The bulk of the game is in the single player experience. Instead of having one character to control, you have to micromanage over five Mini Marios at any one particular time, and this takes some getting used to. Movement is controlled by both the touch screen and stylus, but while being innovative breath of fresh air for the games, at times when there are four Mini Marios running around on screen, players may find themselves becoming confused. How does this change the experience you ask? Firstly you cannot control the mini Marios by using the D-Pad. This time around however, the Mini Marios are under your command as you make your way to the top of the building to rescue Pauline from Donkey Kong. You were given the task of controlling Mario throughout the levels, rescuing the mini Marios as you progressed through the adventure. In the Game Boy Advance prequel, Mario travelled through a series of worlds searching for stolen mini Mario toys that Donkey Kong had fiendishly taken all for himself. You’re looking at more content and fun than a barrel full of Mario toys. For the first time we also see the curtain rise thanks to a wonderful level editor that is both easy to use and can be shared with friends. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis takes us through over 80 unique levels. In what could only be considered as one of the more cleverer games of the year, Mario Vs.

Donkey Kong, continues Nintendos legacy of touch screen controlled handheld games for the DS system. The sequel to the Game Boy Advance hit, Mario Vs. If one fell off there would be ninety-eight Marios sitting on a pipe. There are ninety-nine Marios sitting on a pipe.

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