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every time a new Nintendo home console is announced we start hearing familiar feedback from long-term fans sounds great but you've got to have a Mario game and frequently those requests are framed like this I want it to be just like Mario's always been but I want it to be better well that may seem contradictory but me verse will help meet those dual desires in New Super Mario Brothers you not only will you be able to see what others are saying when the meze gather around the Wii U Main Street well you'll also be able to connect right within the game friends family or any other player might be talking about the overall game experience about specific levels about hidden areas or difficult jumps and you could probably expect that one of your buddies will be bragging about his high score that's probably going to be me or their record time it's a new real-time social window that opens up right as you're playing we'll be talking more about these miiverse features tonight in our developers roundtable but for now let's take a look at the game itself here's new Super Mario Brothers you as you may already know this Mario game can't be transferred to the from the big screen to play personally on your gamepad but you may also notice something else what we're calling boost mode with up to four people using their Wii remotes to race through the course one more with the gamepad and use the touch screen to helpfully place blocks along the way or you and a friend can work together to set a new standard for a speedrun currently the benefits of Wii U will be evident with Nintendo published titles