What Made Super Mario Odyssey So Perfect? 

YES

The balloon mini game is something else

Which is why I dislike Odyssey

@@stomboyyuffie8511 Sorry that you didn’t like it, at the end of the day you can’t please everyone.

I love Super Mario Odyssey. I started a new save file today. I remember first seeing the game and watching the trailer on my dad's phone in 2016. I got so hyped over it, and even got it in 2016. When the game came out, I watched a bunch of walkthroughs on it on my TV on Amazon. It should have gotten DLC.

I totally forgot about looking up at first glance. I never owned mario 64. But I sure loved it and memorable

The Nintendo brain

Same.

It’s kinda like what Into the Spider Verse and Across the Spider Verse did with the movie industry.

Good graphics

@@michaelmayers3622 Find some grass to touch

@@autismandgaming4532 i think you're just being rude for the sake of being rude

It will!

This aged beautifully

@@Jonny312. Yup, and I'm glad of it. :)

exactly and people complaining that it was a 'poor reward system' because you get the same reward for getting 1 hard moon vs 1 easy moon confused me, like in 64 you could do the exact same and i've NEVER seen it brought up at a point against that, it honestly feels like a minor nitpick to me, but it does ofc come down to preference I just think Odyssey does not get it half as easy as 64 does. (still love 64 tho)

Gusty Garden Galaxy hits harder tho.

Living Tombstones remix was also 🔥🔥🔥

also break free, paulines singing hits so hard

@@traviscunningham7062 perhaps, but to have pauline back after so so so much time and MAKING HER SING? jump up super star is just another level

Agreed. I'm currently making a 2D version of it.

@@mohamedhamis853be careful, the Nintendo ninjas could strike at any time.

@@guywitcurlyhairOn scratch

@@mohamedhamis853they’d want the head of an elementary schooler who drew Mario in art class you’re never safe

Was it?

dark moon video is coming soon!

@@Mariomikester Thank you very much for replying man! I look forward to watching it

Mario Galaxy is way better than this.

@@againsttheleftandright4065Nope. Fight me.

@@user-se7jj4gl6q Let's examine the core tenets of these games and see which areas are better in each. 1. move-set 3D Mario games focus on a consistent move-set from Mario. Odyssey's movement is closest to Galaxy's, but significantly nerfs Mario's long jump and wall jump to make players use his cap abilities more. While Mario has a larger move-set in Odyssey because of Cappy, the nerf and subsequent lack of demand for Mario's other moves sets Odyssey back. I hate what they did to Mario's move-set, but to be extra fair, I'll say that this is a tie, and subjective. So, for move-set, it's 0-0. 2. abilities All Mario games use special temporary abilities to increase Mario's move-set or give him a new way to move entirely. In Odyssey, this is done via "possessions." However, the lack of added complexity of possessions in Odyssey sets them back, compared to Galaxy which's abilities added complexity and were equally easy to use (cloud Mario and rock Mario come to mind). Spring Mario from Galaxy 1 (and 2, I think) is an example of Galaxy doing "possession" style abilities better than Odyssey. Compared to Frog Mario, Spring Mario requires more input and thought to control, and allows for unique challenges. 3. Graphics / Aesthetic Grouping these together. Despite being many years apart, Odyssey looks very similar to Galaxy 2 if you ignore the lack of fidelity the Wii was capable of. While it is subjective which style you prefer, I do think that Galaxy 1 and 2 have a more consistent and appealing aesthetic. 4. Story Mario games don't have complex stories, but Galaxy 1's story is far more interesting and engaging than Odyssey. This is not really that important, as "get back the princess" is all the story Mario really needs. 5. Level Design The level design in Galaxy is superior in every way to Odyssey. Instead of turning red coins into "Moons" to give the player a never-ending positive feedback loop, Galaxy 1/2 created dozens of unique worlds with 1-4 objectives, which change each time you play them. The worlds in Galaxy are usually interesting, while the worlds in Odyssey are mostly boring, with a few exceptions (the food kingdom). Even the end-game content is boring. It could have been mid-game Galaxy 2. The majority of content in Odyssey is recycled over and over again, and is often the most tedious and unengaging "gameplay" imaginable. Only about 10-20% of Galaxy is recycled content, and it always is upgraded in some way. 6. Difficulty Neither games are particularly challenging, even to 100%. However, Odyssey was clearly designed for children to beat with ease, while Galaxy 1/2 were meant to be playable by children, but not easy to beat per say. For example, the boss battles in Odyssey are painfully easy. In order to make them fun, you have to intentionally try to speedrun them. Imagine how much better it would have been if, for the 3rd Broodal fight, you had to fight the two Broodals you just beat at the same time, in the same ring? That would be interesting. But, no.

@@againsttheleftandright4065Just because a game isn’t challenging doesn’t make it a bad game. Shows that you’re a gank.

@@user-se7jj4gl6q Already responded to this one. Without challenge, games are boring. If your game is boring to most gamers, it is not a good game.

I work at Nintendo so I can tell you a little info on it The next 3d Mario game is going to be open world

@@ppo1502okay prove it

@@NovaJR9 wdym prove it ?

​@@ppo1502man you don't work at nintendo

@ppo1502 stop the cap man.

It's not a masterpiece. It's a very dumbed-down Mario Galaxy without the original environments and gravity mechanics.

@@againsttheleftandright4065 First off, this is not Galaxy. Second, you didn’t play the post game. Third, nobody agrees with you. Fourth, it adds everything people wanted in a Mario game. Fifth, shut up.

@@user-se7jj4gl6q You're literally 12 years old lmao

@@againsttheleftandright4065 Well, so far this is the only 3D Mario game I have ever played so I wouldn't know.

@@againsttheleftandright4065 Again, SHUT UP. Stop making fun of me. You’re a living hat hater.

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No idea, but I just disliked.

@@againsttheleftandright4065 Yeahhh, you’re a living hat hater.

​@@user-se7jj4gl6q I have an extension. 94 dislikes.

@@TheOtherNamesWereTaken123Less dislikes than likes. OK, thanks.

I agree, I think it is overlooked how lacking the the Ruin Kingdom and the Cloud Kingdom are. In a weird way it makes the total package feel incomplete imo.

Nah, sequel don’t work for new console, the new console would be seen like another switch

No, Breath of the Wild was released on the same day for both the Switch and Wii U. (March 3rd, 2017)

Can you really call it content if it isn't original or challenging?

@@againsttheleftandright4065​​⁠The game LITERALLY adds everything people wanted in a Mario game, so shut up.

*Many

it is a great game 💀🔪

@@connor91976 It's not. It lacks the creative and challenging levels of games like Galaxy 1 and 2.

then trickjump or speedrun its not fun when you just play it casually

@@againsttheleftandright4065 Bro didn’t play the post game 💀