Okay, they don't suck, but are HUGELY HUGELY HUGELY overrated.
I played Super Mario Brothers 3 the other day. I didn't like it.
It was fun for a while. I enjoyed the whole first world. Unfortunately the game is too hard. Especially the battleship fortresses! Everyone says Silver Surfer was bad, but Mario 3 is EXACTLY the same! Projectiles everywhere? Dying in one hit? I must say, I expected more from the best game of all time.
You also have to be pretty precise about where you land on enemies. Anywhere other than dead centre becomes a hit. Sliding down some hills kills enemies and some don't.
The games gets worse as it progresses. The level with the angry sun is torture. It's too difficult. I ended up wasting the P-Wing on it by just flying over the sun.
World 4 is so horrendous that it just shrieks "LET'S RUIN IT!" At first it seems incredible. Big guys everywhere! Man, that's fun. But then they ruin it with an underwater stage. The swimming levels in this game are a nightmare. They're so impossible that they should be burned at the stake then used as litter boxes for excitable old cats.
4/10
Super Mario 64 is one of the most overrated games ever.
It's one small step below good. I jut got bored. There isn't much to do except run Mario around and jump on people. Isn't that what the old Mario games were?
Nothing's really changed except an awkward camera and a few more hits (which I love).
5/10
Mario Sunshine and Mario Galaxy are both faaaaaaaaaaaaaaar superior to 64 and 3. Nostalgia is nice, but unfortunately it blinds Nintendo fanboys to the truth. Twilight Princess and Wind Waker were both much more fun than Ocarina of Time. Just because they were revolutionary, it doesn't mean they're the best games. The CDi, Sega CD and Genesis, and 3DO were revolutionary. They sucked, sure, but they had their places in history. Why can't Mario's 3 and 64 be treated the same?
Please tell me why these games are universally loved.
I played Super Mario Brothers 3 the other day. I didn't like it.
It was fun for a while. I enjoyed the whole first world. Unfortunately the game is too hard. Especially the battleship fortresses! Everyone says Silver Surfer was bad, but Mario 3 is EXACTLY the same! Projectiles everywhere? Dying in one hit? I must say, I expected more from the best game of all time.
You also have to be pretty precise about where you land on enemies. Anywhere other than dead centre becomes a hit. Sliding down some hills kills enemies and some don't.
The games gets worse as it progresses. The level with the angry sun is torture. It's too difficult. I ended up wasting the P-Wing on it by just flying over the sun.
World 4 is so horrendous that it just shrieks "LET'S RUIN IT!" At first it seems incredible. Big guys everywhere! Man, that's fun. But then they ruin it with an underwater stage. The swimming levels in this game are a nightmare. They're so impossible that they should be burned at the stake then used as litter boxes for excitable old cats.
4/10
Super Mario 64 is one of the most overrated games ever.
It's one small step below good. I jut got bored. There isn't much to do except run Mario around and jump on people. Isn't that what the old Mario games were?
Nothing's really changed except an awkward camera and a few more hits (which I love).
5/10
Mario Sunshine and Mario Galaxy are both faaaaaaaaaaaaaaar superior to 64 and 3. Nostalgia is nice, but unfortunately it blinds Nintendo fanboys to the truth. Twilight Princess and Wind Waker were both much more fun than Ocarina of Time. Just because they were revolutionary, it doesn't mean they're the best games. The CDi, Sega CD and Genesis, and 3DO were revolutionary. They sucked, sure, but they had their places in history. Why can't Mario's 3 and 64 be treated the same?
Please tell me why these games are universally loved.