@T-Link, you hit it on the nail there. The GBA games had such a crisp fluidity to them. The early DS Gen 4 ones were a little too slow for my taste. Luckily Gen 5 seemed to access that.
@paperluigi, thanks for updating the vote-count for me! Have you voted yourself?
Definitely Heartgold and Soulsilver for me. More so than Black's moving sprites, I felt the follow mechanic involving the lead Pokemon in these games made for a more immersive experience as it provided an interaction between trainer and Pokemon throughout the adventure beyond healing and battling.
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As much as I loved Leaf Green, I just can't vote against the latest remaster. Best generation in my opinion, and to have a Pokemon trailing behind like in Yellow was icing on the already delicious cake.
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I'm gonna sit on the fence and say I just love them both I played all my old Pokemon games through out this year! Playing Blue was so nostalgic! I would love if they released a Eshop version of Blue/Red with trading and battles that worked on the 3ds that would be amazing!
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@Jeremyx7, If you look through some of the previous mashups, there are newer games featured as well.
@Machamp_King, we've already done the original Animal Crossing vs. Wild World not too long ago. Many may feel the Wii game is too similar to the DS game for there to be much of a difference in terms of votes.
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Here it is, the two Mario games a lot of people either love or hate. I have no problems with either of them. They aren't the best Mario games by any stretch, but they certainly are great games in my eyes. I have to go with Super Mario Sunshine though, for its wonderful island atmosphere, which I would love to return to in a sequel someday.
3D Land. While Sunshine should be praised for taking the series in a new direction, it didn't always, y'know, work. 3D Land elevated itself above the NSMB games (lack of co-op multiplayer aside) pretty quickly to avoid being stale for a few reasons.
1. While Galaxy, especially 2, had similarities to this, this did genuinely feel like a 2D Mario that just happened to be a 3D platformer. It basically took extreme unoriginality and combined it to make something semi-unique. It's quite odd like that.
2. It is the only game I know of where the 3D is not only really good, but actually matters. 3D is irrelevent to gaming and this team is the only people proving otherwise. Something about the weird camera angles somehow let the 3D be used to actually help you get through the game easier. Beyond that, it just is the best 3D on the system in general. No other 3D looks as good as it does here.
3. The music is awesome. Not since the first Paper Mario have people not named Koji Kondo accurately replicated music that sounds like Koji Kondo.
4. Secret Worlds.
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