Yet in NSMB2 I found myself falling in love with this shifting paradigm, this new gold-oriented play style. Though I'm reluctant to say the game requires this new system for full enjoyment – it looks just as beautiful and elements like its cloudscape backdrops appear even sharper on the original 3DS screen – Nintendo obviously intended NSMB2 to showcase the best the XL has to offer. The title seems tailor-made for play on the recent 3DS XL system redesign alongside which it launched, with the skillfully animated sprites and dynamic environments truly benefitting from this larger digital canvas. There's a 3D element inherent in the very hardware, of course, and it does not disappoint. In the prescribed fashion, New Super Mario Bros. I've experienced NSMB on the original DS, the Wii and most recently on the Wii U, and the games have been, without fail, pitch-perfect analogues to their old school counterparts – the true bearers of the legacy that made Mario and Luigi household names. 2, the series' 3DS debut, aside from the traditional platforming perfection that has become synonymous with this new generation of Mario side-scrollers. I don't think I expected much from New Super Mario Bros.
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