If I can get more than 30 games from one machine that means the machine is really worthy for my collection.Īnd of course since I want the best performance of 3rd party multi console games on consoles, I will keep picking the PS4 / PS5 version as possible and avoiding the Switch version for the same games as I found a lot of 3rd party multi console games on Switch have downgraded performance and it made me nervous and thinking to consider the PS4 / PS5 version for the best option. The reason I keep mentioning about PS5 as I have some hype with PS5 kids games recently and I really want to get PS5 machine as I have purchased my first three PS5 games (Kao the Kangaroo, The Smurfs Mission Vileaf, Instant Sports Plus) and I want to get more 3rd party multi console kids games on PS5 for my collection as I have written more than 40 PS5 kids games I can pick in my purchase list. I prefer playing 3rd party games than 1st party games as I found more diversity and more interesting games from 3rd party games. I have quite a lot of Mario games in my collection but I tend to play Mario games very infrequently as I'm not really a huge fan of Mario games but I still have some interest to collect certain Mario games. I sold Super Mario 3D All Stars several months ago as I felt really disappointed with the compilation of 3D Mario games. I stopped playing that game since then I have no interest to try Mario 64 as it looked too outdated and too hard to play, I played Mario Galaxy for a while on Switch as I have finished the Wii version (but it wasn't really fun to finish Mario Galaxy) and I found the Switch version lack of Mii using for creating save data as a planet. I have ever purchased Super Mario 3D All Stars Switch last year but I found the gameplay of Mario Sunshine was disappointing in term of weapon controlling (FLUDD).
Tue 18th Oct still like Nintendo games but I found there are some of Nintendo games are disappointed me. The greyscale image depicts lower levels of the terrain with lighter shades indicating higher levels, thus allowing the team to create a model that is near enough a 1:1 comparison of the Space World demo. If you're absolutely desperate to try out a lost relic from the past however, then good news, because a team of talented modders has managed to recreate the level in its entirety by re-engineering a height map of the environment. It also featured some unused NPC characters that we kind of wish made it into the final game some of these guys look fantastic! The demo showcased for Super Mario Sunshine is noted for demonstrating a level not seen in the final product an alternative version of Delfino Plaza that, if we're being honest, was probably best left on the cutting room floor. The company was gearing up for the launch of the GameCube, which would release in Japan just one month later and in November of the same year over in North America. m64 -> sms = 6 years.Ĭan Nintendo get "Mario 128" out for Gamecube AND get one ready for Revolutions launch ? tall order.Cast your minds back to August, 2001 (if you're old enough, that is!), you might remember that Nintendo hosted its last ever Space World event, during which it showed off a brief snippet of Super Mario Sunshine and introduced the world to the joys of cel-shaded Zelda (or 'Celda', if you like). I hope we don't wait 4 more years for another mario. Would you kill for a demo, beta or whatever pre-final or early version of SMS was, I remember seeing 60fps SMS on CNN a few times, even after the game released! the SpaceWorld 2001 showing was 60fps as was the E3 2002 demo. we found that out sometime after E3 2002 i think. I wonder why Nintendo decided to cut the framerate down to 30fps. What gives? Cube has the power to do games with better graphics at twice the framerate, if pushed properly. but i think the game would've been visually better had it been locked at 60fps. I really like the art direction and visual style of SMS. (super super late to the water cannon fest). 
I just got Super Mario Sunshine last night. I'm sure this was discussed to death back in 2002-2003, but now it's my turn.
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