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Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury - US Version

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Platform: Nintendo Switch


Features

  • Enjoy two Mario adventures solo or with friends
  • In Super Mario 3D World, choose a character each with distinct playstyles as you dash and climb through dozens of colorful courses, collecting Green Stars and power-ups along the way
  • Cooperate (and compete) with friends locally or online to reach each stages goal. A crown is awarded to the highest-scoring player, making for a friendly frenzy
  • In addition to added multiplayer options, the Nintendo Switch version of the Super Mario 3D World game has been improved with faster character speeds and more
  • Explore a seamless feline world in Lake Lapcat, complete objectives to collect Cat Shines, and defeat a giant Bowser in the new Bowsers Fury adventure

Description

Power up, team up, one up to save the Sprixie Kingdom!Pounce and climb through dozens of colorful courses! Multiply the fun by teaming up with or competing against friends locally or online to reach each stage’s goal. Work together to explore and uncover collectibles, or compete for the crown by earning the highest score, making for a friendly frenzy! Mario (and his friends) can use a variety of power-ups like the Super Bell, which grants catlike abilities like climbing and scratching. Power up to complete stages and take the crown! Explore a seamless feline world in the new Bowser’s Fury adventureFree-roaming Super Mario gameplay makes a return in this brand-new adventure. Bowser has become gargantuan and lost all control! Explore Lake Lapcat and its islands, complete objectives to collect Cat Shines, and team up with Bowser Jr. to bring his big, bad dad back to normal. Just watch out for Bowser’s island-wide attacks.New and improved features pounce inThe Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury game features the same lively co-op gameplay, creative levels and power- ups as the original game, but with added improvements. In the Super Mario 3D World part of the game, characters move faster and the dash powers up more quickly. Both adventures support the newly added Snapshot Mode—pause the action to get the perfect shot, apply filters, and decorate with stamps!Additional games, systems and/or accessories may be required for multiplayer mode. Games, systems and some accessories sold separately. Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online features. Not available in all countries. Internet access required for online features. Terms apply. amiibo sold separately. 2013-2021 Nintendo. Super Mario and Nintendo Switch are trademarks of Nintendo.

Publication Date: February 12, 2021


Computer Platform: Nintendo Switch


Global Trade Identification Number: 22


UPC: 045496594022


Compatible Video Game Console Models: Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch Lite


Release date: February 12, 2021


Product Dimensions: 0.41 x 6.59 x 4.2 inches; 1.6 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English


Rated: Everyone


Item model number: HACPAUZPA


Item Weight: 1.6 ounces


Manufacturer: Nintendo


Date First Available: September 3, 2020


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  • A late review of a great remastered game
Platform: Nintendo Switch
This is my review after playing this game for almost 2 months. I never owned a WiiU system, so this game was perfect for me. The main plot is about bowser kidnapping the sprixie fairies, and in this game you can play as peach now that she isn’t kidnapped. (You can also play as rosalina after beating world star-2, peach and rosalina are perfect for little sisters, Princess lovers, etc) You can play as Mario, Luigi, Toad, Peach, and Rosalina. All have their ups and downs. Mario- most balanced of them all, not much to say Luigi- jumps higher but slides a little Toad- runs fast, but is small and can’t jump very high Peach- can float, but doesn’t run that fast Rosalina- honestly the most op character, can’t think of a bad thing about her but she’s like Mario but with the spin move from super Mario galaxy. The multiplayer gets criticized for being, “too chaotic”, but in my opinion, it’s the most fun I’ve had for a while. The game has 11 worlds In total. World 1- the easiest world, very grass themed and made to introduce new players, not the best to replay World 2- desert themed, a little bit harder than world 1 World 3- Ice themed, has lots of fun, creative levels (such as the super Mario kart snes themed level) World 4- Also desert, very challenging World 5- also ice, world 5 has some fun levels such as the golden express World 6- cloud themed, the best world in the game in my opinion, lots of creative levels World Castle (7)- lava themed, {spoiler alert} not the final world in the game, but a very fun one and very replayable World Bowser (8)- carnival themed, this world is bad*ss. The big bowser animatronic, the music, and that’s just the hub world. This is home to some very challenging levels too. World star- space themed, very fun levels and awesome new unlockable character. World mushroom- harder remixes of other levels, very fun and hard World flower- like world mushroom, but with different levels and more harder World crown- the hardest levels in the game, such as champions road And that’s just the worlds. There are also the power ups. Mushroom- gives you a boost in life, turns small Mario into big Mario Fire flower- throws fireballs Star- invincible for about 5 seconds Super bell- turns you into cat Mario, you can pounce and scratch and climb and dive. Tanooki leaf- turns you into tanooki Mario, you can float and stuff Boomerang- you can shoot boomerangs There are more, but those are the main ones. Super Mario 3D world is fun. But we haven’t talked about bowsers fury, the new content. In bowsers fury you go around lake lapcat collecting cat shines. Collect enough to get the giga bell to fight fury bowser. Bowser jr also helps you because he wants his dad back to normal. The lake lapcat is full of cat trees, enemies, and even pigeons. Every thing is cat themed. This game is fairly short and I 100%ed it In a month (I could have 100%ed it faster, but I was also playing 3D world) Overall this whole game is worth $60. But only if you don’t have 3D world. This game is not worth the $60 price if you also have 3D world. Bowsers fury is NOT worth $60. If They released it separately, it would be about $20. This game is mainly for players you haven’t experienced the original 3D world yet. 3D world is the game I usually play, bowsers fury is a fun side, but again, it’s not worth a whole $60. Other than that, awesome game. 9.5/10 and a big 5 star rating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by The Zentners

  • Pure Nostalgia Meets Modern Magic!
Platform: Nintendo Switch
I purchased this for my 27-year-old daughter, and it was easily the best gift I’ve given her in years. Super Mario was her absolute favorite game back when she was little, playing for hours on her old-school Nintendo. She had no idea they had released this updated version for the Switch, and the look of total shock on her face when she unwrapped it was priceless! It captures that exact "magic" of the original games she loved but with stunning, vibrant graphics. It’s familiar enough to trigger all those childhood memories but fresh enough to feel like a brand-new experience. She spent hours playing as "Cat Mario." The new power-ups are adorable and add a really fun layer to the traditional platforming she grew up with. Getting both 3D World and the brand-new Bowser’s Fury is a fantastic value. 3D World is great for that classic level-by-level progression, while Bowser's Fury offers a more open-world adventure that she found incredibly addictive. I haven't seen her this glued to a screen in a long time! She played for hours straight on the first day, exploring every secret and trying to collect every star. If you have a "grown-up" child who grew up with a controller in their hand, this is a must-buy. It’s polished, joyful, and reminds you why Mario is the king of gaming. Whether they want to play solo or join in for some co-op fun, it’s a guaranteed winner. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by Laura B

  • Must have
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Great for siblings playing together good story, and they loved the characters. So fun, they could not stop playing, great addition and gift.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Valerie Lennox

  • Just as much fun as the Wii U version!
Platform: Nintendo Switch
This is a wonderful remake of Super Mario 3D World Wii U with great graphics and tons of fun gameplay with friends and family! I play this with a friend sometimes and it's so fun! I tried playing as Luigi because he's one of my favorites and Rosalina doesn't get unlocked until after you beat the main story and he's far too fast to control for me so I settled with playing as Peach who is better and easier to handle. Everything is just like I remember from the Wii U version except a few minor quality of life improvements. I haven't tried Bowser's Fury yet but I'll get there eventually lol. 5/5 Stars! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by Lunette Wilkes

  • Spectacular upgrade of an already good game
Platform: Nintendo Switch
I really liked Mario 3D World when it launched on Wii U several years ago and was eager to play it again. This is a great upgrade with a huge expansion and good quality-of-life tweaks. The core game is one of my favorite Mario platformers: it has classic and new Mario powerups in an easy-to-follow 3D setting. It really feels like classic SNES Mario World but with a little extra depth. Unlike the "New Super Mario Bros" sidescrolling games, this one gives you enough space to play with 4 people and not get in each others' way. You can work together or engage in some battletoads-style friendly sabotage. It's got lots of variety and lots of levels. If you liked the realistic open worlds of Mario Odyssey or Galaxy this might feel too simple, but if you like the old-school style of Mario 3 or NSMB, this really captures that. This Switch re-make has identical visuals and all the original content with a few perks- the movement is overall faster and controls better than it did before, making the whole game feel a little smoother and snappier. But the "Bowser's Fury" expansion is a huge value-add. It is accessible from the start menu but is essentially a whole extra open-world with a lot of new ideas. It's much more open and challenging with a great 2P co-op mode and a fun kaiju-monster-battle element as you try to evade godzilla-sized bowser until you can power up to his level and have giant-size boss fights. It's not as long as the main game but it kept me going for several days to get all the shines. It really feels like a return to Mario 64, but with more powerups and smooth controls and camera. Hugely recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by Michigander

  • G
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Good
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2026 by Bear

  • The Cat's Mario Meow 2-In-1
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Hard to believe that this past year, we celebrated the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Brothers. While it had not been as strong as many gamers had expected, we still got a lot of great toys and games featuring Nintendo's proud mascot. We got the Super Mario 3D All-Stars package, which had Super Mario Galaxy, Super Mario Sunshine & Super Mario 64. But other Mario titles flowed to the Switch as well like Paper Mario: The Origami King. Still, when you look at games from the Wii U, you had almost all of the Mario games go to Switch already, like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and New Super Mario Brothers U Deluxe. But one game that has not made it to Switch until now is Super Mario 3D World. The game was well-received for Wii U owners, but not as strongly sold, due to the lackluster sales of Wii U. Still, Nintendo pressed on and decided to release it for the Switch. Sadly, the game was suppose to be released last year, but got held back due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now it is here, with a added bonus. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury, is a 2-in-1 purr-fectly conjured compilation where Super Mario 3D World is remastered and includes new features made for Switch, and the new mini-adventure Bowser's Fury which takes a unique twist on the Mario formula. First for Super Mario 3D World, the game looks great and brings in all the wonderfully made platforming from the Wii U game, with some small tweaks to make it work a bit better. In the game, Mario & his friends need to rescue Pixie Princesses that Bowser and his minions have captured. Along the way, Mario, Peach, Toad & Luigi each all maneuver with new and returning features like the thrilling Cat Suit, which allows Mario & friends to maneuver in new and challenging ways. You can now climb up walls, attack like a feline and skid through pathways that are more challenging than ever. You also have courses that are new for Switch owners to hover through like Red-Hot Run, The Great Goal Pole, and the towering Champion's Road which will get you screaming for more. You also have a new game here: Bowser's Fury, where Mario must team-up with Bowser Jr. in a epic quest to save Bowser from a uncontrollable raging toxin where got into and becomes Fury Bowser (a towering Ganon-like creature) bent on mayhem to destroy Lake Lapcat. In this game, Mario must partner with Bowser Jr. on the quest to save Bowser from the raging being he has became. The game plays more like a Super Mario Odyssey adventure with Mario 3D World twists, packed-down into 1 major overworld. In the game, Mario and Bowser fight cat-themed foes like Boom Boom, Bullies and unlock puzzles and collect items and find the guarded cat shines to unlock bells that will help Mario & Bowser Jr. stop the unraveled Fury Bowser. The game itself is fun, but does feel interesting as a concept to make a condensed Super Mario 64-esque game. It works well, and the game looks amazing with the designs and platforming. In itself, the campaign may be short, but will take your fiery breath away when you play it. I think it looks charming and puts in a new wrinkle on the Mario 3D platforming formula that worked so well from past games like Super Mario Galaxy 2. There are a lot of things that work well with both of these games, with a few faults though. First of all, for Bowser's Fury, for skilled gamers of past Mario platformers, they may find the game shorter than other Mario titles, because of the main overworld. Some gamers would've wanted more overworld packed into the hub-world like earlier Mario titles, but it is actually interesting to put Mario into a Luigi's Mansion kind of setting. Also, you would also have to toggle with many different power-ups at once while battling Fury Bowser in the game that you may need that as a lifeline without losing lives. It may be shocking but sadly it is what it takes at times while controlling Mario & Bowser Jr. while mastering Bowser's Fury. While it may be repetitive, it still is a lot of fun playing. As for Super Mario 3D World, the main disadvantage is only if you have mastered the Mario adventure before from the Wii U era, you may not feel entertained with this game all over again. But nevertheless, considered that so many people never played the Wii U title, considered it was one of the weakest-selling game system from the Nintendo legacy, it still is worth playing at the end. When you look at Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury, it is a mixed bag for some fans of the Super Mario Brothers legacy. But nevertheless, it is a absolutely fun title worth checking out. You get two adventures of the furry-kind into one package that does work. While many people may feel Super Mario 3D World is not a strong buy, it is a strong buy because it is 2 adventures into one nearly purr-fect pair of escapades. As for Bowser's Fury, I did get what I wanted out of it, and would still want to intrigued with more when I missed on it. Still for what it is worth, pairing the 2 games in one compilation is worth the money. If they were sold apart, it would not be worth purchasing. Still, I absolutely recommend buying this game pack a lot. It can come across as a great pair of actual purr-fect strangers. Graphics: A- Sound: B+ Control: B+ Fun & Enjoyment: Super Mario 3D World: A- for Solo: B+ for Multiplayer Bowser's Fury: B For Solo & Multiplayer Overall: B+ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by Michael Kerner

  • Great price!
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Great price on this game! Bought for my grandson.. he loves it… he plays with it a lot either way his family members and friends! Would buy again!
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 by Amazon Customer

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