I find Galaxy 1 to be a little overrated, the presentation and music is amazing, but low difficulty and simple controls/levels made it less than it could beI know I'm in the minority with this, but where Sunshine immediate clicked with me, I had no such luck with Galaxy. Probably doesn't help that I fucking hated the Wii as well as motion controls, but having to point the wiimote at the screen for all kinds of little things kept being an issue during my entire playthrough, as was the camera on all the small spherical levels. They just didn't click with me and prevented me from loving Galaxy.
Meanwhile, I've never had any issues with the camera in 64 or Sunshine. Those just... immediate clicked for me? I mean, I know a lot of people hate the camera in Super Mario 64 but from the very first second that stuff just felt completely natural to me. I can easily adjust it even while doing difficult jumps without any issue.
Yeah, a lot of people seem to feel like that, I know I'm in the minority. Sucks for me, because it always feels like I'm missing something but yeah, just never really clicked with me.
Just for the record, I don't think Galaxy is a bad game or anything, it's just one of my least favorite 3D mario games to date and the motion controls make it feel like a chore to play.
It made sense back then cause the Switch only had one analog stick. And 3D Land was limited by the hardware. Stages were really simple and bland.I would say Mario 3D land or 3D world.
Galaxy started this dumb trend of fixing camera perspectives and then 3D land/world took that trend and ran with it.
"Shouldnt even be pitted" means its clearly the worst 3D entry. It is a 3D entry with limited moveset and nearly locked camera. Its the Kirby of Mario games.Most definitely the worst.
Also, people dunking on 3D World are tripping, for starters it shouldn’t even be pitted with 3D Marios as it’s more of a 3D 2D hybrid. The game is so full of ideas and they are executed so well at times it’s just showing off, the multiplayer is god tier and it should have become the template for modern “2D Mario”.
Regarding the camera in Mario 64 and Sunshine, I can relate. Not only did I never have a single problem with the camera controls, but it didn't even occur to me that it was possible to be unsatisfied with them in principle -- it was just instantly intuitive and worked flawlessly, like walking or jumping.I know I'm in the minority with this, but where Sunshine immediate clicked with me, I had no such luck with Galaxy. Probably doesn't help that I fucking hated the Wii as well as motion controls, but having to point the wiimote at the screen for all kinds of little things kept being an issue during my entire playthrough, as was the camera on all the small spherical levels. They just didn't click with me and prevented me from loving Galaxy.
Meanwhile, I've never had any issues with the camera in 64 or Sunshine. Those just... immediate clicked for me? I mean, I know a lot of people hate the camera in Super Mario 64 but from the very first second that stuff just felt completely natural to me. I can easily adjust it even while doing difficult jumps without any issue.
Yeah, a lot of people seem to feel like that, I know I'm in the minority. Sucks for me, because it always feels like I'm missing something but yeah, just never really clicked with me.
Just for the record, I don't think Galaxy is a bad game or anything, it's just one of my least favorite 3D mario games to date and the motion controls make it feel like a chore to play.
Fuck 3D world the thread
The best 3D platformer from other companies still is such a huge step/leap/freefall down from the worst mainline 3D Mario platformer, just appreciate them all.
I do know though, as said. I mean, there's no account for taste if I should put it kindly, a person earlier was praising A Hat in Time over post-64 Marios and what not, Poi and Skylar & Plux are better than that thing turned out for all its crazy hype over looking like Wind Waker with Mario's movesI dunno man
3d land was ok.3D World was such a massive let down after the Galaxy games. I find it hard to judge because of that. Oddly enough, I love 3D Land.
Also has the worst OST of all Mario games.3d land was ok.
3d world was lazy as fuck
Thanks also you have taste
3d land was ok.
3d world was lazy as fuck
Thanks also you have taste
I haven't play Sunshine in years, and I remember liking it, but I completely agree with you, the best levels were when your water pack was stolen.I ran through Mario 64 in the Switch collection and wanted to replay Sunshine before playing Galaxy for the first time. Sunshine stopped me dead in my tracks. I hate the stupid backpack gimmick. The best levels are the ones where the backpack gets stolen.
I always felt like the no Fludd levels in Sunshine served as a blueprint of sorts for Galaxy. Not sure if that's popular consensus but nice to see someone else mention it.Truly. I wish we got a whole game just like the no fludd, secret levels. Galaxy is probably the closest thing to that, but it's still not it.
yesIs Mario Sunshine the worst mainline Mario game?
It's been a while since I've played it, but I thought 3D Land was really excellent back when, especially compared to NSMB style games. I'll have to go back and give it a shot to see how I feel about it today. 3D World however, I skipped and only recently picked up on Switch but wasn't as impressed and haven't bothered to finish it yet.3D World was such a massive let down after the Galaxy games. I find it hard to judge because of that. Oddly enough, I love 3D Land.
The game was create around the controller and vice-versa. Same thing as playing SM64 with the N64 controller on Switch, it is another thing…I really enjoyed Sunshine. Felt terrible on the Switch when I tried it but I'm sure I'd still enjoy it on the GCN. As much as I dislike the GCN controller, it was amazing for first-party games.
I'd go with this as well.Super Mario Bros 2
100%.The game was create around the controller and vice-versa. Same thing as playing SM64 with the N64 controller on Switch, it is another thing…
It's 100% the worst in my opinion. It just doesn't feel like a Mario game. It's almost like it started life as a concept for another game, but then had the Mario skin slapped on last minute.
The GC library was probably the worst for Nintendo first party games as well.
Worst mainline Mario
Worst Mario Kart
Visually the worst Zelda (I've never played it so can't be sure about gameplay)
Metroid Prime was okay I guess? That's it.
Yeah, but Mario Sunshine was a mess. I can't believe Nintendo went from Mario 64 to that.
Well done, absolute combo breaker. I honestly can't remember the last time I outright defended Nintendo on Gaf, lol. They've been dead to me for years.
They've been dead to me for years.