Super Mario Bros. Wonder has finally launched, bringing with it a whole host of new mechanics and levels for the beloved platformer series. However, it’s a fairly expensive game, as are most games these days, so people are wondering whether or not you can try a demo of the game first. <\/p>\n
Sadly there isn’t a Super Mario Bros. Wonder demo outside of certain stores that have a demo of the first few levels. There’s no demo available on the Nintendo e-shop, sadly, but a lot of Nintendo games get demos after release, with games such as Mario Strikers, Yoshi’s Crafted World, and multiple different Kirby games which got demos a few months after the games themselves had launched.<\/p>\n
For this reason, if you want to try Super Mario Bros. Wonder before you buy it and you don’t have a friend who owns the game you might want to wait for a few months until maybe around Christmas when a demo might appear. If a demo doesn’t appear, then one probably won’t appear so it’ll be worth deciding whether or not you’re going to buy the game through gameplay footage and reviews that can be found online.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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