Super Jungle Adventure ultimate Team

Heroes can still run, jump, and shoot fireballs

Those familiar with any previous Super Jungle Adventure game should have a good idea of what to expect with this game.

Heroes retains most of the moves he's had over the years, but has also given our favorite plumber a few new moves to make things a little more interesting.

Heroes can still run, jump, and shoot fireballs, but now he can also grab onto walls and ledges and jump from them.

This new move plays a key role in some of the later levels.

The game also thrown in a few new mushrooms which include the mega and mushrooms.

The mega mushroom does pretty much what it sounds like and allows Heroes to grow to nearly the size of the entire screen and run over pretty much anything that gets in his way.

This is a great way to rack up a few extra lives as well.

The mini mushroom also does what its' name implies and shrinks Heroes down to the size of a peanut allowing him access to tiny areas which he normally couldn't reach.

There's even a blue koopa shell that Heroes can wear on his back that he can tuck up into in order to fly at enemies or bust bricks.

When all is said and done, however, it's still the classic Super Jungle Adventure ultimate Team run, jump,

and shoot your way through each level and then do battle with bowser at his castle at the end of each world.

The control of the game will feel very familiar to fans of this series,

but the new moves and mushrooms do add a nice new layer of gameplay to the mix.

Heroes is as responsive as ever, and learning to successfully use the wall grab and twirling spin into the air will give you something new to learn while playing through the early levels.

The mega and mushrooms were a great idea, but they're not used nearly enough throughout the game,

in fact most of their use is early on in the first world.

The castle levels feel more like those found in super world than any of the previous super games,

and feature the wire fence climbing throughout many of them in which Heroes can even flip the fence doors around and be on the opposite side.

Each world has its' own look and feel to it, but the level designs are still extremely similar to the previous levels,

which might not offer newer fans of the game as much variety as they're commonly used to in many of the recent platformers.

Make no mistake, this is one extremely fun game to play and it plays exactly like you'd want a super game to play.