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Super Mario Land Review

                      

                  Super Mario Land Review 

 The Story

Since this game was directed without Super Mario's creator Shigeru Miyamoto's involvement, they decided to change up the story and characters. Besides Mario himself, no other characters from the previous games make any appearances.  The plot is about a space monster named Tatanga, he hypnotizes the people of all 4 kingdoms of Sarasaland. Tatanga conquers all of the kingdoms and kidnaps Princess Daisy. But of course  to no surprise, it's Mario who has to save the day.

Gameplay

It is a fun platformer game as any Mario game should be. There are 8 worlds which contain 3 levels each. There are also special levels including submarine shooting, the final boss fight, and an entire shoot 'em up level. These level were exactly what Miyamoto actually wanted in the first Super Mario Bros game.

Difficulty

It is a fairly easy game. Aside from 1 or 2 levels and the final boss it wasn't hard at all. You can  easily beat it within a hour or 2. 

 Music
 
The soundtrack was composed by Hirokazu Tanaka.  I personally like the soundtrack to this game and am currently listening to it at this precise moment.

Overall Thoughts  

I think it is a good Super Mario game. But it has shown some age especially compared to the sequel. I'll give it a rating of  7 out of 10. 


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