Power-ups for Mario include the original power-ups: Super Mushroom (grows Mario in size), Fire Flower (gives Mario the ability to throw fireballs), and Starman (makes Mario temporarily invincible). Another technique that has been added is the ground pound (which was first seen in Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, and first used by Mario in Super Mario 64 ). One addition includes the wall jump making its first appearance in a 2D Mario game (since its introduction in Super Mario 64). Naturally, there are power-ups and moves to assist Mario on his quest.

Falling into a pit or getting crushed by collapsing ceilings or spikes, for example. There are other ways to die other than landing in lava or getting hit by an enemy. Bowser's henchmen are also there, ranging from the cannon fodder Goombas, to nigh-invincible Piranha Plants. Along the way, there are enemies and obstacles to contend with (with varying environments, from the well-known World 1-1, to later levels containing lava). Playing as either Mario or Luigi, the player traverses one of several levels, with the goal to reach the flag at the end of the level. One such way the game does this is by having the entire game in 3D one a 2D side-scrolling plane (known as 2.5D). contained, all while 'modernizing' the ideas presented. retains much of the gameplay aspects that the original Super Mario Bros. Gameplay The game is in 2.5D a 3D game played on a 2D plane also is a prominent enemy in New Super Mario Bros., and Mario fights him several times.

Mario fights many of Bowser's peons, from Goombas to Koopas. The game follows Mario, on a quest to rescue Princess Peach (after she is kidnapped by the evil Bowser). is essentially one and the same as the NES game's plot. also added two-player wireless multiplayer for battles, and up to four-player wireless for minigames (similar to those found in Super Mario 64 DS). The game retains all of the traditional gameplay of the original, all whilst adding new features, power-ups, and a large graphic facelift. was developed by Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo on in North America, in Japan, Jin Australia, and Jin Europe. Overview The logo for the game, which was later modified

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