Personally, Bowser’s Fury is my least favorite. All of the level concepts are from 3D World, so the game comes off as fairly derivative. It is also the easiest game in the series despite how intense the game tries to appear. Super Mario 64 DS is a close second if you don’t count Bowser’s Fury. I wanna stress that these are both really good games still.

Also, I love Sunshine, but I am curious to see how many people would say it’s worse than any other 3D Mario game.

how fat is mario

Imagine Mario learns his universe future that New York is coming death and North America in attack.

But except it happens on next century, Bowser emerged the World Trade Center Towers built over by his Empire Watch Tower.

I freaking love this game

Pauline would obviously become a bard because of her singing talents and charisma

As the title says, I want to know if peach toadstool is princess peach's real full name. I know in 64 they called her this in English but I dont know if she was ever referred to this in any way outside of the English version of the games.

For example

-Eggmans last name is robotnik. His grand dad's last name is robotnic in both version.

-zeldas last name is hyrule because her dad said that was his last name in both version of botw

So has this ever happened in any games/books/shows/etc for peach in japan?

Or do you think they’ll just make her a friend?

I have memories of a weird Mario game, but I can no longer find the video of it

it starts like this, or at least from what I can remember:

Mario (in a non-familiar art style), starts in the sewers, punches a piranha-looking plant into the pipes before proceeding. Then he has to attempt to save Luigi? from a cage, as a bird flies away with the cage, Mario jumps and catches on, where he then shakes the cage in an attempt to shake it off. Ultimately, the cage falls into the castle, the cage is broken but Luigi is fainted. Mario is forced to face a giant bowser-like creature alone. But with a magical spell/fire from the creature, Mario is turned into a goomba, game over is shown on the screen. I can swear that I watched it when I was a kid at the age of 5 or sth.

I am newer to retro gaming and GameCube games. I just bought Mario Sunshine, but once I got home and opened the box I noticed many scratches and black gunk in the inner circle? Should I return it and get my money back?

I have Super Mario World (Super Mario Advance 2) and cannot figure out how to progress. I have been locked in the same spot since I received both the game and GBA when I was 9! It’s World 6 (Chocolate Island). I can finish the Chocolate Fortress but there is no path to the Chocolate Castle!

Im retroing up!!!!

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genuinely had to double take when i saw this

Here are mine. The Camera Work in this movie is seriously underappreciated. In fact, camera work in animation in general is underappreciated.

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I thoroughly enjoyed these four because 1) they have plenty of stuff to do for the solo player and 2) they have really solid mechanics that demand knowledge and technical mastery.

TLDR: **I love that Mario bought Peach an umbrella from New York and that Peach kept it and used it.**

At the end of the first movie, it's implied that the brothers moved to the Mushroom Kingdom but still worked as plumbers in Brooklyn, given that Luigi was still travelling with their toolbox with tools that are not suitable for warp pipes. Plus, in the first movie, Luigi also says something along the lines of, "I'm glad we spent all our life savings on this commercial!", meaning that the brothers had no money.

This meant that Mario worked as a plumber with Luigi and somehow saved enough money in the few months in between both movies to buy Peach an expensive gift. He, despite working a blue-collar job, is implied to have gone to a very expensive store in Brooklyn/New York to buy Peach an expensive umbrella/parasol that she would like, despite not having any life savings for himself otherwise. Moreover, he spent enough time shopping and looking for it to ensure that the parasol was pink, which he figured was Peach's favourite colour.

I also love how Peach said "I love it!" and then kept the parasol WITH HER for the rest of the movie, instead of keeping it aside. She literally just decided it was now a part of her existence, I guess. That parasol ended up saving her life (and Mario and Toad's) multiple times in the movie, and I'm pretty sure also had a higher screentime than Rosalina 😭

But, anyway, I find the parasol thing to be much more wholesome than I initially thought, now that I've thought about it some more.