Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Super Mario RPG Remake, More: November Games on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X

There is a level cap in , even if many players will never reach it. As they progress through the story and face off against a variety of monsters in battle, all characters in the party gain experience points. They level up at the same rate, but since they start at different levels, it's nearly impossible to level everyone evenly. The only sure way to do so is by bringing them all up to the maximum.

The can be a bit overwhelming for first-time players. It combines both fundamental RPG gameplay with jumping action found in most Mario games. You will need a different mindset to master such a tricky experience.

It turns out that Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars has been hiding a reference to Final Fantasy 6 all these years, but it's one that's only noticeable thanks to the remake's updated graphics.

Super Mario RPG's recently released Switch remake is a lovely thing, freshening up a much-loved classic for a new generation, while ensuring its core remains faithful enough that it can deliver a wonderful blast of nostalgia for long-time fans. And it turns out that faithfulness runs deep, with players having discovered it restores a fun little easter egg that was cut from the original version during the localisation process for release outside of Japan.

Famitsu has released its latest charts for hardware sales and physical software sales in Japan, and where the latter is concerned, there are several new releases in the top 10 for the week. Super Mario RPG enjoyed the second-biggest ever launch for a Mario RPG, selling over 301,000 physical units upon release. The original title, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, remains the best launch for a Mario RPG to date though, having sold over 335,000 units upon its SNES launch in 1996 (via Install Base).

The Super Mario RPG remake has changed Peach and Mallow's post-battle victory animations and made it so that they no longer make peace signs, proving that it's not just Mario they don't want to embrace peace.

Grate Guy's Casino has returned in , but unfortunately, it is just as tedious to access as it was in the original game. However, some changes to the casino in this revamped version of the game should make players happy once they find it.

The Super Mario RPG Remake came out on Nintendo Switch about a week ago, and fans have enjoyed the classic title ever since. Square Enix did a full-on remake of the game in the visual sense while adding minor gameplay additions like the “Triple Move” and “Action Commands” abilities, as well as some quality-of-life stuff like automatic saving and other stuff of the modern age. But even with a game like this, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any surprises of the good and bad kind, and today, we’ll be talking about both sides of that coin.

Activision has said its new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has broken multiple player engagement records, without providing any specific player numbers.

Once players approach the end of , they will encounter the familiar final boss, Smithy. Smithy was the final boss in the original, so there's no surprise here and his fight is about as straightforward as it was in the original game. There will be two phases to this final boss fight, with the latter being slightly more difficult.

Jinx is an optional boss in . He is not hostile and simply wants to test Mario’s prowess in an honest fight. Beating him three times will reward a powerful accessory dubbed the Jinx Belt that is great for physical fighters like Mario and Bowser or sold for extra coins.

The brings back many beloved features from the original game, including the elusive secret boss, Culex. Like the original, Culex is not a required boss to beat; instead, it can be tracked down and unlocked optionally. However, tread carefully as Culex puts up a tougher fight than one might anticipate.