Poll Talk

[Alex95]

Sort of between the first two. It looks great, but so did Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash. The addition of a story mode is awesome, but I'd like to know more.

 

[Yoshi the SSM]

I kind of in the need for more info, but this information doesn't constitute it not being great. I choose the first one.

 

[Fanny]

I'm very sceptical about the game, especially after Ultra Smash was lacking in content.

But overall what I just said should be taken with a grain salt, considering the fact that I've never played a Mario Tennis game and chose the fourth option because of it.

 

[Xiahou Ba]

It's way too early to tell whether it's not best game or if it looks great.

 

[Duskull]

Truthfully, I haven't even watched a trailer for it, so I need more information :P

 

[winstein]

I have a better confidence with this game as opposed to Mario Tennis Ultra Smash, so I suppose that's a good thing. The thing I liked best about it is that there is more effort put into this game, such as the new tennis garb and what looked like to be alternative minigames, such as the one where you smash things. Not much is known about it now, but I am feeling good about this game based on what I know.

Thank you for reading.

 

[Lord Bowser]

my deepest apologies for being late with this, but new poll!

Do you think the New Super Mario Bros. series lacks originality?
* Yes, the NSMB games are carbon copies of each other, and thus they are bad games.
* Yes, and it impacts my experience to the point where I don't enjoy them as much.
* Yes, but I enjoy the formula enough, so I like them anyway.
* No, despite asset reuse, the level designs make them different enough for me to enjoy.
* No, they are all individual, good, and unique games in their own right.
* No, but I dislike the franchise for other reasons.
* I have no opinion on the matter.
* I have never played any of the New Super Mario Bros. games.

i'd have to go with the second option. nsmb2 is a prime example

 

[Xiahou Ba]

The cookie-cutter feel of them pales in comparison with other platformers, so I say, yeah, they do lack originality, at least 2 and U do.

 

[YoshiFlutterJump]

I voted for option 4. The levels are the real meat of a Mario game, and as long as the levels are original, the game is original.

 

[Noct]

In terms of visuals, music and world themes yes.

 

[Fawfulthegreat64]

Option 2, though I still enjoy the games themselves somewhat. I'm more upset by how its basic world design and lack of character variety bled into other series that used to be known for being more creative, like Paper Mario. The first NSMB was great though, I wish 2D Mario could still have bosses like the ones in that game.