If Mario Galaxy or New Super Mario Bros. do not satisfy your desire for a full-fledged sequel to Mario with classic Mario design and gameplay, then you either haven't played enough Mario or there's just something wrong in your head.
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If Mario Galaxy or New Super Mario Bros. do not satisfy your desire for a full-fledged sequel to Mario with classic Mario design and gameplay, then you either haven't played enough Mario or there's just something wrong in your head.
What matters is what we think, not what anyone else thinks. ^______^
Personal opinion etc
It's of no matter. Let's just get back to the topic at hand; Nintendo's E3 this year.
I will pray to Santa for A Boy and His Blob 3.
A Boy and His Blob isn't even a Nintendo property.
Pikmin 3 would be the smurfing zenith.
D: How depressing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryűkishi
I'm hoping for animal crossing!
Given how well it would work with the Wiimote, it's rather upsetting there isn't a Pikmin 3 out already.Quote:
Originally Posted by I Took the Red Pill
Not to mention the possibility of Pikmin Wars via WiFi.
^Is this really necessary? Where did I say "exactly"? and for what reason would you assume I only meant SM64 when I suggested other games? (<- These are rhetorical questions, by the way...)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roto13
And Azar, I'm not sure if you noticed, but New Super Mario Bros. actually recycled alot of old maps and segments from older titles.
I personally see Mario galaxy, sunshine, the slew of games that have come out since SM64 as spinoffs. I apologize if anyone is offended that I could hold such an opinion, the only advice I can give is to grow up. I'm not going to argue with someone over the taxonomy of the Mario franchise :rolleyes2
Oh, and thanks Raebus.
Well, you're wrong, and if you're going to get all pissy whenever you're told you're wrong, you might want to get the hell off the internet.
This is ridiculous. :(
The Internets are serious business!
THE JACKEL
More peace please!
We each have our own opinion and think differently. We can't all agree on something at times so it's best just to let it go.