Super Mario Bros. Wonder Demo Available at US Switch Kiosks, Uncertain for Nintendo eShop Release

A demo of Super Mario Bros. Wonder is now available at Switch kiosks in the US, but it is unclear if the demo will be released on the Nintendo eShop. The game takes inspiration from past games in the series, including the original Super Mario Bros. In a recent episode of The Game Informer Show, the cover story of Super Mario Bros. Wonder and a review of Assassin's Creed Mirage were discussed. Hands-on previews of the game describe it as filled with cute characters, irresistible secrets, and reminiscent of Super Mario World. The American version of Super Mario Bros. 2, released 35 years ago, is often dismissed as not being a "real" Mario game, but its influence on the series is still significant. Nintendo has released a short cartoon promoting the game, featuring Princess Peach turning into an elephant in front of Bowser. The power-ups in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, such as the Elephant and Bubble forms of Mario, are the focus of an exclusive feature. Early previews of the game suggest that it is really good. The game is the latest cover story of a gaming magazine, which includes an exclusive look at three new courses. Nintendo has also been interviewed about the legacy of the New Super Mario Bros. series and the difficulty of Super Mario Bros. Wonder. The Super Mario Bros. Movie was a huge success and may lead to sequels, and there is speculation about potential spin-off games. Preorders for Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Mario RPG are available for $49 each. The digital issue of Super Mario Bros. Wonder is now live for subscribers, featuring the full cover story and other features, reviews, and previews.