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While I don't have any intention of initiating an argument here, I'll do you a better question: What sense does any of the things you just said make?

Bold words coming from a person with a SuperMarioLogan themed profile picture, if you ask me... 😬

That, and maybe the Virtual Boy wouldn't have been such a disaster.

Now I need to see Poochy riding his own rideable animal companion while Yoshi is riding on Poochy and Mario is riding on Yoshi. It would be a sight to behold.

I'm guessing it has something to do with Nintendo sucking at business in general during the mid to late 90s, such as their failed partnerships with Sony and Philips, the constant delays of both the Nintendo 64 and its Disk Drive attachment you mentioned, the failure of the Virtual Boy you also...

As of the 23rd of May, that is.

Even then, it would be incredibly cursed.

Exactly. Why do you think the Mario fandom came up with the monstrosity that is Bowsette? 🙈

"And if that ain't replay value, my name ain't Rex Viper RIIIIGS!!!"

"I'm gonna write "Get out of bed."" "Don't know what OUT is. What shall I do now?"

Dean "The Yosh" Yoshter found his pirate friend washed up on the shores of New Wikisburg, having turned into the undead Dry Clawgrip.

It's honestly surprising that Nintendo still hasn't come knocking on the Lerdwichagul Brothers' door for their continued usage of Mario characters in their SMG4 video's in spite of how big the Lerdwichagul Brothers have gotten in terms of video production and the like. SuperMarioLogan, an even...

I'm not familiar with the Mario and Luigi series' battle strategies in the slightest, but from watching playthroughs of Superstar Saga in the past, I remember that players usually tend to take out "Rookie" first before gunning for Popple due to the reasons you mentioned.

Fair enough, lol. And yeah, that's basically what the Virtual Boy is; A pair of goggles on a stand. To some people like James "Angry Video Game Nerd" Rolfe, that translates to a pair of eyeballs on legs.

Yeah, there was a warning on the box that the Virtual Boy came in that it could cause headaches and seizures from playing it for prolonged periods of time.

The closest you'll get to Luigi in Sticker Star is finding him through five silent cameo's, and if you manage to get all of those cameo's, he'll appear in the game's ending credits, leading the parade as he did in Paper Mario 64 (and to a lesser extent, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door).

Be sure to check out Fake News and Palette Swap in today's issue of The 'Shroom once it releases! You'll be able to get the clues that you can use to make a delicious hot beverage for the chilly fall months in Cooking Guide, Wallace Ulysses and his faithful secretary set out to discover the...

Yep, there's that. Anything Nintendo does in general nowadays doesn't surprise me, and plays a huge part in why I try to avoid giving them money as much as I possibly can.

I wouldn't worry about it. Given that Yoshi's Topsy Turvy was nothing but a silly gimmicky game meant to show off the capabilities of the Game Boy Advance, the strange naming of the game outside North America isn't something deserving a lack of sleep.

If you really want to bring more variety into the boss fights in Mario Bros Wonder and any future games that might follow its example, take some cues from New Super Mario Bros DS and have the bosses be bigger variants of regular enemies. And I say this as someone who considers the Koopalings...

I mean that I disagree with the more story-driven, original character oriented videos that SMG4 has been putting out over the last few years being well done. Like, the reason why lots of people, including myself fell in love with SMG4 and his content in the first place was because it involved...