12 Subtle Differences Between Mario Vs. Donkey Kong for Switch and GBA (Part 3) 

One of the hardest stars in the game. Then section 2 is much easier but I tend to choke because section 1 is so difficult lol

Yeah I recently replayed the original and that stage was easily one of if not the toughest stars to get. Of course, they removed the need to go fast to get a star in this remake so if they had kept it the same it wouldn't have really mattered except for time attack mode, and even in TA mode you don't need to get the presents which was the hardest part to do fast.

It's worth noting that the uploader is playing the Japanese/European version of the GBA game, which in itself was already altered. The original American version of this stage is *really* unforgiving! That bit of floor in the middle doesn't even exist, so your only means of crossing the spikes is riding the moving platform.

Arguably the worst level in the game. Later levels had you do some clever thinking, but this 4-3 forced you to play it perfectly if you want that star.

I think it was to further distance themselves from the cruelty against gorillas as well as lack of creativity but they also removed the plus world artworks as well.

Or just give a Level Editor to Mario vs Donkey Kong

The two new worlds fit so well.

That, or they don’t feel the new guy is up to snuff quite yet. It’s hard to emulate Martinet’s energy.

@@GabrylMD The remake uses archieved voice clips from Martinet. So they COULD have used that voice line

​@@leomassafm160We also are Missing "Come back, you Big Monkey"

lol

No, they just chose not to make him as talkative as he was.

Not to mention the music, to me it feels really subdued. The remixes are alright but the originals really bring out the best of each level.

Neither are used; they completely removed it.

yes, the footage shown in this video is the European version of the GBA game. Notice also how when Mario enters the Key Door, the remaining time is "sucked in" together with Mario, to then be added onto the time for the second half of the level. This little animation is something that the Japanese and European venison added, but it wasn't there in the original American one.

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I'm sure there's a way to edit the footage so that Mario could say a few lines from the original. I was more upset about how they skipped Mario saying "Hey Donkey Kong, are you okay?" Which would make up for Mario laughing at DK earlier, since Mario didn't intend to laugh at DK out of malice; DK just didn't realize he lost all the Mini Marios, and the chase was all for nothing. In context of the new version of the cutscene, DK kidnapped them, because he realized they made the toys, so now they're imprisoned for possible slavery. Also, note that in the Cutscene for the Plus version, rather than 6 Mini Marios like in the original, the remake showed he has 5 toys left that's been stolen, indicating that neither of them would be the Mini Mario that our hero gave Donkey Kong.

100% agree. Though to me the biggest loss was the implication of Mario cussing DK in italian lol

They made the game as bland as the NSMB games

Exactly, and people acting like it's not a symptom of a larger problem are blissfully ignorant, the game has lost personality, it's not much, but it HAS

You saying that with Super Mario Bros. Wonder out?

I mean he hasn't left for 43 years

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are you like autistic or something

Funny that you said that, because a lot of people thought the same thing from a visual perspective. I mean, it's not a bad thing, just that it's crazy that they made a remake of a GBA game, using the visual style of a Mario Maker game, but refused to include a built-in level editor. I do have good news, though, the Modding Community will make it a possibility.

Erm, what the scallop. Is that the creator of popular roblox game "Super Bomb Survival"

@@ninfan6434I show up wherever Mario is, usually