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Mario Vs. Donkey Kong Reveals New Puzzle Elements

Nintendo dropped a new trailer for Mario Vs. Donkey Kong, in which they showed off more of the puzzle aspects to the upcoming game.

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  • New trailer for Mario Vs. Donkey Kong highlights puzzles and game modes.
  • Game release set for February 16, with a brief video teaser revealed.
  • Features over 130 levels, including new worlds Merry Mini-Land and Slippery Summit.
  • Time Attack mode and Casual/Classic playstyles enhance gameplay variety.

Nintendo released a new trailer for Mario Vs. Donkey Kong this week, showing off more of the game modes as they explore more of the puzzle elements of the game. The video isn't long, primarily because we're sure they don't want to give too much away ahead of launch, but you get a good idea of the kind of things you'll need to solve in order to exit levels and defeat DK. Including a brief glimpse into what the two-player mode has to offer. Enjoy the video and info here as the game will be released on February 16.

Mario Vs. Donkey Kong Reveals New Puzzle Elements
Credit: Nintendo

Mario Vs. Donkey Kong

This enhanced version of Mario vs. Donkey Kong offers over 130 levels and Two-Player Mode that helps you (and your friends) tackle challenges in all new ways. Also new to this version of the game are Merry Mini-Land and Slippery Summit – two worlds full of new enemies and level themes with distinct play mechanics to keep you on your toes. And if your toes are up for it, you can unlock Plus Levels and Expert Levels as you play the game to further ramp up the mayhem with new gameplay wrinkles or added challenges.

Once you think you've mastered all the levels, you now have the chance to play against your toughest opponent: Yourself. Mario vs. Donkey Kong will be adding a Time Attack feature so players can take turns raising their personal bar. Of course, it's not all a competition. Mario vs. Donkey Kong is bringing two new playing styles to the game: Casual and Classic. Play the original game in its original form in Classic or give yourself a break and tone down the challenge a bit in Casual – you'll get the same levels, just slightly less punishing and with a few more chances for "do overs."

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