I know @@Oceane1803 the deadly height is now the knockout height. But you DO go in a state where you fall through grabable stuff like trash bins if you fall from too high though
There were also changes to Mario’s death animations, too. In the GBA version, Mario’s deaths were a lot more brutal and cartoonish. He actually gets burned and electrocuted (with his whole skeleton showing and everything), and he lays on the ground when he gets hit by an enemy or spikes. In the remake, the deaths were toned down. He just falls off the screen in classic 2D Mario fashion. Same goes for if he gets burned or electrocuted. The only one they kept was him getting squashed, and a new one was introduced when Mario touches those ice enemies in Slippery Summit. In Mystic Forest, there are these bat enemies where in the GBA version, if Mario touches one, he goes in this weird “choking” animation and make sounds of being choked before falling down on his back. In the remake, this was also toned down where Mario just briefly flails his arms around in panic before falling on his back. And the weird thing is: those old GBA deaths animations ARE actually in the remake, fully animated and everything, but they go unused within the game’s files.
My hypothesis for this is because Mario vs. Donkey Kong was released in 2004, before E10+ existed, and they toned it down in 2024 to keep the E rating because it's pretty obvious the original would get E10+ if the rating existed at the time.
Laying on the ground as opposed to falling off the screen is not "brutal" or "cartoonish" lol. The only ones that could be considered brutal were his old burn and shock death animations which it's pretty obvious why those two were changed. And him getting choked by bats never even made sense, why do bats make you choke? Another one that makes sense for them to have changed.
Yes. they really, really, really were more brutal and cartoonist. That's one of the things that brought a lot of personality to the GBA game, and now it's gone. Very saddening change.
Really wish they kept the intro more faithful. Not hearing Mario say, "Come back here, you big-a-monkey" is upsetting. But other than that, it's nice how much improvement this has over the original gameplay. But man, it's easy to forget the height stun because I would jump thinking there's no fall damage.
That's very weird that not hearing a specific line is "upsetting" to you. You might want to see a doctor if that's the case, geez is this really how people are now? The intro is entirely faithful, it's the same cutscene just with some voice lines changed with others. That isn't not being faithful lol.
@chrange9714 uhm... dude, I wasn't butt hurt by Nintendo not having the original lines. I said "more" faithful. I never said it wasn't faithful entirely. Relax yourself and let people have their opinions.
Mario does actually still have a crashing fall animation, his falling ability's just been significantly buffed (to the point where lethal fall heights in the original game have become his new normal crashing height, more or less). Not sure if he can actually lose a life from a high enough fall in the remake, though.
@@Geobot3000 Nothing against the scaling down of difficulty in games, but a lot of the changes done for this remake feel like they completely dumbed it down to an unfun degree. The star system for completing a level is boiled down to just collecting the presents (before, you had to beat the level with a par score to earn one, which normally required collecting them all, taking out enemies, as well as reaching the end of the level within a certain time limit), the risk factor of watching your jumps is removed, and the increased invulnerability frames look like they can make brute-forcing through the game too easy. (World 4 is complete butt-hurt to get the stars for in the original game, but it was still fun as it was challenging) I'm not going to hate on the game for it, but I think the demo's as far as I'll go for playing it.
everyone is saying the fall height for the crash animation is increased...and i have a good reason as to why that could be....Mario has been perfecting his jumping and landing capability over the years so it could make sense that he has a higher tolerance for falling or is just better prepped for it
idk you but i'm really happy seeing nintendo recovering old classic tittles and franchises, i still can't believe how we got a super mario rpg and paper mario tyd remakes, and for the franchises part, metroid revived with dread and prime remastered, we got golden sun on NSO and a small but new Fzero game (which probably was just to see how many people were actually interested in the franchise just like metroid started by just having their games on NSO)
0:25 as an Italian I can’t understand a single word of that “Italian gibberish” It might not even be a dialect As a kid I always thought he was so angry he was having a stroke
@VirtualGab Yeah. I never knew what he was saying cuz its definitely not any of the languages I know. You pretty much confirmed what I suspected, he was basically so angry he was incoherent and not speaking any language at all.
Um... do we not know what "gibberish" means? Speech that _is_ nonsense: ranging across speech sounds that are not actual words, pseudowords, language games, and specialized jargon that seems nonsensical to outsiders. That last part of the definition seems like a mistake. When something _"sounds_ like gibberish" because you don't recognize the words, it is not actual gibberish, it's _jargon._ We have that other word, for the other meaning. *TL;DR* It was never meant to mean anything.
I enjoy the game but it feels too safe, which has been Nintendo’s trend lately. I really miss Mario’s lines in these games, as some of them were iconic.
Despite certain removals, i feel the animated cutscenes and falling height been nice improvements for gameplay porpuses. 😌 Also, i'm surprised enough about the invencibilty not enough to cheese/cheat walking over spikes. 🤔
I haven't actually played the game myself but based on the footage it does look like there is a unique animation of the Mini-Marios hopping slightly when Mario climbs a ladder in the remake, its just not the same animation as the original game.
Man I hope somebody mods in the level scores. Can’t believe they cut them. It was integral to the game imo getting the super difficult gold stars were so fun. Now you just make sure to collect the presents and you win. Idk, it seems pandering. I guess I’ll go find my gba
@@Whispernyan That is indeed good news, I don't think "time trials" is the same. I liked getting the high score specifically because it gives you the gold star, but it sounds like you unlock time trials by getting the gold stars
@@sithlordmikeyp I looked into it and apparently it unlocks after beating the final boss. I can't tell if the change was made to appease both people who don't want to potentially replay every stage over and over while still giving those who do the option, or if it was just done to artificially extent playtime by making it an additional second campaign almost.
You're a child. The fact that removing scores makes you go "guess I'll find my gba" as if the remake is worse than the original is laughably petty. Removing the scores does nothing, collecting the presents to get the gold stars is just as fun and challenging as getting the high score to get them in the original was. If someone actually mods in the scores for the reason you're saying, they're whiny nitpickers like you. What about that is pandering lol you don't seem to know what that word means. Getting the target time on the time attacks is difficult and fun as well just like getting the high scores were. You do get a gold time medal from beating them so you do get another reward. The time trials unlock after beating the final boss, gold stars just unlock the expert levels.
@@chrange9714 "collecting the presents to get the gold stars is just as fun and challenging as getting the high score to get them in the original was" No. That's just flat out wrong. Removing the scores *absolutely* takes away the challenge. In the GBA version, you had to utilize everything in each level to get your score high enough to unlock that level's gold star. In the remake, you just collect the 3 presents. You can disagree with me, but don't just lie to save face. When I said the changes were "pandering," I was obviously referring to Nintendo removing the skill ceiling (which is their specialty). By the way, you don't have to call me petty for my tongue-in-cheek comment regarding finding and using my old GBA- I'm just gonna use an emulator.
I think the hammer respawning was a mistake as it makes things way too easy, maybe they should’ve just had that for casual mode but it’s there on classic too
Everyone is talking about the dialouge change in the intro and lenient fall height. But what I am most sad about, is that they took out the iconic faint animation Mario always had in the Mario vs Donkey Kong series whenever you lose. Also, I think the 94 version should've gotten the remake treatment rather than the GBA version, it is a really underrated gem thatvwas overshadowed by the GBA version. The 94 version had levels and mechanics not featured in the GBA one since it's an entirely different game, I also like the music in that game more especiallythe fights against Donkey Kong, plus it would give Donkey Kong Jr some spotlight.
On the gba version when you are to far away from the mini mario,s the minis yell ow mario when on the switch version they yell ;ow mario: with a chance of :come back mario:
The original was not better, how can you even say that. Because it has a couple different voice lines that was used that makes it better? No, no it doesn't. The original is great but the remake is definitely better. The sound effects are still just as good and imagine complaining that someone doesn't say "ugh" like what.
Please, I would loveee to hear why you think the remake is better, since you wanna go hard and rebuttal my OPINION on a game with a paragraph that states no reason on why you think otherwise. The new game is also easier and misses the small simple mechanics that showed how much more advanced the gba version was compared to the simplistic remake seeing as the original was made in 2004. Cutting out the score, the ease of falling, the mallet easily being restored...they took the challenge out of it... I stick to my OPINION..YOU F***ING FART FACE
@@tonyjordan7325 Oh I don't think it's better, it is better. That is a fact, by comparison the remake is better. My first comment wasn't a paragraph at all for one, this comment of yours is though. Honestly you don't deserve to be told the reasons why it is objectively better because you're clearly an angry little child as evident by that outburst of an insult at the end of your comment there lol and they're obvious, but I'll humor you. You're only just now stating why you think the original is better so you're hypocritical for saying I hadn't said why the remake is better in my comment. I didn't say why as the reasons are clear as day obvious but biased people like you with your rose tinted glasses on hate anything that dares not to be one to one exactly like the original. The new game is ever so slightly easier and it doesn't miss any small simple mechanics the original had. Every single mechanic is brought back here, you clearly haven't even seen or played the original. The score did nothing outside of make you have to defeat an extra enemy or two to get a gold star, it was unnecessary. They put a time attack mode in its place that is actually challenging. Fall damage was also completely unnecessary in the original hence why they took it out. All it did was make you have to wait on platforms longer, slowing down the pace of the game, so you didn't just fall from too high. The mallet being restored barely does anything, again only making things ever so slightly easier. They didn't take any challenge out of the game lol, everything is still just as challenging and fun. Your "opinion" is horrible and petty.
Yeah, It's a shame the charm of the original wasn't recaptured in this one, lots of voice lines, animations, and the music doesn't really hold up. Thr new levels were fun, but I'm probably gonna replay the original when I come back to this game. Now let's see what Chrange9714 has to say about me having an opinion.
They probably removed it to portray Mario nicer which they do here. Not saying the voice line isn't good, but I'm not going to lose my mind over some lines being changed. No one should.
@@chrange9714that line wasn’t mean or anything. It’s more playful. It’s probably because they couldn’t get the line or that Nintendo acts like Nintendo and is allergic to characters saying more than two words.
@@lucasmatthiessen1570 It was mean lol, Mario always says it with an angry expression. It's not playful. "They couldn't get the line" from a game they own? You're hilarious especially when there's multiple lines in the remake reused straight from the original. Nintendo has nothing against characters speaking more than two words they've done so multiple time, stop acting like a child and grow up.
Outside of the crashing down animation which is still present just the fall height was adjusted, most of the charm removing details were for animations far less feasible to do with 3D Models compared to sprites. This was definitely a lower budget product and you can tell the devs felt bad about having to lose those details since they go out of their way whenever they can to add new animations.
@@WhispernyanNone of the stuff changed were changed because the animations were far less feasible to do with 3D models. They could've easily remade everything exactly if they wanted to, but they didn't want to go that route. This is called creative decisions, not "this is definitely a lower budget product." Nothing about this is "lower budget" it has a ton of more stuff that the original didn't have left and right. No, you can't tell the devs felt bad about having to lose any details because that's not why they add new animations lmao. They added new animations because that's the direction they wanted to go. Nothing about this is low budget what kind of statement is that.
Probably because they wanted to portray Mario as more of a nice guy this time around as before it was used as a way to mask him cursing in anger almost.
Why would they get rid of the Italian gibberish? They kept it in Dream Team, Paper Jam, and the Superstar Saga/Bowser's Inside Story remakes. Why couldn't they keep it here?
Because in those other games that's actually how Mario speaks, this game used it as a way to mask Mario swearing almost. Which is probably why it was taken out as they wanted to portray Mario nicer which they do overall here. There's nothing wrong with that.
Two completely new worlds with all new mechanics, a time attack mode, a casual mode, two player co-op, and new music in some areas along with banger remixes. It's also $50 not $60.
@@chrange9714 I don’t mind the remixes but I really like the originals (why the heck does Twilight City have jazz? It ain’t Paris or any city in France).
@@Zerethos Because it's supposed to be New York City at night, heck yeah it's going to have jazz. And jazz has nothing to do with France or Paris I have no idea what you're talking about.
@@chrange9714 It’s just that I typically relate jazz to romantic music and yeah I know Twilight city is supposed to be themed around New York what are YOU talking about?
Talk about not watching the video, there was literally only a single item on this list that was something getting removed, and it was for an element that wasn't even removed just made less common.
No you didn't, you did not watch the video lol. And you're everywhere bashing this game to kingdom come so anybody who sees this comment know that this person is biased af and hasn't even played the remake. They didn't remove "so much" of the original game at all. Swapping out three or four voice lines with other ones and taking away the score only to add a ton more in its place is HARDLY "removing so much of the original game." Man you're sad.
@@chrange9714 What is it that you don't understand in *IGNORE ME* ? We're never gonna agree so we can either keep arguing forever or just try and peacefully ignore each other. But it depends on you since you're the one replying to every single one of my comments on the subject while I don't do that with yours.
@@Oceane1803 What is it that you don't understand about that? Get it through your head that as long you keep nitpicking and lying about this game just to make it look worse, I will be there to speak out against you and call you out on your bias. If you won't stop that or ignore me then I guess yeah we're going to be arguing forever so get used to it. It depends on you. You're replying to every video on this remake whining about it so don't even try to talk to me about "replying to every single one of your comments on the subject" which I haven't even done. I've only replied to the ones where you're lying or unnecessarily complaining about some insignificant detail. Unless you're going to say that that HAS been every single one of your comment on this subject in which case that is sad.
Nothing about the intro is "significantly worse" it is just as charming as the original. It's made even better by actually being animated to boot, that is beyond pathetic if you're not going to buy a game because the intro was slightly changed wow.
@@chrange9714 'Beyond pathetic'? Bro you are buying a 50 dollar remake of an outdated GBA game with 'enhanced' (corporate) graphics that can be emulated quite easily on your mobile phones. You tell me what is more pathetic. Not to mention, no, it's not better, the voice lines were like the best part, getting them out makes it dry as shit.
@@shlokwaghela9560 Yes, beyond pathetic. Okay so your some guy who just hates corporations I see, calling anything they put out "corporate graphics." Lmao I hope you call ps5 games that, or are you only singling out Nintendo? Either or is the case honestly who knows with people like you. The game is not outdated lmao, the original is that's why it got remade. The graphics are enhanced you can take those quotation marks off and that is a laugh haha "can be emulated quite easily on your mobile phones." That's the most abysmal lie I've ever heard, it's not even a good lie for how blatantly untrue it is. These graphics aren't something that can be done anywhere except consoles and if it's so "easy" let's see you emulate it on your phone tough guy. I'll tell you what is more pathetic, you are. And yes it is better, the voice lines are still there genius just some of them were replaced with others. They're still the best part and being so wrapped up in a few specific voice lines shows how pathetic you really are. Nothing about this remake is dry as anything, what an insult to a fantastic game.
@@chrange9714 Man I am a hardcore Nintendo buff for years, that tangent was just sorry to read through. Also, yes the game is outdated, yes the original was too, the remake just overhauls the graphics and tweaks a few minor things, it's still outdated. You just have low expectations man, what can I say? And yes, you can emulate the GBA game quite easily, try it out, emulation is the best thing that's happened to retro gaming like, ever. So yeah, someone who bootlicks Nintendo, so... Your average Nintendo fan. That's okay man, Nintendo shits out something good from time to time, I am sure they'll reward you for being such a good soldier 😊.
@@chrange9714 Also, by the by, just to let you in on the know, TH-cam has some specific keywords by which it deletes comments, so don't get *too* rude or I won't even get to read it, that is why I have been holding back with the swears and using kind of slippery language
It's really sad to see biased people with their rose tinted glasses on bashing the remake as if it's worse than the original because the tiniest of things were changed. It is not, it is objectively better than the original there is no competition. And with everything that was changed, they put a new thing in its place. Two brand new worlds with all new mechanics, new banger music in some areas, actual animated cutscenes, two player and time attack modes, amazing looking graphics and new cool little animation details like the ones shown off in this video. But because a few voice lines were replaced with other ones, or the score system was removed even though all it ever made you do was kill an extra enemy or two to beat the score, or this specific song wasn't remixed, or because there's no longer fall damage that only slowed down the pacing of the game, oh boy the original is so much better and the remake is "bad" or "generic" in comparison. That mentality is laughable.
Another subtle difference between this game and the original: In Mini Mario levels, you can stand in front of the toy box like any other grabbable object.
Like others said, Mario still stumbles after some falls, they just made the height more generous this time. With the exception of the strangely absent voice lines in the intro cutscene, I like how a bunch of the subtle changes actually added more personality to the game. I also think it’s cool they still kept Charles’ voice recordings rather than having Kevin Afghani redo all the VA. I assume Nintendo likely has an agreement with Charles that if it’s a remake of a game he originally recorded for they’ll keep the VA he already recorded years ago, but if it’s a brand new game like Super Mario Bros Wonder then it’s Kevin we’ll be hearing.
"Strangely absent voice lines?" What're you talking about? What's strange about it, the intro was redone cause y'know this is a remake and some weren't used. Others were out in there place if anything was removed and lines like "come back here you big monkey," Mario's Italian gibberish as if he was masking himself swearing, and him laughing at DK before the final boss were changed to portray Mario more friendly. All the personality of the original is still here plus even more added by the new stuff.
@chrange9714 Making Mario more friendly does kinda remove the charm from those cutscenes. I loved how he genuinely sounded so fed up by DK in the original
@@Aktedya1-jt7vw So making him more in character reduces charm? That makes zero sense. No charm is removed from those cutscenes by having him be more friendly. If anything it adds charm, showing how kind Mario really is.
@@Aktedya1-jt7vw That's not true at all, we always get to see him express negative emotions. Even in this remake he's shown to be panicked and angry. In tons of games Mario is shown being surprised, sad, and upset plenty of times. That being a rare thing to see isn't true and that isn't why that was charming. What's charming is seeing Mario really just want to work things out with DK, trying to be nice but being forced to fight DK anyway when he insists.
If you jump down of a higher cliff, you will tumble like in the original, they just adjusted the height (more tolerance)
Ah, good to know. Appreciate the info
He's got all those additional years of experience now and all. 😅
*Nice video, I just don't want any spoilers about this game.*
I wish they kept it like the original game, for classic mode at least. That's the only small gripe I have, I prefer the remake in every other way.
1:05 Mario actually *does* have a crashing animation in this game too. The height needed to do this is increased significantly, but it does exist.
Its so ridiculous you basically cant die from a fall
@@javierascanio4309 I think they were talking about getting knocked out. Dying from a fall has been completely removed, I believe.
I know @@Oceane1803 the deadly height is now the knockout height. But you DO go in a state where you fall through grabable stuff like trash bins if you fall from too high though
@@javierascanio4309 Was that intentional or a glitch ?
@@Oceane1803Wasn't in the original, so i think intentional
I am pretty sure that Mario says "come back here you big monkey" in GBA
In the original if you hold up on the D-Pad, Mario will look upwards and utter "Hmm.."
This was removed in the remake.
I haven't noticed that!
There were also changes to Mario’s death animations, too.
In the GBA version, Mario’s deaths were a lot more brutal and cartoonish. He actually gets burned and electrocuted (with his whole skeleton showing and everything), and he lays on the ground when he gets hit by an enemy or spikes.
In the remake, the deaths were toned down. He just falls off the screen in classic 2D Mario fashion. Same goes for if he gets burned or electrocuted. The only one they kept was him getting squashed, and a new one was introduced when Mario touches those ice enemies in Slippery Summit.
In Mystic Forest, there are these bat enemies where in the GBA version, if Mario touches one, he goes in this weird “choking” animation and make sounds of being choked before falling down on his back. In the remake, this was also toned down where Mario just briefly flails his arms around in panic before falling on his back.
And the weird thing is: those old GBA deaths animations ARE actually in the remake, fully animated and everything, but they go unused within the game’s files.
Interesting that they recreated the animations yet opted to not use them..
My hypothesis for this is because Mario vs. Donkey Kong was released in 2004, before E10+ existed, and they toned it down in 2024 to keep the E rating because it's pretty obvious the original would get E10+ if the rating existed at the time.
Laying on the ground as opposed to falling off the screen is not "brutal" or "cartoonish" lol. The only ones that could be considered brutal were his old burn and shock death animations which it's pretty obvious why those two were changed. And him getting choked by bats never even made sense, why do bats make you choke? Another one that makes sense for them to have changed.
@@chrange9714 I always assumed the bats were biting his neck like a vampire, but the noise and animations didnt really help sell that at all.
Yes. they really, really, really were more brutal and cartoonist.
That's one of the things that brought a lot of personality to the GBA game, and now it's gone.
Very saddening change.
Extra: in the introduction the spanish channel saw in DK watchin tv scene was removed in the switch ver.
Ruined :(
Nintendo is racist
How can they remove the "watching TV scene"? That's like half the intro, maybe more?
@@Wendy_O._Koopa the cut in spanish was removed. In gba ver there's a spanish channel in Dk watchin tv
Really wish they kept the intro more faithful. Not hearing Mario say, "Come back here, you big-a-monkey" is upsetting. But other than that, it's nice how much improvement this has over the original gameplay. But man, it's easy to forget the height stun because I would jump thinking there's no fall damage.
I remember on the 3ds Mario vs donkey Kong he says it when you close the two screens. Or it was on the dsi
That's very weird that not hearing a specific line is "upsetting" to you. You might want to see a doctor if that's the case, geez is this really how people are now? The intro is entirely faithful, it's the same cutscene just with some voice lines changed with others. That isn't not being faithful lol.
@@chrange9714 nostalgia... Can't be defeated
@@OisndaHouse There's having nostalgia for something and then there's....whatever is going on with this guy that I've seen other people act like.
@chrange9714 uhm... dude, I wasn't butt hurt by Nintendo not having the original lines. I said "more" faithful. I never said it wasn't faithful entirely. Relax yourself and let people have their opinions.
Mario does actually still have a crashing fall animation, his falling ability's just been significantly buffed (to the point where lethal fall heights in the original game have become his new normal crashing height, more or less). Not sure if he can actually lose a life from a high enough fall in the remake, though.
check at the 2nd jungle extra level. the tallest level i remember from the original
He can’t they removed the lethal fall death
@@Geobot3000 that is SAD as that was my favorite way to die.. period in the game
@@Geobot3000 Nothing against the scaling down of difficulty in games, but a lot of the changes done for this remake feel like they completely dumbed it down to an unfun degree. The star system for completing a level is boiled down to just collecting the presents (before, you had to beat the level with a par score to earn one, which normally required collecting them all, taking out enemies, as well as reaching the end of the level within a certain time limit), the risk factor of watching your jumps is removed, and the increased invulnerability frames look like they can make brute-forcing through the game too easy. (World 4 is complete butt-hurt to get the stars for in the original game, but it was still fun as it was challenging) I'm not going to hate on the game for it, but I think the demo's as far as I'll go for playing it.
Happy to see more content from you! 🥳🥳🎉🎊
The first change is the saddest for me :(
Such a great line...
Oyee mamma mia atorebarematorebarato 😤😤
Good thing chrange didn’t reply to you
I miss the "wadda you doin? Whats a goin on here? Oh you mama mia topatodaatodarato"
Probably removed to avoid any issues with Italians finding it offensive
The switch version runs way smoother, but the gba version was good but can be difficult and glitchy at times.
Thanks for the circle at 2:56. Was completely lost before that
Removal of the scoring system makes 100% a lot easier.
Happy 20th Birthday Mario VS Donkey Kong!
Also in the hammer category, when you throw it in the GBA version the song restarts where as in the Switch version it continues from where it left off
I like the GBA one better because it is more affordable.
Always with the "Hurry, hurry, hurry" I got scared. Really!
No spaghetti...no ravioli on the Game Over screen 😔
everyone is saying the fall height for the crash animation is increased...and i have a good reason as to why that could be....Mario has been perfecting his jumping and landing capability over the years so it could make sense that he has a higher tolerance for falling or is just better prepped for it
idk you but i'm really happy seeing nintendo recovering old classic tittles and franchises, i still can't believe how we got a super mario rpg and paper mario tyd remakes, and for the franchises part, metroid revived with dread and prime remastered, we got golden sun on NSO and a small but new Fzero game (which probably was just to see how many people were actually interested in the franchise just like metroid started by just having their games on NSO)
0:25 as an Italian I can’t understand a single word of that “Italian gibberish”
It might not even be a dialect
As a kid I always thought he was so angry he was having a stroke
@VirtualGab
Yeah. I never knew what he was saying cuz its definitely not any of the languages I know. You pretty much confirmed what I suspected, he was basically so angry he was incoherent and not speaking any language at all.
Lmao
Um... do we not know what "gibberish" means? Speech that _is_ nonsense: ranging across speech sounds that are not actual words, pseudowords, language games, and specialized jargon that seems nonsensical to outsiders. That last part of the definition seems like a mistake. When something _"sounds_ like gibberish" because you don't recognize the words, it is not actual gibberish, it's _jargon._ We have that other word, for the other meaning.
*TL;DR* It was never meant to mean anything.
I enjoy the game but it feels too safe, which has been Nintendo’s trend lately. I really miss Mario’s lines in these games, as some of them were iconic.
Good video man ❤😊
0:17 😆 at Mario sounding like Bugs Bunny 🐇
Oh, you mamma-mia... [Italian gibberish]
the way shy guys run when the hammer is activated 😅
2:38 The hammer song
Despite certain removals, i feel the animated cutscenes and falling height been nice improvements for gameplay porpuses. 😌
Also, i'm surprised enough about the invencibilty not enough to cheese/cheat walking over spikes. 🤔
5:15 I do miss that cute animation the Mini-Marios do when Mario climbs a ladder. It’s missing in the remake
I haven't actually played the game myself but based on the footage it does look like there is a unique animation of the Mini-Marios hopping slightly when Mario climbs a ladder in the remake, its just not the same animation as the original game.
They still do it what're you talking about
@@marioman1242 they did a silly little dance when you climbed up a ladder, it was hilarious looking
Man I hope somebody mods in the level scores. Can’t believe they cut them. It was integral to the game imo getting the super difficult gold stars were so fun. Now you just make sure to collect the presents and you win. Idk, it seems pandering. I guess I’ll go find my gba
They actually made an entirely separate time trial mode that I believe is unlocked later
@@Whispernyan That is indeed good news, I don't think "time trials" is the same. I liked getting the high score specifically because it gives you the gold star, but it sounds like you unlock time trials by getting the gold stars
@@sithlordmikeyp I looked into it and apparently it unlocks after beating the final boss. I can't tell if the change was made to appease both people who don't want to potentially replay every stage over and over while still giving those who do the option, or if it was just done to artificially extent playtime by making it an additional second campaign almost.
You're a child. The fact that removing scores makes you go "guess I'll find my gba" as if the remake is worse than the original is laughably petty. Removing the scores does nothing, collecting the presents to get the gold stars is just as fun and challenging as getting the high score to get them in the original was. If someone actually mods in the scores for the reason you're saying, they're whiny nitpickers like you. What about that is pandering lol you don't seem to know what that word means.
Getting the target time on the time attacks is difficult and fun as well just like getting the high scores were. You do get a gold time medal from beating them so you do get another reward. The time trials unlock after beating the final boss, gold stars just unlock the expert levels.
@@chrange9714 "collecting the presents to get the gold stars is just as fun and challenging as getting the high score to get them in the original was"
No. That's just flat out wrong. Removing the scores *absolutely* takes away the challenge. In the GBA version, you had to utilize everything in each level to get your score high enough to unlock that level's gold star. In the remake, you just collect the 3 presents. You can disagree with me, but don't just lie to save face. When I said the changes were "pandering," I was obviously referring to Nintendo removing the skill ceiling (which is their specialty).
By the way, you don't have to call me petty for my tongue-in-cheek comment regarding finding and using my old GBA- I'm just gonna use an emulator.
Wait so it's basically just a remaster?
Well the reason ofthe gibberish part being removed would be because of the new voice actor of mario so it's understandable
Except, that these are all old Charles Martinet clips... can you not tell them apart?
Nice job 🎉🎉
I love that intro 🫂
4:19 Mario doesn't have a cake, he has the whole damn bakery 🗿
Frrrr
If _that's_ a bakery, what does Wario have?
@@Wendy_O._Koopa All the bakeries in the world fused together to make one, humongous bakery
I think the hammer respawning was a mistake as it makes things way too easy, maybe they should’ve just had that for casual mode but it’s there on classic too
If you look closely, the newer version is slightly of a higher quality
Obviously
Wdym slightly, it is leaps higher in quality.
you two seem fun at parties
Everyone is talking about the dialouge change in the intro and lenient fall height. But what I am most sad about, is that they took out the iconic faint animation Mario always had in the Mario vs Donkey Kong series whenever you lose. Also, I think the 94 version should've gotten the remake treatment rather than the GBA version, it is a really underrated gem thatvwas overshadowed by the GBA version. The 94 version had levels and mechanics not featured in the GBA one since it's an entirely different game, I also like the music in that game more especiallythe fights against Donkey Kong, plus it would give Donkey Kong Jr some spotlight.
*Why in the thumbnail does Mario look like doing things?*
My favourite channel
Could you do another DKCTF speedrun? They were fun to watch and the speedrunning scene needes more attention 😅
On the gba version when you are to far away from the mini mario,s the minis yell ow mario when on the switch version they yell ;ow mario: with a chance of :come back mario:
The original was better. I loved the sound effects with the contribution of his"ugh" when he died, it was hilarious.
The original was not better, how can you even say that. Because it has a couple different voice lines that was used that makes it better? No, no it doesn't. The original is great but the remake is definitely better. The sound effects are still just as good and imagine complaining that someone doesn't say "ugh" like what.
Please, I would loveee to hear why you think the remake is better, since you wanna go hard and rebuttal my OPINION on a game with a paragraph that states no reason on why you think otherwise.
The new game is also easier and misses the small simple mechanics that showed how much more advanced the gba version was compared to the simplistic remake seeing as the original was made in 2004. Cutting out the score, the ease of falling, the mallet easily being restored...they took the challenge out of it... I stick to my OPINION..YOU F***ING FART FACE
@@tonyjordan7325 Oh I don't think it's better, it is better. That is a fact, by comparison the remake is better. My first comment wasn't a paragraph at all for one, this comment of yours is though. Honestly you don't deserve to be told the reasons why it is objectively better because you're clearly an angry little child as evident by that outburst of an insult at the end of your comment there lol and they're obvious, but I'll humor you.
You're only just now stating why you think the original is better so you're hypocritical for saying I hadn't said why the remake is better in my comment. I didn't say why as the reasons are clear as day obvious but biased people like you with your rose tinted glasses on hate anything that dares not to be one to one exactly like the original. The new game is ever so slightly easier and it doesn't miss any small simple mechanics the original had. Every single mechanic is brought back here, you clearly haven't even seen or played the original. The score did nothing outside of make you have to defeat an extra enemy or two to get a gold star, it was unnecessary.
They put a time attack mode in its place that is actually challenging. Fall damage was also completely unnecessary in the original hence why they took it out. All it did was make you have to wait on platforms longer, slowing down the pace of the game, so you didn't just fall from too high. The mallet being restored barely does anything, again only making things ever so slightly easier. They didn't take any challenge out of the game lol, everything is still just as challenging and fun. Your "opinion" is horrible and petty.
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Yeah, It's a shame the charm of the original wasn't recaptured in this one, lots of voice lines, animations, and the music doesn't really hold up. Thr new levels were fun, but I'm probably gonna replay the original when I come back to this game. Now let's see what Chrange9714 has to say about me having an opinion.
I hate nintendo for removing the “CoM BaCk HeEr YoU bEeG mOnKe!”
They probably removed it to portray Mario nicer which they do here. Not saying the voice line isn't good, but I'm not going to lose my mind over some lines being changed. No one should.
One of the most iconic voice lines from the game.
It's extremely disappointing to have it gone.
@@chrange9714that line wasn’t mean or anything. It’s more playful. It’s probably because they couldn’t get the line or that Nintendo acts like Nintendo and is allergic to characters saying more than two words.
@@lucasmatthiessen1570 It was mean lol, Mario always says it with an angry expression. It's not playful. "They couldn't get the line" from a game they own? You're hilarious especially when there's multiple lines in the remake reused straight from the original. Nintendo has nothing against characters speaking more than two words they've done so multiple time, stop acting like a child and grow up.
I'm gonna get hate for this, but to me...
I'm glad they removed Fall Damage in the remake
Actually you still crash to the ground in the remake but it has to be at a higher platform.
letter c with orange background jumpscare
LMAO THAT GUY'S EVERYWHERE
6:45 Does anyone else hear Mario say "Curry"? I always know he's always saying "Hurry", but it sounds like "Curry" to me.
Are they really releasing a 20 year old handheld game with slightly better graphics... for $50?!? I'd pay $19.99 maybe.
So what happens if you fall at extremely high places in the remake?
Mario does fall over and if he's holding something he'll drop it. He'll be stunned on the floor until you get up.
Yeah it doesn't flat out kill you which is a bit dumb
@@bend7726 That isn't dumb at all but okay
Mario doesn't get killed of he fall from very high place in remake. Only got stunned on the ground for a while
I hate the 1st change tbh:( its so sad:( i miss the funny NO you dont part NOOOO u don’t part. 0:30 is the changed part 0:20 is the funny one
Chrange, if you are seeing this for some reason. Stop, people have opinions. And you don’t need to bully people who don’t agree with you.
2:06 wow
no soul baby mode remake! my favorite!
Excuse me, THERE WAS A REMAKE?
No, you don't, no you dooon't
mario also doesn't burn to death when touching fire
God bless!
2:44 game over
1:00 noo😢
It really is these little things that make or break a remake
If you're trying to imply that anything "breaks" this remake, nothing does. A bunch of tiny details and personality make it.
wait long enough and someone will get offended.
@@shrederman9838 By the tiniest of changes, yeah plenty of people who are super biased will be
Yeah, it's all these little changes that made the remake really disappointing.
@@wariolandgoldpiramid L
4:12 times NES game Megaman you no the ladder
It's really odd how this remake takes out some of the charm of the original, yet adds in new elements to still keep things charming
Outside of the crashing down animation which is still present just the fall height was adjusted, most of the charm removing details were for animations far less feasible to do with 3D Models compared to sprites. This was definitely a lower budget product and you can tell the devs felt bad about having to lose those details since they go out of their way whenever they can to add new animations.
No charm was removed from the original, this remake is still just as charming
@@WhispernyanNone of the stuff changed were changed because the animations were far less feasible to do with 3D models. They could've easily remade everything exactly if they wanted to, but they didn't want to go that route. This is called creative decisions, not "this is definitely a lower budget product." Nothing about this is "lower budget" it has a ton of more stuff that the original didn't have left and right. No, you can't tell the devs felt bad about having to lose any details because that's not why they add new animations lmao. They added new animations because that's the direction they wanted to go. Nothing about this is low budget what kind of statement is that.
It's really sad just how much charm was gone
People who only played the new game: you can't defeat me.
Me: I know, but he can
Personality and tiny details
I’m guessing you’ve only seen the first seconds of the video 😑
the video: shows a single time a tiny detail was removed for an unclear reason, whilst showing 4 completely new ones that were added.
@@ThatOneEpicMemeLordI’m guessing you’ve never played the original. 😑
@@ThatOneEpicMemeLordi saw the entire video
The new features are nice but there a lot of small things that were removed and it makes the game feel pretty empty and generic
Mario DOES crash in the remake but that's just when you fall higher. And when you fall higher in the original game, he DIES!
The newest nintendo game i have is metroid dread lol
Also since this is a gba remake its very weird to be a switch game
Yay
Heh heh... Who would dare make a mockery of me??? Only a fool, I tell you... For I am The Wolf King!!! And my power... Is beyond compare!!!
Pls more of these
4:17 bunyons
Jesus loves you!
the remaster looks way more soulless and dull
Why can’t Mario speak Italian gibberish in the remake
Probably because they wanted to portray Mario as more of a nice guy this time around as before it was used as a way to mask him cursing in anger almost.
Why would they get rid of the Italian gibberish? They kept it in Dream Team, Paper Jam, and the Superstar Saga/Bowser's Inside Story remakes. Why couldn't they keep it here?
'Modern Portrayal'
Idk might have to do with the fact the cut-scene is like, half the original length
Because in those other games that's actually how Mario speaks, this game used it as a way to mask Mario swearing almost. Which is probably why it was taken out as they wanted to portray Mario nicer which they do overall here. There's nothing wrong with that.
@@EikeKusch776And there's nothing wrong with that lol. They want to portray him more nicely.
@@chrange9714 Mario is Nintendo's Mickey Mouse. Mario can't be anything but nice anymore. It's boring.
most soulless baby mode remake theyve made so far, and i dont even like this game to begin with, much less interesting than the first game
The game lost their charm all funny and Corky thing in the original game is the place with a Bland substance without a soul
Did they add anything to the remake because I feel like the GBA content is really not worth $60
Two completely new worlds with all new mechanics, a time attack mode, a casual mode, two player co-op, and new music in some areas along with banger remixes. It's also $50 not $60.
@@chrange9714 Alright that's not bad
@@chrange9714
I don’t mind the remixes but I really like the originals (why the heck does Twilight City have jazz? It ain’t Paris or any city in France).
@@Zerethos Because it's supposed to be New York City at night, heck yeah it's going to have jazz. And jazz has nothing to do with France or Paris I have no idea what you're talking about.
@@chrange9714
It’s just that I typically relate jazz to romantic music and yeah I know Twilight city is supposed to be themed around New York what are YOU talking about?
They're not really that subtle. They removed so much of the original game.
Talk about not watching the video, there was literally only a single item on this list that was something getting removed, and it was for an element that wasn't even removed just made less common.
@@Whispernyan I watched the video, but it clearly doesn't mention everything that was removed.
No you didn't, you did not watch the video lol. And you're everywhere bashing this game to kingdom come so anybody who sees this comment know that this person is biased af and hasn't even played the remake. They didn't remove "so much" of the original game at all. Swapping out three or four voice lines with other ones and taking away the score only to add a ton more in its place is HARDLY "removing so much of the original game." Man you're sad.
@@chrange9714 What is it that you don't understand in *IGNORE ME* ? We're never gonna agree so we can either keep arguing forever or just try and peacefully ignore each other.
But it depends on you since you're the one replying to every single one of my comments on the subject while I don't do that with yours.
@@Oceane1803 What is it that you don't understand about that? Get it through your head that as long you keep nitpicking and lying about this game just to make it look worse, I will be there to speak out against you and call you out on your bias. If you won't stop that or ignore me then I guess yeah we're going to be arguing forever so get used to it. It depends on you.
You're replying to every video on this remake whining about it so don't even try to talk to me about "replying to every single one of your comments on the subject" which I haven't even done. I've only replied to the ones where you're lying or unnecessarily complaining about some insignificant detail. Unless you're going to say that that HAS been every single one of your comment on this subject in which case that is sad.
They changed it because Mario was slinging racial slurs
The ibtro is so significantly worse man, makes me not buy th me game just for that lol
Nothing about the intro is "significantly worse" it is just as charming as the original. It's made even better by actually being animated to boot, that is beyond pathetic if you're not going to buy a game because the intro was slightly changed wow.
@@chrange9714 'Beyond pathetic'? Bro you are buying a 50 dollar remake of an outdated GBA game with 'enhanced' (corporate) graphics that can be emulated quite easily on your mobile phones. You tell me what is more pathetic. Not to mention, no, it's not better, the voice lines were like the best part, getting them out makes it dry as shit.
@@shlokwaghela9560 Yes, beyond pathetic. Okay so your some guy who just hates corporations I see, calling anything they put out "corporate graphics." Lmao I hope you call ps5 games that, or are you only singling out Nintendo? Either or is the case honestly who knows with people like you. The game is not outdated lmao, the original is that's why it got remade. The graphics are enhanced you can take those quotation marks off and that is a laugh haha "can be emulated quite easily on your mobile phones."
That's the most abysmal lie I've ever heard, it's not even a good lie for how blatantly untrue it is. These graphics aren't something that can be done anywhere except consoles and if it's so "easy" let's see you emulate it on your phone tough guy. I'll tell you what is more pathetic, you are. And yes it is better, the voice lines are still there genius just some of them were replaced with others. They're still the best part and being so wrapped up in a few specific voice lines shows how pathetic you really are. Nothing about this remake is dry as anything, what an insult to a fantastic game.
@@chrange9714 Man I am a hardcore Nintendo buff for years, that tangent was just sorry to read through. Also, yes the game is outdated, yes the original was too, the remake just overhauls the graphics and tweaks a few minor things, it's still outdated. You just have low expectations man, what can I say? And yes, you can emulate the GBA game quite easily, try it out, emulation is the best thing that's happened to retro gaming like, ever. So yeah, someone who bootlicks Nintendo, so... Your average Nintendo fan. That's okay man, Nintendo shits out something good from time to time, I am sure they'll reward you for being such a good soldier 😊.
@@chrange9714 Also, by the by, just to let you in on the know, TH-cam has some specific keywords by which it deletes comments, so don't get *too* rude or I won't even get to read it, that is why I have been holding back with the swears and using kind of slippery language
It's really sad to see biased people with their rose tinted glasses on bashing the remake as if it's worse than the original because the tiniest of things were changed. It is not, it is objectively better than the original there is no competition. And with everything that was changed, they put a new thing in its place. Two brand new worlds with all new mechanics, new banger music in some areas, actual animated cutscenes, two player and time attack modes, amazing looking graphics and new cool little animation details like the ones shown off in this video.
But because a few voice lines were replaced with other ones, or the score system was removed even though all it ever made you do was kill an extra enemy or two to beat the score, or this specific song wasn't remixed, or because there's no longer fall damage that only slowed down the pacing of the game, oh boy the original is so much better and the remake is "bad" or "generic" in comparison. That mentality is laughable.
You're the pathetic one, just going around responding to everyone with saying they're stupid.
@@chrange9714 I agree with you very much
@@volvoman5262 Thanks
@@chrange9714 also if you still remember, I was the one who was giving you the likes on the "All loughing enemies" video
In other words.. the game got a real nerf when it comes to jumping and hurting mario
Another subtle difference between this game and the original: In Mini Mario levels, you can stand in front of the toy box like any other grabbable object.
Fourth
Like others said, Mario still stumbles after some falls, they just made the height more generous this time.
With the exception of the strangely absent voice lines in the intro cutscene, I like how a bunch of the subtle changes actually added more personality to the game. I also think it’s cool they still kept Charles’ voice recordings rather than having Kevin Afghani redo all the VA. I assume Nintendo likely has an agreement with Charles that if it’s a remake of a game he originally recorded for they’ll keep the VA he already recorded years ago, but if it’s a brand new game like Super Mario Bros Wonder then it’s Kevin we’ll be hearing.
"Strangely absent voice lines?" What're you talking about? What's strange about it, the intro was redone cause y'know this is a remake and some weren't used. Others were out in there place if anything was removed and lines like "come back here you big monkey," Mario's Italian gibberish as if he was masking himself swearing, and him laughing at DK before the final boss were changed to portray Mario more friendly. All the personality of the original is still here plus even more added by the new stuff.
@chrange9714 Making Mario more friendly does kinda remove the charm from those cutscenes. I loved how he genuinely sounded so fed up by DK in the original
@@Aktedya1-jt7vw So making him more in character reduces charm? That makes zero sense. No charm is removed from those cutscenes by having him be more friendly. If anything it adds charm, showing how kind Mario really is.
@chrange9714 We already know Mario is kind. We rarely get to seem him express any negative emotions. That's why this was charming.
@@Aktedya1-jt7vw That's not true at all, we always get to see him express negative emotions. Even in this remake he's shown to be panicked and angry. In tons of games Mario is shown being surprised, sad, and upset plenty of times. That being a rare thing to see isn't true and that isn't why that was charming. What's charming is seeing Mario really just want to work things out with DK, trying to be nice but being forced to fight DK anyway when he insists.