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Nintendo is offering limited-time icon elements inspired by Super Mario Bros. Wonder for the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, redeemable via My Nintendo Platinum Points. The icon waves run in three periods (3/25–4/1, 4/1–4/8, 4/8–4/15 PT) with monthly refreshes, accessible via the Nintendo Switch Online app; a Nintendo Account and Switch Online membership are required for related features.
Critics are split on Super Mario Bros. Wonder — Nintendo’s Switch 2 Edition adds Bellabel Park and new multiplayer content, which some outlets praise for expanding the package, while others argue the additions feel incremental. Metacritic sits around 86 from about 41 reviews, with outlets ranging from Metro’s 10/10 to Nintendo Life’s more modest take. The piece notes the upgrade is likely most appealing to Wonder fans or households with multiplayer play, and invites readers to weigh whether the upgrade is worth the price.
Bellabel Park’s Switch 2 upgrade transforms Mario Wonder into a dense, chaotic multiplayer party experience with reimagined Koopalings, the Flower Pot power-up, a Dual Badges system, and a large roster of local and online minigames. While it adds a playful, family-friendly local-and-online vibe and some solid single‑player content through boss rematches and challenges, it doesn’t fully replace the core single‑player campaign, making it a mixed but entertaining upgrade for groups and households.
Nintendo Life’s North American review of Super Mario Bros. Wonder - Switch 2 Edition + Bellabel Park scores it 6/10, praising the base game’s enduring charm and the visual upgrade, Rosalina and Pikmin cameos, and new boss fights, but criticizing the bundled multiplayer content (Camp Central and Attraction Central) as filler and overpriced DLC that’s optional at best; worth it mainly for newcomers or die-hard Wonder fans.
Nintendo detailed a Switch 2 re-release of Super Mario Bros. Wonder packaged with Bellabel Park, a hub offering extensive multiplayer and training modes (local/online play, GameShare, up to 12 players across attractions, and 74 challenges). The main game adds Rosalina as a playable character, a flower-based attack/double-jump power, badge-combination tech, Luna Star helper, and an Assist Mode. Bellabel Park costs $80 (Upgrade Pack $20 for owners of the original; digital price not listed), with the original Switch version still $60 and the release set for March 26.
Nintendo’s mobile hit Super Mario Run now partners with Super Mario Bros. Wonder for the Switch 2 Edition, adding a limited-time event with wonder-flowers spawning in Toad Rallies and unlockable statues (Mario in flower suit, Captain Toad, Luigi, Toadette, and Koopalings); the meet-up in Bellabel Park is part of the promotion and the event runs until April 3, 2026, with downloads available on iOS and Android.
Nintendo opened pre-orders for Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park, priced at $19.99 on the Switch 2 eShop, with a March 26 launch. The upgrade adds new co-op and versus modes in the Flower Kingdom and promises additional content to be revealed later.
Nintendo reveals a Switch 2 edition of Super Mario Bros. Wonder featuring the Meetup in Bellabel Park expansion, new Rosalina and Co-Star Luma, extra boss courses and an assist mode; pre-orders are open for the Upgrade Pack at $19.99 for existing Switch 2 owners, with the standard Switch 2 Edition not yet available, and the edition launches March 26 alongside new amiibo.