Nintendo has finally decided to stop using the same story over and over. I mean, why did Peach keep getting kidnapped by the same guy? You think she would learn eventually, which she did. In the new Nintendo game, you play as Princess Peach, trying to rescue Mario and Luigi from Bowser. Surprisingly, I find this game much more entertaining then the other Mario games. Here's how the story goes: There is a magical island called Vibe Island that supposedly hold much power. Bowser makes his summer villa (which is actually a castle) on the island and a minion of his finds the Vibe Scepter, a powerful item which Bowser uses to capture Mario and Luigi. Princess Peach finds out about this and goes off to rescue them with the help of Perry the Magic Parasol. Princess Peach can go into 4 special vibes, ranging from Joyful, Mad, Sad, and Calm. They each do something that will help Peach in her mission, such as setting nearby things on fire when she's Mad. Of course, using a Vibe depletes your Vibe Bar, and when it's empty you can't use your vibes. Not to worry though, you can have Perry consume some enemies which will fill up your Vibe Meter in no time. Yum! Along the way, you need to find three Toads from the Mushroom Kingdom in ever level. You need all of them to fight Bowser, so be on the look out for them! The game is full of collectibles, such as puzzles pieces, songs, flashbacks, and such. You can buy upgrades and attacks in the Shop with the coins you find in the levels. The only bad thing I've found is the lack of repercussions. When you die in a level, you just have to start the level again. You don't lose any coins or collectibles, and you don't have to find all the Toads again. For most people it's ok, but for me and some others it makes the game kinda easy. I give it a 7 out of ten overall. I give it a 8 for graphics, a 7 for playability, 6 for Entertainment, and a 5 for replayability.
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