Topic: Little things that confused you in video games

In Sonic Unleashed, Chip pulls "chocolate" out of his... you know.

Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story confused me from start to finish.

Their names are Mario Mario and Luigi Mario.

That game isn't supposed to make sense, like...the whole pipe system in Bowser's body. xD

I would be more concerned in how she stores the giant hammer when not in use. Seriously, where just she keep it!?

One thing that confused me is why Link from OoT was too young to wield the Master Sword yet other Links around his age were not too young. I guess that's just for the convenience of OoT's plot. Also, why is Adult Link unable to wield the boomerang? Did he forget how to throw one?

I'm confused why they still make Sonic games.

And they are called the Mario Bros because they`re last names are Mario. The reasoning for this has already been pointed out.

Maybe it's just a title, like Super Mario World, or Super Mario Galaxy. Next you'll be saying the games are titled that because it's Mario's world/galaxy/land/sunshine/whateverelse? He doesn't own the world or galaxy, but his name is in the title.

@SkullMan because Sonic doesn't look back, he doesn't give up, and he doesn't let go. He'll keep on running.

The reason for the name "Mario Bros" was basically because it was never thought out all that well when the game Mario Bros first came out for the arcades in the 80's. The name "Mario Bros" was made with Mario in mind. Luigi was just mostly a fill in character for the second player slot. Even though it's called Mario Bros, that doesn't mean it's their last names, especially for this case. They just stuck with the name because it was easily recognizable.

Also, I refuse to believe that their last names are Mario because it always reminds me of that awful POS Super Mario Bros movie every time I hear it (and that it sounds really stupid). Their last names were never officially announced by Nintendo, and until then, we will never know.

Words mean things. As I said, Billy and Jimmy Lee are the Lee Bros. because thats how naming structures work; a word prior to Bros. indicates the surname, not the main character's first name .

Whether or not Mario was intended or desired to be their surname, by being the Mario Bros., it still falls into the same naming structure and thats the most important part to this - maybe it wasn't thought out properly back in the early eighties and maybe Luigi wasn't destined to become anything more than the second player's character, Mario Bros. is still not exempt to the rules of grammar. Using the same example, what if Double Dragon was called Billy Bros. starring brothers Billy Lee and Jimmy Lee? What does Billy Bros. mean? Mario Mario makes sense whereas Billy Bros. does not. Its only stupid when it makes no grammatical sense, not if a character has the same name for his first name and surname.

Also, as I think I said earlier, the movie didn't create their surname; Nintendo did, albeit unintentionally. The writers just recognised the term "Mario Bros." as what it means in proper linguistics. Even if the movie didn't call attention to it or there was no movie, we would still be having this same argument.

It's just an anime yell ("Shea!" or however you'd spell it) that unfortunately sounds like er...that word you guys think it sounds like.
Let's talk about something else, please?

Why do Eggman and Eggman Nega say "Get ready to be schooled" in the first Sonic Rush? It's just....so out of place.

@Sadman: Hammerspace?