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Nintendo announces MAR10 Day additions: Game Boy Advance’s Mario vs. Donkey Kong joins Nintendo Classics, while Virtual Boy titles Mario’s Tennis and Mario Clash join Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics, set to release on March 10, 2026.
The original composers of Mario vs. Donkey Kong for the GBA, DigiPen Music Department, were brought back to revamp the game's score for its Switch remake, incorporating acoustic performances to complement the virtual soundscape. The team, with a long history of work with Nintendo, had to keep their involvement under wraps while continuing to work as teachers at DigiPen. Lawrence Schwedler, one of the original composers, praised the freedom given by Shigeru Miyamoto and Koji Kondo and described the project as "the opportunity of a lifetime."
The Switch remake of Mario vs. Donkey Kong has received a 'Good' 7/10 review score, with praise for its new co-op mode and appeal to younger gamers, earning a "Generally Favorable" Metascore of 77. Players are encouraged to share their thoughts and assign a review score, with the game positioned as a suitable experience for co-op play and younger audiences.
Nintendo has brought back the 2004 Game Boy Advance title Mario vs. Donkey Kong for the Switch, featuring new worlds, co-op mode, and a casual difficulty setting. The community is being asked to vote in a poll to gauge interest in the remake.
The Game Boy Advance title Mario vs. Donkey Kong has returned on Switch, with an update addressing unresponsive controls and stage number errors in both the full version and demo. Players can now enjoy improved gameplay experiences, and those interested can check out reviews on Nintendo Life before revisiting the game this week.
The new version of Mario vs. Donkey Kong, while feeling thoroughly modern in many ways, harkens back to the original Donkey Kong arcade games with its puzzle-based gameplay. Despite Mario's limitations in this game, it offers charm and polish, with tight controls and a surprising amount of content including eight worlds, bonus stages, and boss battles. The game's difficulty level varies, with some stages being extremely easy and others surprisingly difficult, but the addition of expert stages and a "Plus" version of levels adds depth and challenge. With features like a "casual" mode, time attack mode, and local co-op multiplayer, the game is accessible and enjoyable for players of any age.
The first review for Mario vs. Donkey Kong on Switch from Famitsu gives it a score of 32/40, with four critics each awarding it an 8. While this score is promising, it's not definitive, and other outlets' reviews are still awaited. The game releases on February 16th, and Nintendo Life's review will be available soon.
Mario vs. Donkey Kong for the Nintendo Switch is set to launch on February 16, and players can save on their preorder by purchasing from Geek Alliance, which offers a $5 discount on the US version and an even lower price for the international version. While the international version may not provide launch-day delivery, it still offers English language support and will work on the Switch without issue. With limited stock available, players interested in this deal should act quickly.
Nintendo has released a brief stop-motion animation to promote the upcoming Mario vs. Donkey Kong remake for the Nintendo Switch, showcasing the game's Mario toys. The game is set to launch on February 16, 2024, with a free demo already available on the eShop.
The latest episode of The Game Informer Show features exclusive details about Apex Legends Season 20, insights on Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, a Mario Vs. Donkey Kong preview, and discussions on Persona 3 Reload, offering a comprehensive look at upcoming gaming releases and industry topics.
Despite not yet being released on the Nintendo Switch, Mario vs. Donkey Kong has already been modded based on the public eShop demo, with a user successfully adding the character model from Super Mario 64 into the game. The mod, though relatively tame, is impressive considering the short time the demo has been available. The upcoming Switch title has garnered optimism, with meaningful changes and a modern look-and-feel.
Nintendo surprised Switch owners with a demo of the upcoming release Mario vs. Donkey Kong, prompting a community poll to gather feedback on the experience, which includes new worlds, co-op, and multiple difficulty settings. The full game is set for release on February 16th, and players can also pre-order it.
Nintendo Switch is set to release several exciting games and accessories in February and March 2024, including the return of Mario vs. Donkey Kong, the launch of Slave Zero X, Shiren the Wanderer, Unicorn Overlord, and Princess Peach: Showtime! Players can also look forward to a variety of Switch retail games and upcoming accessories, making it an exciting time for Switch enthusiasts.
Nintendo has released an eShop demo for the upcoming Mario vs. Donkey Kong game on the Switch, allowing players to try out four levels and the new two-player co-op mode. The full game is set for release on February 16, 2024, and has garnered positive early impressions from various outlets.
Nintendo has released a free demo of Mario vs. Donkey Kong on the Nintendo Switch eShop, offering four levels from the first world and a Two Player mode. The game, a 2D platformer with puzzle elements, is set for release on February 16 and includes new difficulty settings and additional levels for the Switch version.