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@@snipman4295 one of my favourites too! There’s a few issues but that doesn’t stop me from absolutely loving every single part of it

The music is so good. I absolutely love listening to it whenever possible. What’s your favourite song? Mine’s probably Noki Bay

I know, I just kinda cut that part out of the short so it could be a little shorter. Even though Mario 64 created them, I feel like Sunshine’s version is the true blue coin.

@@Quintolio true, concept and remaster

@@John1497 one of the most magical games every created!

@@thepotatou8371 I’d love to do that

@@Rulegram thank you so much I’m so happy you enjoyed it! I had an absolute blast making this one!

@@alotgames71 the game is an actual classic

@@Squigiee absolutely agreed. Everyone needs to experience this game in an easier way that isn’t just emulating or buying through the second hand market

@@kalebowo5229 this game is one of a kind. If you ever find a way to do so, you should definitely try it out again!

@@chiefbubbles800 literally. Everyone was begging for it so they just said “screw it here you go”. Love this company

Only took months of listening to leaks and rumors

@@thepotatou8371 gotta wait 3 months

@@alotgames71 I swear to god you probably are correct

@@alotgames71 oh no

@@ninja_tony The game is absolutely fantastic. I’m really happy you love this game, everything about it is so unique. It makes me really happy to see others enjoy this game!

@@Zeldacollector I absolutely love these games so much!

You’re MISSING OUT OH MY LORD lol

Can’t man, got other stuff to do lol

You should definitely beat it when you can. One of my favourite games of all time. 100 times recommended over a ton of other games. (Yeah… fuck that owl)

No you’re the goat!

@@kingactonsim that sounds so cool. I wish I could’ve seen something like that

@@stevieb274 Champions Road was the only level in any Mario game to give me difficulty. I absolutely love this game as well!

@ same, and for me having to beat it with all the characters was insane. I use the tanooki to beat it. I have the switch version, but never played it. Sucks Nintendo did a deluxe instead of a new game, but that’s what the switch has been about anyway. Game on Wii U, so deluxe it on switch for more money.

Same, I loved 100%-ing this on Wii U, played through it again on Switch but couldn’t bring myself to finish the final few levels again, i’ll go back at some point.

@stevieb274 Sadly that’s how the switch has been. Hopefully this year will bring way more actual new games with the Switch 2 instead of just ports

@LostboyUK the final few levels were actually kind of a drag for me on the Wii U since I played it alone. On Switch it was way more fun since I had my friend to endure it with me lol

@@joseortega3688 I love Mido I swear lol

​@@Quintoliocurrently in the Fire Temple, I feel the Fire Temple is not as bad as the Forest Temple (because I had to shoot that eye that twists the hallway). However I am dreading to go to the Water Temple.

@@joseortega3688 water temple isn’t the worst but it has its moments that can make it very tedious. I’m hope you’ll enjoy it regardless though :)

@@LIXTARINY I wouldn’t say it’s a big lie. People are allowed to have different opinions. I’ve just personally seen so many people consider Ocarina of Time as being “the best game of all time.” I just wanted to make a video based on the many things I’ve heard. I pride myself in sharing my garbage opinions online so I apologize if you didn’t like it.

​@@Quintolioyeah thats just a bandwagon opinio, ocarina is not the best game ever its the most nostalgia blinded game ever for people

I can totally understand that. I can see why people would think it’s the best since it is a really good game but there are definitely better games out there.

Just you wait, on the 8th play through it gets really good

I played over 20 times.

@@SheepandSorcery 100% agreed

On my first play through it took me so long to actually finish the dungeon lol

@@Recht_voor_zijn_raap thank you so much for thinking so. I try my best to create the best content I can :)

@@malo932 100% couldn’t agree more. I wanna see what they can make with more power, just as long as the games have the same base structure to them

YOU WONT REMAKE SHIT TRUST ME BOY BUT BEFORE REMAKING THE FULL GAME LET US START WITH REMAKEING IS YOUR PROFILE PIC YOU DONT HAVE ONE MATE

Besides the 3ds remakes?

I want a new version of the games built from the ground up without reusing old code. I wanna see what they can make with more power

@@brucegameplays69 yes it is. I’m glad you noticed

@Gas_8380 I forgive you lol. I can see where you’re coming from. 3D Land is such an amazing game that I think is really good as well. I personally wish that they’d port that game over to a home console at some point.

@@dadou193 that’s very interesting. I always thought the controls felt very nice. I’m sorry you didn’t get to enjoy the game though

@ well it's still a fun game obviously, it's just that some levels ruined it for me, and I lost interest over time. I actually prefer the "tigher" controls of the 2D marios like Mario Wonders or of the 3D mario like Mario Odyssey. I don't like when it's "somewhere" in the middle, it's like this game doesn't really know what it wants to be

I feel exactly the same way. I'm old enough to have played Super Mario World at launch and to have put hundreds of hours into Super Mario All Stars, and I love 'Legacy 2D Mario'. I'm also a huge fan of the 'True' 3D releases... I've just never remotely held the pseudo-3D releases in the same affection. The usual nostalgia/Nintendo propensity to delight and maintain high production standards are there...but the lack of a consistent perspective that allows you to move naturally within a 3D environment from the Player POV (except in specific moments) disconnects me from the play in a way I struggle to explain.

@@flynndean exactly, you've summed it up

Mario was never real to begin with

But what if you do?

@Someone42527 Oh... oh no...😰

@Someone42527 you’re lucky. I absolutely love the this games box art, it just gets ruined by the dumb NSO sticker taking up useless space

@@BlayFNpoopy I’m not sure what the foot means but I’m glad you took the time to comment lol

@@Peacefrog91 I’d say if you wanna go for 100% completion, it’s definitely worth playing by yourself. There is so much content to grind for if you enjoy that type of thing. I’m glad you’re enjoying my content still :) I had a lot of fun making this one

@@Peacefrog91 Awesome! I’m glad you’re enjoying them :)

@OctoSealNL thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it! I’m always trying my best to create something that I myself would enjoy so I’m glad you also enjoyed it!

@@cwega2463 I can see where you’re coming from. I absolutely loved playing Astro Bot, and thinking about it now I can agree. Astro Bot has some amazing level designs. I kinda feel though that 3D World does have its own unique style. It’s not as over the top as something like Galaxy but I wouldn’t say this is akin to something like New Super Mario Bros. It’s definitely a very safe game and it doesn’t do too much to deviate from the traditional Mario formula, but it does have its merits. Astro Bot took all these things people loved and made it something bigger which is absolutely awesome. Astro Bot was my second favourite game of 2024 so I can 100% agree that it perfected a lot of the things 3D World and even to some extent the Galaxy games tried to do.

The blockiness is because it's a 3D conversion of 2D Super Mario Bros. gameplay, which is fundamentally designed around a tile-based blocky system even for slopes, everything from your movement, jump height, character size, etc., is designed around the grid system in 2D Mario. Whereas the typical 3D Mario style introduced in Mario 64 (which is used in 64, Sunshine, Galaxy 1 and 2, and largely Odyssey, I know people group Galaxy with 3D World these days because of "linearity" or whatever but that's just a broad level-design philosophy thing, I'm talking core mechanics and moment-to-moment gameplay, in which case the Galaxies are way more like 64 in nearly every way) is a completely different gameplay system entirely that's a lot more grounded in...realism, I guess you could say? Not necessarily "realism" artistically but like, things don't follow the grid system but rather have more natural-looking and organic terrain and simulate a more "realistic-esque" world mechanically. They're not trying to replicate the 2D Mario formula at all (Galaxy 2 tries to mimic some surface-level 2D Mario things but it's like how, say, Sonic Heroes tries to mimic Classic Sonic games in some ways, it's still fundamentally very different in gameplay), whereas 3D Land and World ARE and thus inherit all those blocky aspects and such because it's just fundamental to the 2D Super Mario Bros. system. AstroBot is more in line with the Mario 64/Galaxy gameplay system in being a more grounded and "natural" platformer, rather than the 3D World formula, and thus it feels more organic because of it.

Astro bot is nowhere near Mario galaxy or 3d world, Astrobot is just a generic platformer that tried to copy Mario galaxy and failed miserably, the art style is generic, the level design is nothing crazy, the dual sense features were more or less the same from the demo, and the movement is basic and not complex at all, there’s a reason this game has barely sold any copies

@@uiinpui they are absolutely incredible!

@@sofaking1180 I believe 3D World is only 8 directional movement for some reason. (I know it is at least in the Wii U) I mentioned it because I felt Bowser’s Fury has a more fluid transition between each direction. I could genuinely be wrong though so if I am, I apologize. Also, thank you so much for enjoying my video. I try my best to make the best stuff I possibly can!

@Quintolio yeah you could be right about the 8 directional input?? I honestly didn't think about that... especially when 3D World has sometimes been considered (I've read certain opinions) half way between a 2D and 3D platformer based on the way the levels are designed as well as in the way it controls???!!!... ...Now I think I am understanding why certain people held that opinion!

@@Quintolio I haven't played the original Wii U version, but I think that might just be a Wii U thing. Because I've tested it out in the Switch version and I've been able to move in more than 8 directions. I don't think it's full 360 still, because I couldn't just freely move in EVERY direction, but it was way more than 8 (which would just be 90 and 45 degree angles). I think maybe it still kinda tends to snap and slightly correct you into one of the 8 directions if that's the broad direction you're holding in, but you can make more minute adjustments after that too, but idk I haven't gotten down exactly how it works, but I can definitely move in more than just 8 directions.