Marshal Dan Troop said:
It has only been used once in a game not very well known as the others. Besides, I can still use it because it isn't the same old grass, lava, ice, etc. stuff.
How do you think they should shake up the level themes?
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It has only been used once in a game not very well known as the others. Besides, I can still use it because it isn't the same old grass, lava, ice, etc. stuff.
The space area in Super Paper Mario...BMB said:
Also Super Mario Land 2 sold 11 million copies but your right 11 million that's pretty damn obscure when you compare it to Super Mario Galaxies 10.68 million
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Despite that they can directly use Diamond City (unless the staff want to find another exotic city), the question is whether there is really such a place under the rule of Peach, since in the Earth usually capital should be the most bustling place.Marshal Dan Troop said:
And it's still that how to do with the citizens if NSMB take places their, or it can only be an RPG or 3D game.
I would like to see a food/candy world. It would be like Sweet Mystery Galaxy from SMG2 and Sweet Sweet Galaxy from SMG
Futuristic Base world, lasers, other nice things
Maybe an autumn world like it is a forest but takes place in the atumn season. It has big polices of leaves. Has that snow effect but instead leaves are falling. Maybe it can take place around Halloween with some pumpkins and takes place at night.
Futuristic Base world, lasers, other nice things
Maybe an autumn world like it is a forest but takes place in the atumn season. It has big polices of leaves. Has that snow effect but instead leaves are falling. Maybe it can take place around Halloween with some pumpkins and takes place at night.
While I wouldn't mind less bread and butter level themes, I think that the NSMB series art direction is really at fault here. It's not just that it constantly uses the same Ice/Desert/Grass/Lava themes, it's that the Ice/Desert/Grass/Lava worlds in all of the games look exactly the same.
Like, nearly of the 2D platformers use the grassland archetype, but because each games have their own art style and stylistic quirks, it doesn't feel too tired.
Now compare with the NSMB series' desert levels
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Like, nearly of the 2D platformers use the grassland archetype, but because each games have their own art style and stylistic quirks, it doesn't feel too tired.
Now compare with the NSMB series' desert levels
yeah
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Like I stated previously, a space/futuristic world (that one level with stars in NSMBU is a good start, I guess) and a factory world. Those are my two favorite world themes; Kirby's Epic Yarn and Return to Dream Land, respectfully, did a great job on both.
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The perfect theme at least in my opinion:
World 1 - Grassland
World 2 - Desert
World 3 - Haunted
World 4 - Jungle, but more unique things (i.e. purple goo level where you use logs as platforms)
World 5 - Giant (This was great in SMB3)
World 6 - Ice
World 7 - Clouds
World 8 - Bowser-themed city
World 9 - Lava
Secret world - Space
Yes, I personally think a short World 9 should be in the main story.
World 1 - Grassland
World 2 - Desert
World 3 - Haunted
World 4 - Jungle, but more unique things (i.e. purple goo level where you use logs as platforms)
World 5 - Giant (This was great in SMB3)
World 6 - Ice
World 7 - Clouds
World 8 - Bowser-themed city
World 9 - Lava
Secret world - Space
Yes, I personally think a short World 9 should be in the main story.
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The Koopalings could have been hard, or at least at the level of Ludwig in Super Mario Bros. 3. The Bowser fights are a bigger problem; not only do they keep using the bridge/switch fight from SMB (why? It's boring), but when there's something after that, it's just a chase scene. Mario hasn't actually fought Bowser in a 2D platformer since Super Mario World.
So, for their next game, they should try different artwork?Glowsquid said:While I wouldn't mind less bread and butter level themes, I think that the NSMB series art direction is really at fault here. It's not just that it constantly uses the same Ice/Desert/Grass/Lava themes, it's that the Ice/Desert/Grass/Lava worlds in all of the games look exactly the same.
Like, nearly of the 2D platformers use the grassland archetype, but because each games have their own art style and stylistic quirks, it doesn't feel too tired.
Now compare with the NSMB series' desert levels
yeah
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Definitely. I would like to see sprites being used again to represent characters.
I found the Bowser boss fights of Super Mario 3D Land and New Super Mario Bros. Wii pretty underwhelming if you ask me. Especially Super Mario 3D Land's. When I found out that you can't beat him up using something and there's a stupid switch again, I was especially bummed.
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I found the Bowser boss fights of Super Mario 3D Land and New Super Mario Bros. Wii pretty underwhelming if you ask me. Especially Super Mario 3D Land's. When I found out that you can't beat him up using something and there's a stupid switch again, I was especially bummed.