Here are the New Features of Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition

New Multiplayer Adventures Await in Belabel Park for Super Mario Bros. Wonder (Flower Kingdom)

Nintendo will release Belabel Park for Super Mario Bros. Wonder on March 26. This new area features two distinct plazas designed for multiplayer exploration. The Local Multiplayer Plaza supports up to four players across 17 attractions, and utilizes GameShare, allowing play on multiple consoles from a single game copy. The Game Room Plaza accommodates wireless or online multiplayer sessions for up to 12 players. Belabel Park also introduces the Campground Area, home to the Toad Brigade training field. Players can complete challenges here and advance through the ranks to earn badges. Nintendo has also showcased Koopalings challenges, Rosalina gameplay, and Luma—a character a second player can control to provide assistance in levels with optional mouse controls. All this content arrives in the Flower Kingdom on March 26 with the launch of Belabel Park.

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