Would like to see Mario Kart have some similar micro updates like this. Few new karts/parts/amiibo outfits/character looks would be nice to help keep interest or even a new battle arena.
@YummyHappyPills that top balloon is easily gotten and isn’t a glitch.There is a hole below and to the right that you can roll through to grab the balloon.
Theory time (humorous to an extent) - What if speedy mechanics in the game, such as the rocket flowers, rolling, and such are Nintendo's subtle hints to Sonic Team on how to do 3D Sonic properly. Idk about you, but the way Nintendo handles Mario Odyssey's speedy mechanics is how I could envision a proper 3D Sonic title, except you know, faster. That's just me though
@FireMario887 Sonic games don't need to be faster, it woul help a lot being LESS fast in fact. Sonic need to bring back depth to the speed. If you play the first games you will notice how you have to build up speed and then use it in the most effective way (taking the right path where speed gives you an advantage)... and the interaction with the shape of the ground influenced Sonic speed, making this speed feel more real. Sonic isn't just fast, Sonic uses the ground shape to gain speed, and this is what makes it fun. When sonic is just fast no matter wath it becomes dumb.
Anyway, I have a question.
I don't want
the hat that appears over the castle in the post ending kindom to appear at all, I prefer to see the normal roof of the castle
how many moons can I collect before that happens? I want to avoid it.
PS: in my opinion Sonic team should use skateboarding games as inspiration for Sonic games because they need to focus on how the ground affect the speed of the character.
I'll have to figure out how to upload photos from my phone, but I was trying to exploit the game in the Wooded Kingdom during the story part of the game, yet they still manage to anticipate the skilled players and set up roadblocks.
There's something that I observed about most 3D Mario titles and that is that they pertain to the classics in some shape or form, it's easier to show:
64: Pertains to SMB, because it's revolutionary with new, groundbreaking mechanics and is a beginning in a way
Sunshine: SMB2, it's actually a challenging Mario game and features an unusually different aesthetic approach with some unique gameplay quirks
Galaxy: SMB3, took the best aspects from 64/SMB and captilized on those, as well as throwing in some evolutionary gameplay mechanics
Galaxy 2: SMW, a more refined and sophisticated approach to Galaxy/SMB3's level design. Plus, Yoshi. Oh, and even some music from SMW
Odyssey: 64, return to open-ended design, references to 64 throughout
Next game: Hopefully takes aspects from Sunshine. Please???
@Snaplocket Well 3D Land and World were kind of a culmination of multiple classic Mario games in terms of their nostalgic factor. Nonetheless, I agree for the most part. I like the linear, more structured focus on precision platforming challenges. I like being tested for my skill in action stages as opposed to exploring in mostly friendly environments. I would kill for a Mario game that has the intricacy of the moveset in the more exploratory Mario 3D games and apply it to more structured platforming levels, like taking the concept of Mario Sunshine's secret levels and running with it, stretch it out to a full game.
3D World acts as a great filler title, but it was disappointing as the only "3D" Mario game on the Wii U. If we got a 3D World sequel now, after Odyssey, I bet I'd love it much more than the original.
I just got done doing a Moon in lost kingdom, and I want to talk about it. Its one of the postgame moons, so If you don’t want that one moon spoiled, don’t click bellow.
The moon in question is Taking Notes: Streach and Shrink. Your on those spinning plus sign platforms and the notes are arranged just outside the platforms and in a way where you have to go through two of the platforms and a thin ledge. If I did a bad job explaining that, it should be easy enough to find a picture. What the game WANTS you to do is capture a tropical wiggler so that you can grab all the notes with ease. However I never noticed the wiggler! I thought you had to use the Cappy Spin Attack to grab them all. So I was doing that, and I died a lot by falling into the poison lake. Little over half an hour later, I get lucky and get all the notes. I then read the name of the moon and was like “Wait, what?” I went to the area were you get the note and saw the wiggler. MASSIVE FACEPALM.
@TheTetrisGuy sadly, there are only a few moons there in all. Hopefully they expand the lost kingdom with Dlc!
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Turns out there's no pattern yet in the distribution of Odyssey content, hint art #5 came rather than a batch of costumes.
While there's no pattern with given content as of yet, starting from 14th March, they've been releasing new content/art every Wednesday without fail. In addition, if from now they only release hint art on Wednesday and nothing else, then the 13th June will mark the 13th hint art. The 13th of June being in the middle of E3, and there being 13 full playable kingdoms.
Does it mean anything, who knows, maybe some Odyssey related announcement at E3 with the last bit of hint art being the mushroom kingdom and it being a link to Delfino island, one can only hope, but clearly Nintendo are planning something i'd hope
So I do have 999 moons now. However, that doesn't mean I have them all, stil five remaining (2 at the dissapearing platforms. You know, the super-hard one. 2 perfect sketches. And of course the final challenge). Basically I am done.
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