jenov4 said::lol at the purple (gay?) Mario from the Atari 2600.
The wrecking crew mario looks nifty.
FortNinety said:Wrecking Crew is maybe the most underrated Mario game ever in my book.
Saint Cornelius said:I didn't even really think it was a Mario game...? I guess it is, looking back at it... I just thought the character was another Mario-esque dude.
Saint Cornelius said:And what's this about Wrecking Crew '98!?
FortNinety said:Well you sort of are correct I suppose. Didn't Mario feature in a number of early NES games like Golf and they such? Or was that just for the game pak's cover?
FortNinety said:I think it was the last Super Famicom game released by Nintendo. I heard it's not that great, but I'd still love to play it.
The game also features some excellent two player action. One person can play as Mario and the other plays as Luigi and you race against each other to see who can score the most points. It's simple, but effective fun. There is also a level editor, so when you get sick of all 99 levels you can create your own. The editor is very basic, similar to the lode runner level editor. You can map any of the objects found in the game into the level, but you can't make any new types of objects. Still, there are a lot levels that anyone can imagine up, which makes the level editor a great addition.
I've got it emulated. IT SUCKS. It's not Wrecking Crew at all. It's Puzzle Game #2123. I was blown away about how shitty it is. I figured, at worst, it'd be a remake of Wrecking Crew...but it's so much worse.Saint Cornelius said:I didn't even really think it was a Mario game...? I guess it is, looking back at it... I just thought the character was another Mario-esque dude.
And what's this about Wrecking Crew '98!?
radioheadrule83 said:This was in Nintendo Official Magazine in the UK a couple of months ago... in this EXACT format, as part of their Paper Mario coverage. The 2d history of Mario it was called or something...
who ripped off who?
Neogeoman said:(note: parts of this article appeared in Nintendo Official Magazine UK, Sept. '04 issue)
As seen in NOM UK, but now with more detail, my history of Mario sprites!
Sorry that is the original.Saint Cornelius said:Society, that's good work there! *bow*
RevenantKioku said:Interesting seeing all the sprites together, but the author is obviously very bitter.
Finally, as pointed out in a forum post, the comparison of 1991's Super Mario World and 1993's Mario Land 2 was completely wrong, so I've removed it. The Mario's Shame section is accurate, none of those are out of order. And to back up my assertion that the Donkey Kong Mario of 1981 and 1994 are nearly identical, here's a comparison of the two, along with a super-imposed version highlighting the different pixels. Not counting the new black outline and the feet, the only changes are white eyes, a rounder hat, and maybe ten other changed pixels. I stand by my statements. =)