New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitational Jolt

New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitational Jolt is the sequel to New Super Mario Bros. U and the sixth installment to the New Super Mario Bros. series. It is set to be released in 2016 exclusively on the Wii U. New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitiational Shift uses gravity shifting and spherical walking as its main twists, similar to Super Mario Galaxy, but Nintendo mentions it is much different from Super Mario Galaxy because New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitational Shift uses the feature in new ways, mainly because it's a 2.5D platfomer. New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitational Shift is the third New Super Mario Bros. title to be on Wii U if you count New Super Luigi U as an individual title.

Gameplay
The gameplay of New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitiational Jolt is very similar to Super Mario Galaxy and previous New Super Mario Bros. titles. It has the same basic gameplay, except spherical walking is added, such as walking on planetoids, and areas with shifting gravity and high-intensity and low-intensity gravity effects appear within the game. Vegetables return in New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitational Jolt, and are often used to solve gravity-based puzzles. Yoshis and Baby Yoshis return, with the Bubble Baby Yoshi, Balloon Baby Yoshi, and Glowing Baby Yoshi return, as well as the new POW Baby Yoshi and the new Inferno Baby Yoshi being introduced.

In New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitational Jolt, the character selection is different. The character selection is Mario, Luigi, Blue Toad, and Nabbit. Mario is an all-around character, Luigi is the highest jumper, Blue Toad is the fastest but the lowest jumper, and Nabbit is invincible and can jump almost as high as Luigi. In the game, you can touch the landscape around you to interact with it, similar to Super Mario Revolution. There are touch interactive ? Blocks, touch interactive beanstalks, planetoids that can be spun with a slide with the stylus, you can clear fog and bubbles out of your way using the stylus, and even flick meteors away using the touch interactive capabilities of the Wii U Gamepad.

Unlike New Super Mario Bros. U, Miis can be used as playable characters form the start in New Super Mario Bros. U: Gravitational Jolt, even in Story Mode. Along with Challenge Mode returning, a new Puzzle Mode is included. In each level of Puzzle Mode, you must use your puzzle-solving skills to solve the levels. For example there are levels where a key is hidden and must find it to progress, and certain dangers and illusions are guarding it, even false keys and Phantos, there are levels where you must find Nabbit on time, in an illusion-infested manor full of false Nabbits, there are levels where you must guide a Toad to safety using the gravity-shifting obstacles in your path, and more. Also, there is new Endless Runner mode, where you must race through an endless gravity-bending course as the speed gradually rises.

Story
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