I completed New Super Mario Bros almost six years ago. At the time, I knew there were bits of the game I hadn't found, but I had at least unlocked all the worlds and played through all the levels. I hadn't found all the large coins. I thought I might go back and complete more at a later date.
I didn't. I have a feeling the same will apply to the sequel, which seems to be more of the same although more inventive with different types of level, puzzles to get to different routes, and a clever overall mechanic of collecting lots of coins. There's a meta-task of collecting a million coins, which the game tries to assist with through the provision of coin fountains, golden leaves meaning that enemies create coin trails, golden fireballs turning blocks to coins, and so on. And yet collecting 100 coins still gives you an extra life.
As a result I've over 60 lives now and I'm just starting world 3. I would have more, but my skills at Mario games seem to have disappeared to some extent since 2007. Maybe it's because I'm using the analogue stick.
I didn't. I have a feeling the same will apply to the sequel, which seems to be more of the same although more inventive with different types of level, puzzles to get to different routes, and a clever overall mechanic of collecting lots of coins. There's a meta-task of collecting a million coins, which the game tries to assist with through the provision of coin fountains, golden leaves meaning that enemies create coin trails, golden fireballs turning blocks to coins, and so on. And yet collecting 100 coins still gives you an extra life.
As a result I've over 60 lives now and I'm just starting world 3. I would have more, but my skills at Mario games seem to have disappeared to some extent since 2007. Maybe it's because I'm using the analogue stick.
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