Charles Foster Kane
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Players share the lives? Prefer separate ones.
Doesn't really matter though.
Doesn't really matter though.
It's not literally 2D, but that's the perception. When the view shifts and you get that semi-leveled camera angle, or the high almost isometric stuff, and there isn't much to do with the camera because the entire level is right there, it gives off a 2D vibe. Yes you can still move on the Z axis or whatever you want to call it, but it's not really free form platforming where camera control in a 3D environment becomes important. Like you say, it's tight, highly focused platforming challenges.
And I didn't say "2D gameplay" I said "2D Mario" which means essentially bringing the 2D series straight into 3D which is exactly what you described. Tight/dense platforming challenges with very little of the "adventuring." Yes, 3D Land and 3D World are probably more faithful translations of classic Mario to 3D than 64, Sunshine, or even Galaxy. Where the complaints come from are the people who want to see a game where you're dropped into large playgrounds and spinning the camera means looking toward another challenge and more progression is made with the 64/Sunshine/Galaxy 3rd person follow cam instead of the super controlled angles we see here. To you, 3D World looks like what 3D Mario should've been in the first place, but some other people don't want 2D and 3D Mario crossing the streams as much.
I'm buying the game and I think it looks fun, but I understand where the other side is coming from and a part of me feels the same way. For some it's too traditional. It's too much like the 2D series'. It doesn't feel as grandiose as they'd like the console followup to the Galaxy series to be. Doesn't seem like such a crazy opinion to me.
Enjoying the footage, but "what do bells have to do with cats" is a bit cringe-worthy, even putting aside that they don't know where the Tanooki Leaf comes from...
You weren't going to buy it anyways.God I hate that annoying little pause when somebody dies, infuriating shit. Why do they keep that stuff in every single multiplayer Mario game, I just don't get it.
Day never.
Bells are usually associated with bells on a cats collar. And the leaf Tanooki connection comes from a Japanese myth as the Tanooki spirit use the leaf to help it transform into things.
God I hate that annoying little pause when somebody dies, infuriating shit. Why do they keep that stuff in every single multiplayer Mario game, I just don't get it.
Day never.
God I hate that annoying little pause when somebody dies, infuriating shit. Why do they keep that stuff in every single multiplayer Mario game, I just don't get it.
Day never.
...where? I'm watching 1-5 and they die around 1:37 and the living players don't skip a beat.
God I hate that annoying little pause when somebody dies, infuriating shit. Why do they keep that stuff in every single multiplayer Mario game, I just don't get it.
Day never.
Sure but in my experience it fucks up the rest of the team, that millisecond is incredibly annoying especially when you're jumping around enemies and platforms.I'm guessing its a visual cue to signal other players than one of them dun goofed
You need to watch closer, it's there....where? I'm watching 1-5 and they die around 1:37 and the living players don't skip a beat.
You need to watch closer, it's there.![]()
Bells are usually associated with bells on a cats collar. And the leaf Tanooki connection comes from a Japanese myth as the Tanooki spirit use the leaf to help it transform into things.
Sure but in my experience it fucks up the rest of the team, that millisecond is incredibly annoying especially when you're jumping around enemies and platforms.
You need to watch closer, it's there.
Edit: I dont mean in that video (I havent watched it), but not reason to not be there, if it's present in others.
Check the Eurogamer videos.It's not. And it's around 2:10, not 1:30. But two characters die within a few seconds of each other (and Peach dies again a few seconds later) and there's zero pause in the gameplay for any of them.
Where are you seeing it?
God thing this is a 3D platformer.This hasn't been on my radar at all, largely because I'm not a fan of the 2D platforming Mario games as much as I am, say, Mario 64, but I might be keeping my eye on this.
I'll just leave this right here...
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God, I'm missing Galaxy's Spin Jump already. That kind of "double jump" feature made 3D Marios way more accessible and fun in my opinion. I can't see it in 3D World videos...![]()
the comment was a quote.
I am aware. I was quoting what they said in their first video.
I'll just leave this right here...
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I'll just leave this right here...
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Check the Eurogamer videos.
Edit: I guess it doesnt happen when you actually die, but when you get hit, lose a power up or when you gain one, that's even worse!
Toad giving no shits about his slower companions lol
Enjoying the footage, but "what do bells have to do with cats" is a bit cringe-worthy, even putting aside that they don't know where the Tanooki Leaf comes from...
The 180 people's opinions have taken on this game since June is amazing lol
There is a mid-air spin move, I've seen it, I think if it adds anything to your jump, it's closer to New SMB than Galaxy.
Enjoying the footage, but "what do bells have to do with cats" is a bit cringe-worthy, even putting aside that they don't know where the Tanooki Leaf comes from...
Can't watch the video but really?
Italian plumbers, a human Princess, and a mushroom-headed dwarf are saving a fairy kingdom from a giant turtle and his minions by jumping on them and these guys are worried about whether bells making the heroes instantly put on cat suits makes sense?
They only mentioned it for like a few seconds lol. It wasn't a big deal. More like one guy wondered if there was a relationship between the two, and other said, well what does a leaf have to do with tanookis?
Peach is screwed.
Can't watch the video but really?
Italian plumbers, a human Princess, and a mushroom-headed dwarf are saving a fairy kingdom from a giant turtle and his minions by jumping on them and these guys are worried about whether bells making the heroes instantly put on cat suits makes sense?
Enjoying the footage, but "what do bells have to do with cats" is a bit cringe-worthy, even putting aside that they don't know where the Tanooki Leaf comes from...
IGN solves a puzzle:
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