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A Super Mario 3D Collection for Wii U would be awesome, but I'm sure that's not going to happen. At least, not for a few years maybe. Nintendo hardly ever does compilations, they like to re-release the same exact games individually on different systems to squeeze out every last penny they can get. Still, I'd like to see them launch the Wii U with a Mario game more substantial than New Super Mario Bros. U, and I think a compilation of some sort might do the trick. NSMBU doesn't look like it comes close to tapping the full potential of the systems graphics capabilities, and even though I never tire of saying gameplay trumps graphics, there seem to be a lot of Nintendo fans who are just dying to see a great looking Mario game. I've been reading a lot of the comments here and I am amazed at the amount of criticism I'm seeing directed at NSMBU's graphics as well as the Wii U itself. I can't remember seeing so much negativity toward Nintendo, especially from a site dedicated to the company.
Of course I won't be getting a Wii U at launch, I'm still trying to save up for a Wii so I can finally play the 30 or so A+ titles it has that are now selling for $10-$20 each. Shoot, I'm still hoping to play Super Mario Sunshine, along with a ton of other GameCube games. Graduated from college a few years back, only to find myself competing for positions against laid off 30-40 somethings with years of work experience in one of the worst job markets in modern history.
Oh yeah, Eyerok was a great boss. My favorite one in Super Mario 64. He actually put up a decent fight, unlike the others who just sort of marched around waiting to be thrown, kicked, stomped, etc. Even with the fairly lame combat, I would still put it near the top of my list of greatest games ever made.
Of course it's not going to happen! Tis but a pipe dream.
Right now I'm going through every bonus stage in an attempt to get every Secret Star. This guide here really helps, so if you're working on getting...
That was the DS version, I can't find an N64/VC version.
I actually got done playing this game not too long ago.
I love Super Mario 64 and, today, I just turned it on so I could listen to that wonderful music from Jolly Roger Bay and swim around for a while. It's so relaxing.
Overall, though, I still choose Super Mario 64 as my favorite of the 3D Mario games. Galaxy comes in at second place, though, but man.
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