Gamers across the globe with nostalgic-gaming at heart, prepare to be happy! New Super Mario Brothers Wii hits stores from tomorrow and marks the true return of the classic side scrolling platform title on the Nintendo.

Though it has now become something of a tradition to expect much better visuals in a new title than in a series’ previous games, we don’t expect anybody to be complaining in this case as New Super Mario Brothers Wii has that classic gaming factor, combined with some modern tweaks to both the graphics and the gameplay that will leave all those who choose to play it well and truly satisfied.

Very little seems to have changed since the classic titles such as Super Mario Brothers 3, except in New Super Mario Brothers Wii the difficulty level has been increased noticeably, but so has the quality of the level design throughout the game - each and every level you come across is very enjoyable, and once you’ve passed the first few which act as a good introduction to the controls, each is also very challenging too but not to the point that you’ll get frustrated.

For the few who do approach frustration point, you can bring up a handy guide which see’s a computer controlled Luigi show you exactly how to beat the level you’re on in the most efficient way, but finding the way through yourself and failing a few times before you crack it is much more fun.

Perhaps the most enjoyable new addition to the game is that of the multiplayer game modes which allow you and upto three friends play at once either with or against each other. You can choose to play as Mario, Luigi, Blue Toad or Yellow Toad.

Not only does New Super Mario Brothers Wii bring back those gaming memories from years gone by, but it also stands up well against today’s more visually pimped platformers in every single area that matters. If you own a Wii, this is as close as you’ll come to a must-own title, buy it!

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