A bunch of older Nintendo Switch titles just got free updates for those playing them on Nintendo Switch 2. The more powerful ...

Nintendo has released a software update for Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, which now sees the game on version 1.2.0.

Speaking of which, you can play Bowser’s Fury in local co-op, with the second player controlling Bowser Jr and helping out. He’s a little like a whirlwind of death that can fly out at will ...

Bowser's Fury gives player one (Mario) and player two (Bowser Jr) completely different abilities and advantages that perfectly complement each other when played by a parent and child. As Mario ...

When playing Bowser's Fury you're paired up with Bowser Junior who is your companion. At the start you can choose for him to help you a little or a lot - so if you feel like you need a bit more ...

Bowser’s Fury differs tremendously from Super Mario ... It’s not long before we run into Bowser Jr. who explains to Mario that something nefarious has, obviously, happened to his dad.

Bowser’s Fury will also likely determine whether folks ... co-op for a more limited two-player experience involving Bowser Jr. The young Koopa prince acts more like a helper than a full-on ...

After getting the credits for the first time, Bowser Jr. makes it pretty clear that Bowser is still stuck in the black fury sludge. To free him (for real) you’ll need to play through a few more ...

If you’ve been neglecting Bowser Jr. you just might need a little help with this one. Every level in Bowser’s Fury has 5 Cat Shines and 5 Cat Coins. You’ll need to revisit the level +2 more ...

In Bowser’s Fury, Mario finds himself in an unlikely partnership with Bowser Jr. The elder Bowser has been corrupted, becoming a giant-sized threat named “Fury Bowser.” To turn him back ...