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to be fair the art there _Was kinda trashy_

while your in space junk galaxy, c. Olimar asked if his ship is there

Galaxy one in general did the atmosphere thing much better imo. But SS Gal did it great.

@@docs.a.t.7161 Galaxy 1 tried to be its own thing, while Galaxy 2 is just a 2D mario but in 3D. It's a good game but still.

Space junk is my favorite mario level of all time

Ishi TheShepherd I would have to agree on both subjects almost ever water level is unique and has memorable moments and I guess deep dark galaxy was trying to go for an underwater spooky feel, but I just didn’t feel it with each star. Plus kingfin is a better example.

I like spring mushroom because Mario still ends up bouncing on his head and feet and it looks ridiculous, yet he's still able to bounce higher. It'd be like if someone wrapped a coil of rope around themselves and were suddenly able to use themselves like a human lasso.

I the part where you have to jump the chomps in chompworks spring less because I couldn't do it with the spring

I love it. I just love the clunkiness of it

s a m e

yeah i mf loved that shit bee is best tho in

Actually, Odysseys locations didn't have the same sense of adventure. Yes, they were interesting, I especially enjoyed the sudden change you experienced in the ruined kingdom, but none of them felt completely out of this world. They all seemed to take root in real world places. For example, I saw a picture in my social studies textbook that looked almost exactly like the seaside kingdom. There was a large, yellowish wall going along a sandy beach with blue-green water. Of course, we all know New Donk city is New York, The cloud kingdom is a cloud, and The moon kingdoms are the moon, very obvious ones.

@@SpaceLobster21 Yeah but that's the point of the game a journey trough places that resemble the real world ones

Mine too I found it very fun to look through every level and find places to explore that I wouldn’t have thought of before

Don't tell me you're a fan of Maridia

@@actualbeargrills3086 I like some things about Maridia like the boss, the atmosphere and the music. The layout could have used some work though since you end up backtracking to a lot of places to grab items, and have to take multiple trips through the quicksand pits to get everything. Also that one missile pack at the start is ridiculous.

@@WhiteFangofWar Ok I do like some parts of Maridia. I just really don't like the layout or the water mostly because I got stuck there without the gravity suit during my first play through.

Agreeded

That'd be very fun.

We don't need it, the games are good enough on their own

Facts

No

True. Odyssey got Boring. Galaxy and Galaxy 2 are better. Also the spring mushroom is the most fun item.

Mr CynicalOptiMystical stop hating on Mario Odyssey idiots

@@ProBatman51 don't call someone an idiot for having different opinions then you dumbass

I 100% agree with you. Also, did you notice that nearly everything done in odyssey was already in a Mario game? It just lost some of the magic of Mario, Odyssey wasn't really unique. Plus, it was an unbalanced collectathon. For beating (what is in my opinion) the hardest level in the game, The speedrun challenge found in a sublevel of the dark side of the moon, you get a single moon. You get the exact same prize for jumping on top of a rock. Also, The 999 moons thing is just marketing, since most of them are from multimoons, bought in stores with no challenge whatsoever, a repeat of a previous challenge, or just found randomly in the worlds. As for music, the only song I enjoyed was Cascade kingdom, which was as good as something you'd hear in Galaxy.

@@ProBatman51 www.google.com/search?q=uno+reverse+card&rlz=1CDGOYI_enUS835US836&hl=en-US&prmd=isvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiFsLSK-pzjAhUSDHwKHfN4A5wQ_AUoAXoECA0QAQ&biw=320&bih=452#imgrc=OYPPdi47mqhDZM

Not really. The sound that plays is when you LOSE a powerup. Nintendo actually tought the spring was a good idea.

Seppuku would be the case in here no? But only to himself.

@@blatskaliasbigsapo874 Mario'd need something sharp to do that, alternatively… maybe his body can somehow make cyanide if he decides he should commit suicide.

@@TheBreakingBenny Well there are those things that i don't know the name that grow in caves estalagmites? Also Mario can jump high.

same for the first.

Please Nintendo, give us 50 galaxy games! But take your time with them, I don't want a load of crap.

@@SpaceLobster21 a galaxy game every year or two, and no other mario games ever. then they can focus tons of time and money into it to make them all just as awesome and beautiful as the first.

@@hardlyanydiggity3953 what about the better sequel?

@@kaurii_3586 what about the people who don't think the sequel is better?

I don't understand why they get so much hate. They're honestly not that bad.

Théophile Caceres Yeah, Odyssey has definitely done a lot right, but it does have issues. In the pacing, for example; going around collecting the many moons in all the areas ends up feeling like a waste when you need so few of them to advance to the next area. Compare to 64 or the Galaxy games, where you did need a good chunk of the available collectibles to proceed. I have some issues with the controls, too; diving seems to be ridiculously precise and fiddly, and I’m pretty sure doing a cap bounce in air is completely impossible in portable or controller mode.

K1naku5ana3R1ka Mid air cap bounces are fine, so is diving. I don’t know why you’re having trouble with it.

K1naku5ana3R1ka uhh its definitely not hard even in portable mode i actually think its easier

RikiBDGD Coming back to this, I think I’ve got a better grip on the controls. What I was having an issue with was that I thought I had to release Y to repress it for the dive, so the cap kept returning to me before I could bounce on it. And I think my issue with the diving was that saying “Y + ZL” or whatever they said didn’t explain that you had to press ZL first to ground pound, and then press H during the ground pound to dive; I was just pressing them at the same time, meaning that the Y often came first, resulting in a plain old ground pound. I’ve got that figured out better, though I could still use some practice.

Odyssey did feel quite bland and lacked any sort of challenge for me. There was one challenging level on the dark side where you have to fully utilize Mario's movement and race against time, I died about 50 times to that, but otherwise, very easy. The worlds were alright, but they lacked the sort of creativity that Galaxy brought. If that wasn't bad enough, they decided to pretend super paper Mario never happened by having a wedding between peach and bowser. Sorry Nintendo, but that was actually their 10-year anniversary.

I've had a wii since it came out and it works like it's 10 seconds old lol

@@kaurii_3586 same

I play the Wii on my Wii U

that isnt a reason to dont like a stage lol

Not my fault you're so bad

puns.

Yeah, but it's not really an exploit. It's a mechanic.

Why did you think it was an exploit?

That was an exploit in Super Mario World (I think), but it’s become an intentional mechanic ever since.

Let me get things straight, The Shell exploit was in Mario World, in coding, if you hold a shell, you move faster, since you are holding down the “run” button, which makes you faster at all time, even in water, so Mario Galaxy decided that the exploit be a Mechanic, making the shell actually literally thrust you forward.

Ah.

When Mario Galaxy 2 released in 2010, 9 years ago was the Gamecube's launch year and Pokemon Crystal's release in North America. Yeah, 9 years is a lot.

And now it's been about 12 years since super paper Mario... 12 years since a truly original paper Mario game came out... PLEASE NINTENDO