It's pretty much a placeholder for New Super Mario Bros. (Look at the pretty golden box-art.) Take out the New in the title and put in old, there is virtually nothing 'new,' it has a lot of the same everything.
The thing about this one is the emphasis on coins. (Not to mention enraging for veteran players teaming up with rookies, or when one of your teammates purposely makes you fall into the lava.) Now with the 3DS, Nintendo decided to unleash the 'true' sequel to NSMB, New Super Mario Bros. Plus it had four-player co-op, which was fun. It took the concept from the first one, added Yoshi, and many new power ups and concepts like the Super Guide, which would later be carried into future games in one form or another. Wii came out three years ago and to date is one of the best selling Wii games. It was only natural that a sequel would come, I was just surprised it took three years. It was a simple game (but pretty challenging on its first play-through) that one can jump in and play, not to mention that it was fun and introduced many new concepts. It brought back the side-scrolling last seen in Super Mario Land 2 and proved that side-scrolling still works today. came out six years ago, and is the best selling game for its system.
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