ROR: Yoshi's Island Vs. Super Mario Advance 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2014
- After the success of Super Mario World, the chubby plumber wouldn't see a main series console release until 1996. In the meanwhile, Nintendo played around with the franchise, releasing the SNES classic Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. As one of the most beloved games of all time, does Super Mario Advance 3 do the original title justice? Watch and find out.
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14:57
soundtrack not memorable?
i haven't been able to get these songs out of my head since i first heard them in 2005
TRUE!
I agree, songs from the athletic theme to the boss battle ones, all of em are great. specially that final boss theme
+rom ram
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@@Dreigonix hiya drei
For sure
My Grandma hated me playing the SNES version cause of Mario crying...
I found the crying less annoying in the gba version, then when the DS one came out it was annoying again, especially warios scream
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But wario rocks
I found it annoying too tbh
My grandma hated me cause I accidentally knocked over grandpas ashes
I'd just like to say: there's a reason there is a save system.
This game is very long, I'll admit, but you're meant to do, say, 2 worlds in one sitting. Trying to get through an entire game in one sitting is most likely not what the developer intended.
It did start getting a little tedious for me when I got to World 4. But there was one thing that kept me motivated: I knew Giga Bowser Jr. and his godly theme song were waiting for me at the end.
Baby Bowser, Yoshi's Island was made before Super Mario Sunshine
@@ejelecflametails6657 yes
he mentioned KH2 and, as much as i love that game i usually don't play an entire game in one sitting
There's an reason it has an save feature. If it didn't, than this game does get boring.
2:17
BUT SUDDENLY
THEY WERE ATTACKED
BY A K O O P A W I Z A R D
Yes, thats what he said. No need to repeat it
And a Magnum Bill!
Ok is that a refrence to that god awful Super Mario World cartoon
@@Bardockssj2003 That sounded sooo much like luigi
Fair... that's your point of view. But in my opinion it is one of the/if not the best mario games of all time. Long levels really make me engaged mıre, I love them
It is one of my favorite mario games
Not a mario game
@@jamiehoward6505 Its Super Famicom title is Super Mario: Yoshi's Island. Its SNES title is Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. Its GBA title is Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island. It shares a dev team with SMW and SM64. And according to Miyamoto (www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2012/09/24/miyamoto-tezuka-interview.aspx) the dev team considers it a core Mario title.
@@lestgo7950 Fine...
@@Rodanguirus Is Wario Land a Mario title? Considering it had the subtitle Super Mario Land 3.
In my opinion, this game is brilliant! I actually enjoy it better than the 2D Mario games and disagree with you about it getting boring. I guess the simple designs of the bosses and beautiful art style made me love it so much.
Long levels are not a bad thing... if done right.
Well, that is if each level is unique enough when it comes to mechanics and themes, and challenging enough to be really engaging, then I Would give this game a pass.
Yeah. This is one review that I'm gonna have to disagree with. This is personally his biased to the game.
@Radicola ! Can everyone please stop whining about sonic 06? Its way too easy a target. Cmon, there are worse sonic games that came out both before and after. Its not even the worst sonic game, and its not even that bad if im gonna be completely honest. Of youre gonna bring up 06, at least present an original and unique opinion, instead of parroting the popular norm.
@@OmegaChase1002 yeah tbh, Eggmanland should eat shit more then 06's level design. Sonic 06 level design was only fucked up by the gameplay
Nintendo R&D1 is just better at exploratory platformers. I'll take Metroid and Wario over Yoshi's Island most days.
This is random, but I was obsessed with Shy Guys back in the day, and while playing this game I came up with a system dictating how you were allowed to kill them based on how appealing their color was to me.
Purples you could kill by any method
Yellows could not be hit with eggs, but could be stomped or eaten
Greens could only be eaten
Reds couldn't be killed at all.
I enforced this on my brother and got mad whenever he would break the rules, lol.
Shy Guys are cool.
Hey it's actually a good idea for an alternative/hard mode
Really nice concept, although I'd switch the purple and red ones, since the red ones are more common, at least in other Mario games.
Ocd alert
António Braçais yeah
Miyamoto actually really likes DKC trilogy! He a decent part in saying what goes. He even helped out with the design with DK even recommending the tie. Love your videos man, keep it up.
Donkey Kong Country wasn't the first game Donkey wear that tie. That would be Donkey Kong for the Gameboy.
One major problem with the graphics of the GBA version is that there is no red tint to the shine of the hidden red coins. Unlike in the SNES version, one without any prexisting knowledge of the red coin locations would have to grab every single coin to make sure all 20 are collected. One with a trained could in the SNES version avoid wasting time collecting all of the coins by noticing the ones with a slight red shine as they spin.
+Caleb Jaaniste (K-leb) there _is_ a red tint, but it's much more subtle. I think it's only a single line around the coin.
Actually there is.
I feel like whatever the game lacks in setting variety, it makes up for in enemy variety. Almost every single level introduces some kind of new enemy (or even friendly!) character, and they're all really well-drawn and have interesting takes on the mechanics. I love, for example, the baseball-themed enemies with gloves and bats who will catch your eggs and hit them back at you. I love the Fuzzies that make Yoshi trip out on LSD. I love the level with the line of Ghost Shy Guys in the ceiling, passing along bombs that they will toss down at you. I love the special Dragonball Z Lakitu that literally shows up for only one level in the game to throw Spirit Bombs at you. There's just so much _personality_ to the enemies in this game, it made it really fun and compelling for me back in the day, because I was always wondering who or what weird new thing I'd run into next.
The GBA version is my favourite game of all time, indeed!
The way transformations work in this game is the no 1 reason I think Kirby and the rainbow curse was originally going to be a yoshi game.
I personally loved the music in this game. I feel the game had a great atmosphere all around. Also seeing each boss grow in size was AWESOME. Have you tried the cheat with the parana plant boss where you hit it from the edge of the platform and Kamek comes out and says "OH MY!" Lol, love it! The final boss fight was also beyond epic. =D
I like yoshis island a lot but the final boss is not epic
I have to disagree on the music. It's delightful, catchy and the Boss level music sounds really cool to me
Sometimes I play it on my SNES classic just to hear that little drum Beat before every level
Dude, if it takes you twenty minutes to beat a level in this game, something has gone very wrong with your playthrough. Also honestly I found the flowers to all be in pretty obvious spots, and in the case of the SNES version the red coins actually DON'T look the same as regular coins, they're subtley different.
A good tip as well is to wait til the very end of the level to use your +10 or +20 stars items, that way you can afford to take a few extra hits.
Normally I find your videos pretty good, but a lot of the complaints about this game are either just not true or have super easy fixes.
Personally I consider this game the pinnacle of both the Mario AND Yoshi series.
@Sr. PuppyFlaps im playing this game years after the first time and i didn't take even 10m so idk what are you guys talking about
Fun fact: In the SNES version, Some coins are tinted red to hint at the fact that they're actually red coins.
Did you know that Yoshi's Island DS was originally going to have Wi-Fi capabilities?
Shrek: HEY GREEN DONKEY!!!
Yoshi: YYYOOOSSSHHHIII!!!!!!!
I know this is an old video but I have to disagree with a lot of what was said. It's a matter of preference but the soundtrack is not bad at all. Levels are big but there's so much do find that I never get bored. Red coins are not exactly like the yellow ones (and there's an item that makes them completely red). Flowers are usually in very obvious spots and +10/+20 items can be used to help achieve 100 points. Extra levels are not unlocked when you finish the game, they're unlocked when you achieve 100 points on every stage of a given world. SMW does not have 96 levels, there are 72 levels but some have more then one exit (the number at the save selection screens shows how many EXITS you found, not levels). Yoshi's Island have 60 levels considering extra and secret levels.
In fact, extra levels are unlocked when you get at least 800 total points on the other levels in the world. On SNES that means getting 100 % on all the other levels, but on the GBA, if you beat 6-8 you'll get the six GBA exclusive Secret levels which will allow you to unlock the extra levels even without getting 100 % on all others, as any points you've missed on the others can be added by beating the secret level with enough points to make up for that.
This is one of the first ROR videos, but the absolute oldest of all, the ROR on SMB1 (NES vs GBC), while it’s not one of the most poorly-aged videos we’ve seen, its biggest problem that makes it show its age is a “Yeah, I said it!” yell to the people that aren’t fans of a New Super Mario Bros. sequel, as if it were an underrated gem, when there are far better Mario games, even Super Mario Bros. 1 (NES/SNES/GBC/GBA/VC). But credit where credit is due, it’s ironically funny. So the problem is pretty minor, meaning it’s a nitpick and not like Fawful’s Minion when he demonized the hatedoms of over-praised Sonic games like Sonic Lost World and Sonic Forces in his remade video of greatest Sonic games.
No no Mario and luigi partners in time is not the darkest Mario game that goes to super paper Mario.
+epicesteban123 Super Paper Mario's only dark moment is the Sammer Kingdom exploding. I don't care what Chuggaa said, Partners in Time is darker in tone, plot, and execution.
+ExoParadigmGamer And the ending. But yeah, I agree.
Actually that go to sticker star as that effectivly killed the franchise
You got to be kidding me? it may have killed the paper Mario series but the hole franchise no.
Oh look a stickerstarfanboy
Id say another, but youre the first
Listening to the review's GBA music while knowing SNES music by heart: I want to claw my ears out, it is so tinny. It is like going from CD music to a high-compression MP3!
Super Mario 64 Vs Super Mario 64 DS
Make it Happen.
Toadtoad12345 I don't own a 3DS capture card.
ExoParadigmGamer use a ds emulator maybe? idk... :/
Maybe when SM64 DS comes out on the Wii U Virtual Console.
***** Well I remember plenty of people criticizing how the DS version kinda neuters the controls because Nintendo replaced the analog controls with a D-pad and a run button ( the stylus controls aren't much better either), which honestly doesn't come close to analog control. Even on the 3DS you're still limited to the 8 directions that were programmed. Also the button layout makes pulling off certain moves in the original alot harder because know you need to perform tricks while simultaneously holding the run button. Now for me and others, a remake that messes up the controls to that degree can't redeem itself to be better regardless of the content.
Now that's not to say the DS version doesn't have it's upsides, the camera's much better and the graphical facelift is pretty impressive for the DS ( but they honestly a bit look too pixelated and jagged ), but those changes really don't compensate for the controls hor me ( which is kinda fair since controls are really one of the most important parts of a game when compared to extra content).
Now what I stated before doesn't mean that people aren't allowed to like the DS version or even prefer it over the original, I'm just bringing up how even though the controls are really the one thing wrong about the DS version, it really is something that can legitimately make it or break it for people. The DS version would've been perfect if it released for the 3DS ( Like they did for the N64 Zelda titles and Star Fox 64, where the Circle pad could at least emulate analog control a lot better to where its not a major issue like it is here.
***** My apologies if my comment came off as an angry rant, it's not. I'm just a guy who has compulsion to get a lot of points across when making a claim.
Why are you complaining about how long the game is? Video games are made for people to occupy their time! Would you rather the game be shorter?
+ZeroSuitRosalina Cancer
ZeroSuitRosalina Shut up
Everyone has different perspectives and opinions on how they view games so don't let that affect you.
This game is legit only 8-10 hours long, it's not as long as said, unless you want to complete the game fully
Disco Train long games can be done right, but the problem with yoshis island is that it drags on for far too long.
Him: "Soundtrack isn't very memorable"
Me: *flower garden noises*
Probably the most surprising comment I've heard about this game's soundtrack.
11:49 Looks like someone is channeling their inner AGVN.
Yoshi’s Island is one of my favorite SNES games. I still play those games, even Super MarioKart! I admit to being an old school gamer lol.
Keep rocking!
I'm so glad we can play those classics with Nintendo Switch Online now!
My membership doesn't end until 2024
20:53 It's because this game, along with Star Fox (SNES) and Kirby's Dream Land 3, utilized the Super FX chip.
kirby dream 3 featured the SA-1 chip, not Super Fx. It was used on mario rpg as well as well as a whole bunch of japanese sfc games
@@sb6482 Aaah my bad
Since you like to find differences in games and their remakes, it might interest you to know that the countdown timer ticks down considerably faster on the SNES version.
There were a lot of differences he didn't mention at all, which I found surprising given what I expected this video to be about. Here are some examples:
- World 4-4 doesn't have that middle ring after the first section in the SNES version (similarly in 5-7 there is one less middle ring in the SNES version)
- In the SNES version, once you get the key and enter the locked doors with the bonus battle (vs. Bandit), you cannot re-enter until you replay the level (whereas in the GBA version you can re-enter the door to faceoff with Bandit as many times as you want - this is how it should've been originally imo)
- The level select map is very different
- The world score (i.e. 8:49 in the video) is not present at all in the SNES version
- Some levels have different designs
- Glitches were patched from the SNES original which allowed you to carry giant eggs to other levels or glitching out the screen by throwing an egg at a message block
- Some graphics have been altered (such as the tape "X" on sealed doors)
These Are Awesome Reviews Man Really Enjoying These....The Final Boss Fight in This Game Is Also One Of My Favorites & That Music That Plays At The End While The Stork Flies U Home Does Get Me Emotional
This guy deserves more subs.
Why, thank you. :)
Nice
The GBA version has been released on the Wii U virtual console. And you can play it on the 3DS if you happen to be a 3DS ambassador.
The GBA version in on wii u!
my brother played the orginal and he didnt notice a difference gameplay wise so it is definitely a good remake!
I really like hearing about these games from someone who (if I'm understanding correctly) wasn't able to play them when they were originally released. It's an interesting perspective.
The GBA port was one of my favorite games growing up. My parents got me a Gameboy Advance SP for Christmas and this game. The Gameboy Advanced SP was so slick and I loved this game so much.
Sweet sweet memories
Took me my *entire* summer break to complete
Cough Cough "world of yoshies"
I still haven't beaten all the special levels or 100% everything. Still a great game. Both versions are great.
I love the Homestar clip.
10:17 ok what the hell are you talking about in that level i could go back and grab what i missed so you need to play this agian.
Ok in some levels yes your right there are invisible walls is some levels but not in the level you showed
Long games are my favourite so Wink Wink back at you.
Super Mario Advance 3 was the game I got when I first got my GBA all those years ago. It still holds a special place in my heart as a result, but... I honestly prefer the SNES version.
Super Mario Bros 3 was my first gameboy game too
@@obi--wan7181 Advance 3, not Bros 3. Bros 3 was Advance 4.
I got to say after watching your review video that your points made sense! Especially for those of us who played Super Mario for decades, and somehow discovered Yoshi's Island, it marks a departure from the whole Super Mario Vs. Koopa and Princess Rescue Format. I found it refreshing with cuteness overload from the shy guys trying sooo hard to be human or natives! All overall, I am glad to have seen your video by chance, and your review is definitely appreciated! :)
just the fact that you have all the games grouped up in a single handheld system should make all the Mario Advance games an immediate Remake, with the originals only standing up for collectionists. It's still worth watching your videos to get a review of the game and being filled in with the differences between original and remake, though, good entertaining and educational value.
I like the original more because the graphical effects, like the fuzzies on "Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy", look so much better. I also prefer Yoshi's original sound effects over his Yoshi Story voice. Yoshi being silent sorta makes me emphasize with him more. Reminds me of those "Mindy and Buttons" segments from the Animaniacs cartoons.
"They were attacked! By a Koopa Wizard!"
Best line ever
Am a Evil Koopa Wizard
18:24 - 18:42: To be fair, Donkey Kong '94 (for the gameboy) ALSO came out before Yoshi's Island, so Mario might have been taken to the Big City, then back to the Mushroom Realm during the events of Donkey Kong '94.
Robert Walker I've never played Donkey Kong '94, so I wouldn't know about any of that.
ExoParadigmGamer Regardless, people are making headcanons and timelines based on evidence given from canon Mario games. I might as well consider Donkey Kong Circus canon, as well as Donkey Kong '94. However, DK94 and DK Arcade are two entirely seperate entities, based on Dafawfulizer's Mario Timeline Theory, in which since Cranky is the original DK, that would mean, Mario is not the original Jumpman, but is actually his father.
However, if I were to make a timeline, The Arcade DK comes before Yoshi's Island, then New Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Island DS, Wrecking Crew, Donkey Kong '94 (because DK Jr. made an appearance along side the Red-Tie wearing DK), Donkey Kong Jr, Mario Bros (in which Bowser sends monsters to gum up the plumbing as a distraction to the Marios), and Super Mario Bros (where Mario and Luigi noticed that the Kingdom is in danger).
ExoParadigmGamer Nintendo actually did re-release the GBA version of Yoshi's Island on the Wii U virtual console.
Anyways, will you review "Donkey Kong '94"? The game was also re-released on the virtual console.
+Robert Walker Mario is Jumpman. Donkey Kong 94 for the GameBoy is an extension of Donkey Kong for the arcade, and it shows modern designs of Pauline and Mario, which means Mario and Jumpman are the same person. The reason why original Donkey Kong age to Cranky Kong, while Mario remains the same age is because Nintendo breaks continuities in their games.
The bad guy becoming huge at the end hmm were have I seen this befor.
Youre an exellent reviewer the only one who triumps you is Somecallmejohnny but youre close second.
Keep fighting and focusing a little more on the comedy.
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kevin heed I don't think I've been given this much praise before. Thank you. :)
Np :)
that music box brings back so many memories
Why is this game so underrated?
Is it? It didn't sell quite as well as major Mario titles, but it seems like a really common opinion is that it's a top-tier 2D platformer, if not a top-tier game in general.
Having a very long game to me was fantastic, everything is perfect with this game.
When I got this for snes back in the day I played it TO DEATH. Then when I got my Advance sp and found out that it was on the advance as well. I was soooo happy to have it on the go, and I played it just as much as the original if not more.
Do you think maybe you were getting fatigued because you were trying to plow through it in one go, instead of playing it here and there?
That final boss brings a chill down my spine every time
I love this game just as much as Super Mario World, it's so unique, it's lengthy, and it's challenging, I love it.
Yoshi's island is just so perfect, and beautiful
great vid! you just earned yourself 1 more sub! :D
Ive recently played through this game for the first time on the SNES. I played it originally on the GBA 15 years ago. I really appreciate this game much more now. I think that it really set a lot of elements in place (character designs, etc) for the series and is an important entry.
Too Long? No. Most games I play (of many genres) take up WAY more time.
why the rush? there is only ONE yoshis island. take your fucking time enjoy it.
the level design is smooth flowing as fuck, the art is glorious, and its a joy to play really.
He's a noob
Well he had only a week or two to make the review
Another random difference: Touch fuzzy get dizzy waves smoother and looks trippier on SNES.
The GBA port is really good. I grew up with it and I think I will prefer it for another playthrough instead of the original SNES version.
I always wondered if doing 100% of the GBA version was rewarded with something. I tried once to 100% the Extra levels, but I could not find all the red coins or flowers.
There was unfortunately no walkthrough on the internet which could help me on the GBA exclusive levels.
I guess your problem with the SNES version is self-explanatory (which is that 100%ing the game is more frustrating than in the GBA version, but honestly, I think both versions are a lot of fun)!
Miyamoto can only make a good game when he's trying to spite someone.
Miyamoto wasn't all that involved in this game. He was busy with Mario 64. This is a Takashi Tezuka joint.
@@TrevRockOne i meant yoshi island
@@LookingGlass69 Yes, I know. What I'm saying is Miyamoto wasn't that involved in making Yoshi's Island. He was very busy with Mario 64, which came out the following year. What's more, these rumors that Miyamoto hated DKC are unfounded -- just urban legend.
I thought this video would be a comparison between two versions of Yoshi's Island, not a full on in-depth description of the games. Change the title.
3:10 HOMESTAR RUNNER!
I like the better detailed characters and sound effects. I do not like the watered down special effects.
The gba version is better. The music is almost identical to snes. There is more stuff. And also i like the Yoshi's story sounds more. It gave yoshi a lot more character and life. Also the crying is less annoying. The game sounds nicer too. (Mostly). In defense of the SNES version. You can see the game way better. Unless The Gba version is played on a GBA SP or DS. (The DS has room for GBA game cartridges) in The SNES version, there are more glitches. And the game on the gba has a smaller screen where you can focus more.
The sound design is way better on the GBA... I can't go back to playing on the SNES because of the various sounds Yoshi makes. The Yoshi's story SFX make a huge difference!
I was stuck.... This was very helpful... Cheers..
But...i still don't get WHY Kamek captured the baby mario bros...did he know they were gonna be a nuisance in the future or something?
Yep, that was exactly the idea.
ExoParadigmGamer Oh...I never understood that when I played the games.
+Gleaming “Light” Dawn its a kids game it doesn't matter XD
I assume so. I mean, they are a part of the Mushroom Kingdom & wasn't like most residents. I guess Kamek suspected something off.
Gleaming Dawn He Knows theyre gonna be heroes because theyre star childrens
Well, the sixth secret level is certainly pretty darn long. It's called 'Endless World of Yoshis' for a reason (it can easily take about half an hour if you're stuck or don't know where to go).
It's pretty brutal too. Perhaps too much so.
But yeah, it's an interesting review. Perhaps a little too focused on the game in general rather than the differences between the remake and original, but an interesting and somewhat new perspective none the less.
great video but I feel like you spent more time summarizing the game in general instead of discussing the differences between the 2 versions
And...a couple years after my last post, the SNES version has been released on Switch.
0:24 Man, all this time I didn’t realize that Yoshi’s Island on the GBA doesn’t include the, “Super Mario World 2” part of the title. But can you imagine how awful that would sound? “Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island: Super Mario Advance 3”
It’s actually worse than, “Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3”!
10.5 hours? I wish it were longer lol. I gotta admit, I watched a lot of your videos and honestly, I strongly dislike your taste in games and opinions on certain things. However, I still love watching. Idk what it is.
You’re genuinely entertaining, level headed, and a hard worker. It goes to show that despite subjective flaws, you can still enjoy the video/game. Lol.
"snes and gba versions look and sound almost the same"
well, here's to this poor man that has broken eyes and ears.
Partners in Time being one of the darkest Mario games of all time is why that game, like the other pre-2010s Mario RPGs deserves more credit than Sticker Star. There were a lot of underrated Mario games in the past like Yoshi's Island (GBA & SNES), the Mario vs. Donkey Kong series (pre-Tipping Stars), Mario Bros. (GBA), Mario & Wario, Donkey Kong Country 3 (SNES), the Super Mario Land trilogy (especially the sequels), Hotel Mario (in a so-bad-it’s-good way) and many others.
Dang! Even after watching this review, I still don't know which one of the Yoshi Island games I have to play, should I play the GBA version which has more features and content, or should I play the SNES version which basically has a better looking appearance and bigger resolution?
I love Yoshi's Island. LOVE it. I think it's the only game I've ever 100 percented.
I don't agree that the levels are too long or boring. I thought that was one of the best things about the game compared to the earlier Mario games. After playing through Yoshi's Island, I found it hard to go back to the earlier, more simplistic games.
Great review and great channel from a new subscriber.
I can both agree and disagree with some points you made and Yoshi's Island remains one of my favorite 2D Platformers of all time. But I love how you came off in your explanations and how fair you were. I really love your work.
Actually there is a MAJOR difference in the GBA version that makes it somewhat superior to the SNES. After defeating Bowser you unlock 6 hidden levels that were not present at all in the original version and they all do things that you never really did outside of said levels and they also bring back elements that really only originally occurred once like the Car form and enemies like Barney Bubbles, Harry Hedgehogs, Spikes, Pyro Dangles, Boo Men Bluffs, Grim Leechers, Grunts, Stretches and a new enemy entirely called the Biting Bullet Bill. The enemies that I mentioned are extremely rare and otherwise appeared only once or twice in a single level.
I do know about the extra levels, and I'm pretty sure I mentioned them in the review. It's definitely something that the GBA version has that the SNESTER version doesn't, but seeing as I thought the game's length was pushing it to begin with, I figured it hypocritical to use that as a noteworthy addition or improvement. Obviously, I'm in the minority on this game in general, so if that makes the difference for you, then sure. It's a worthwhile addition to the GBA version that makes it potentially more worth picking up than it's 16 bit cousin.
I can't believe Mr. Exo didn't mention how the GBA version butchers the hallucinogenic effect when Yoshi touches a Fuzzy! He didn't even show it, even though it's one of the coolest, most memorable moments of the game. I just don't understand! Why...why...
Hey, don't forget DK64!
Kalt The Baby Yoshi hi Baby Yoshi
Yoshis island ds is way longer than the original. Ds had one less world but by world 3 in yoshis island ds it takes 20 minutes to be a level and the castle levels by that point take at least 30 minutes to beat.
The GBA version also has the Super Mario Bros mini game. It also has some slightly duller colors than the SNES version but that can be fixed via a code online.
You didn't like the soundtrack??? I'd say it's up there with DKC 2.
Amen. I’ll say it again, part of why the Super Nintendo is hands-down one of the greatest consoles is because of its games and their presentations.
The game is on Wii U eShop, the Gameboy Advance version to be exact.
I love this game I dont care that I'm 14 this game is just awesome the second in my list I love playing it on my Snes or my dads Snes but still its so great
I remember trying to speedrun this game halfway just to reach a specific scene, but it took longer than it needed to be (one hour and maybe a half just to reach the frog? I lost track) due to the length of the levels XP
10:40 you mean 72 there is 96 exits if you count secret ways out but there is just 72 levels unless you count the top secret area or yoshis house then it will be 74
Nostalgia overload
is this a synopsis of the game, or a comparison between the two versions? I can't really tell.
What are you talking about with the extra and secret levels being shorter a few of the extra ones are short but thats cause they hard as hell and the secret levels are really long
I love SMB3 and SMW, but Yoshi’s island is my favorite.
Very well-said.
The final boss battle was always very nerve racking to me!
I love this game but agree to an extent with most of these criticisms. I would easily consider it one of the best Mario titles, but not THE best.
this game does have the most interesting bosses in a 2D Mario game. It doesn’t really have a lot of competition there though.
The only gba game I have left from my child hood is yoshis island my sister found it in her car like around 2011. I don’t have my gba, ds or psp or any games for those consoles from childhood anymore( they were thrown away on accident unfortunately) I’m 25 and still have the yoshis island cartridge just sitting in a drawer the only memory from my earlier years miss those days.
Do you think you will ever do a remake or rebreak on Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS?
One of the best video games of all time, with one of the most iconic soundtracks ever. Seriously, it's okay to play one or two levels at once...especially since these games cost SIXTY OR EIGHTY DOLLARS back in the day. Get your money's worth that way with longer levels.
It’s been a few years and it seems that our wishes of this game being re-released have been answered. The GBA version was ported to Wii U and the SNES version is now on both the SNES Classic and SNES thing for Nintendo Switch Online. I’m glad Nintendo finally remembered how much of a classic this game is.
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