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I watched that speed running video and felt very smug that i found more moons than they did. although I still don't have a clear grasp of what designates a 'cutscene of Mario being real psyched' moon and the rest of them. they all looked pretty similar? Really my only disappointment was that I was under the impression you could possess nearly anything - sorta like Scribblenauts mixed with those Source Engine prop games. It was a little surprising that I made it through the demo and only found two possible possessions (bullet bill and shades statue) but that's just on me. i'm sure the puzzles will be a lot better if the things you can possess are limited - it allows them to be handcrafted and have a 'right' answer
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# ¿ Oct 16, 2017 06:39 |
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# ¿ May 16, 2024 04:35 |
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Viewtiful Jew posted:There are still some gamers out there who can't process the idea of a Mario game having DLC though. Even though NSMB2 had it as well as U having an expansion pack. Not to mention the DLC some of the spin-off games have gotten like Mario Kart and the 3DS golf game. My opinion of Nintendo and DLC used to be unflappable - Luigi U was rad, the DLC for MK8 was stellar, etc. They were one of the few companies doing it right consistently But I really don't like what they did with Breath of the Wild. The concept of a Season Pass rubbed me the wrong way, and I don't think the content they've released so far really belongs behind a paywall. We still know nothing about the main content of the DLC that's ostensibly releasing in less than 9 weeks - other than it seems like yet another chance to sell more amiibo If I had to guess I'd say SMO will almost surely fall on the "MK8" side of the fence, which is great, but "Successful Nintendo" isn't always as consumer-focused as "Panic Nintendo"
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# ¿ Oct 17, 2017 21:13 |
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One thing I just realized - we have yet to see a plain ol' grass kingdom. The first kingdom seems to be the Halloween Town looking place, and the default kingdom in all the ads is New Donk City. Even the demo at Target is set in the sand kingdom without looking it up, that's gotta be the 1st time ever for a mario platformer
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# ¿ Oct 18, 2017 00:22 |
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Vookatos posted:I'm one of the weird people who didn't really like 64/Sunshine formula (maybe because I've played them after many 3D platformers), so 3D World my favorite Mario game, mainly because it focuses on pure platforming and variety. Other 3D games had some issues with that, with similar missions of 64 (such as "go higher than last time", and Tall Tall Mountain's stars being just "reach the top") and minigames of Galaxy. 3D World sacrificed some of the controls to make the experience tighter, which I think was a nessessary step back for the kind of game they wanted. Nintendo already barely trusted players to actually use 64/Galaxy controls to actually move through the levels. Instead, everything more complicated than a long jump could only be used for skipping some small areas. 3D World was more like a Mega Man game, where you have to go through the obsticles, and I appreciate that. I really loved Mario 3, and I was glad to receive the game that's kinda similar to it in variety and challenge, but in 3D. Yeah, I definitely get this. It's not something I noticed at the time, but whenever I try to replay 64 or Sunshine i'm always surprised by how many stars - and even entire levels - that end up feeling pretty dull. I think a lot of it is the sense of discovery that's hard to re-capture when you already know the 'answer' to a star This is also why 3D World - and 3D Land before it! - are my top Mario experiences. Unlike the NSMB games they crank up the innovation and variety up to 11, but they also have incredibly satisfying platforming that's tight and interesting and rewarding across a ton of levels and situations I know it's a divisive game, but I'd like to think Nintendo agrees it's an important one all the same - it looks like there's more than a little 3D World DNA in Odyssey
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# ¿ Oct 18, 2017 08:25 |
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Maybe they'll capture each other but the caps will break so they become stuck in their new bodies. then it cuts to 10 years later and yeah, that's right, this was the prequel to Super Mario Sunshine and Bowser Jr. really is the spawn of Mario-Bowser and Peach
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# ¿ Oct 20, 2017 23:07 |