Super Mario 3D World

[Xiahou Ba]

Really? So where were New Super Mario Bros. 2 and Galaxy 2?

Both of which suck in comparison to the original...

Galaxy 2 was better though.

Yeah, but it's still the lesser of the two evils: it's still an evil imo

 

[Kingfawful4321]

This game wasn't great. But I still recommend it.

 

[Xiahou Ba]

This game wasn't great. But I still recommend it.

Oh? Why do you think so?

 

[Kingfawful4321]

Oh? Why do you think so?

I'll give you it in a nutshell.

The level design seemed lacking. I didn't think the character's special abilities were very useful (But still kinda useful).

But I still think it's hilarious when Blocksteppers freak out when one of them died.

 

[Baby Mario Bloops]

NSM, don't kid yourself, you know that SMG is superior to SMG2.

 

[New Super Mario]

NSM, don't kid yourself, you know that SMG is superior to SMG2.

They're both 8 star games anyway. :P

 

[Xiahou Ba]

The level design seemed lacking.

I...I don't understand how.

Especially when there are levels such as the Mario Kart one, the snowy ice level, and levels with blue lava in them

 

[Kong Rong]

Really? So where were New Super Mario Bros. 2 and Galaxy 2?

Both of which suck in comparison to the original...

actually I prefer nsmb 2 to nsmb

 

[Xiahou Dun]

The level design seemed lacking.

I...I don't understand how.

Especially when there are levels such as the Mario Kart one, the snowy ice level, and levels with blue lava in them

Probably because they aren't "wholesome" and the overall level design appears to be bunch of suspended platforms, similar to Super Mario Galaxy.

 

[Nabber]

Alright, so I have a question (no spoilers please)!

I played two levels of this at a Best Buy. The first level felt kinda open and nice, there was a lot of stuff to do, but then I had an underground level where everything was linear. My question is: in general, do we get more open kinds of levels, or is most of the game linear?