome courses. The addition of Nabbit is great for beginners in multiplayer. The game doesn't do much else that is new but the amount of content is staggering for a $20 price tag and it is an absolute must buy for fans of the series. I went into this with certain doubts as the Mario formula can feel a bit stale from time to time but I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of creativity and effort that the devs put into this package.… Expand

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5. dilemma

   Dec 24, 2013

   9

   NSL is a great twist on an already successful title.
   
   Personally I prefer Lugi game over Mario's. NSL is a fast pace, exciting, platNSL is a great twist on an already successful title.
   
   Personally I prefer Lugi game over Mario's.
   
   NSL is a fast pace, exciting, plat former. The game is design to be speed run and with most levels only lasting 15-20 seconds, it's has a good pacing on not over doing any one concept.
   
   The levels are challenging and difficult. Any hardcore plat former has to play this.
   
   I would recommend NSL over NSMB. Unless it's for a child, than the game may have too high of a skill curve.… Expand

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6. DBPirate1129

   Jan 12, 2015

   8

   I got this game as a compilation pack for when I first got my Wii U in 2013. If you'd like to see my review on New Super Mario Bros. U + NewI got this game as a compilation pack for when I first got my Wii U in 2013. If you'd like to see my review on New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U, please check out that page.
   
   New Super Luigi U was released as an add-on pack for Mario U but is now featured in this compilation as basically a side game. Mario is not in the game at all. Instead you be Luigi, who has his floaty and fluttery physics from Super Mario Bros. 2. It's the same style as Mario U but there's completely new levels and the game is much harder. In case you're not an expert and you're don't like hard things (like me), you can play as the invincible Nabbit.
   
   In New Super Luigi U, you only have 100 seconds to complete the challenging levels featured in the game. This makes the game not suited for multiplayer at all and this is one of the few games where I definitely wouldn't recommend it. No, seriously. I'm not kidding. It doesn't really give you much time to explore the levels as you constantly feel rushed but the game's fine on its own.
   
   Overall, New Super Luigi U is great if you like hard games...or if you just want to play it for fun and be Nabbit. You're better off getting it as DLC for Mario U then as buying it in stores.… Expand

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7. coregaming

   Oct 22, 2013

   8

   A very fun and challenging game. Shorter level and more dieing. Fun and more than worth the 30 bucks I paid for it. An excellent addition toA very fun and challenging game. Shorter level and more dieing. Fun and more than worth the 30 bucks I paid for it. An excellent addition to the series!… Expand

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8. Meta1234

   Apr 20, 2018

   0

   Are you serious?
   
   From the 'originally titled' New Super Mario Bros U to the again 'originally titled' New Super Luigi U. From "It's aAre you serious?
   
   From the 'originally titled' New Super Mario Bros U to the again 'originally titled' New Super Luigi U.
   
   From "It's a meeeee Mariooo" to "Luigiiii baa baaaaa".
   
   There you have it, new game. What about at least modifying the (non-existent) storyline a bit?
   Who cares about the storyline?
   
   New game...another 50€ please!
   
   Nintendo money... cling... clang...… Expand

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