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World 7-1 Tests Mario's Platforming Abilities In This Exclusive Video
So far, our coverage of New Super Mario Bros Wii has taken a look at its new enemies, the skies of World 7-5, the possibilities for teamkilling, and how motion control plays into the new game. You've seen Mario do his fair share of platforming in these videos, but this look at World 7-1 is the most difficult we've shown yet (you'll have to wait until the game comes out to see the truly brutal levels, however). The skies of the Mushroom Kingdom are littered with rotating platforms and assorted baddies, and you can check out the video below for a look at how the fire flower, ice flower, and propeller hat will help you get to that coveted flagpole. Keep an eye out for my incredibly clutch wall-jumping abilities at the 0:24 mark.
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