#SUPER MARIO 3D WORLD FULL GAME SERIES#

I think the 3D Mario series has been working its way up to an open-world game from the very beginning. You would ultimately need to collect a certain number of Moons (or comets?) to enter Bowser's Castle and finish the game, but whether you find them all in one zone or a few from every zone would be totally up to you. Instead of moving from World to World linearly, suppose you could explore any number of biomes throughout the Mushroom Kingdom in any order. An open-world Mario could work much the same way.

There's really no incentive to collect the other 756 Moons beyond the simple pleasure of discovery. In Super Mario Odyssey, you need to collect 124 of the 880 Power Moons to finish the game. And like Breath of the Wild,В completion could be self-motivated by the player. Using a Breath of the Wild-esque approach, an open-world Mario game would establish the geography of the Mushroom Kingdom in a way that would be extraordinarily gratifying for lifelong Mario fans.

Related: Mario Kart Fan Becomes First Person To Land Rainbow Road Ultra Shortcut (5 Years After It Was Discovered) As you continue to explore the Mushroom Kingdom you'll discover all of the famous world and locations from throughout Super Mario history, such as Rose Town from Super Mario RPG, Freezeflame Volcano from New Super Mario Bros., and yes, Yoshi's Island. Beyond Toad Town lies the Forest of Illusion from Super Mario World. Here comes the pitch: imagine aВ sprawling Mushroom Kingdom with Peach's Castle at the center and a full-scale Toad Town below it. I find these to be essential components to 3D Mario, and I think a truly open-world adventure would only emphasize what makes 3D Mario so great. The only thing that meaningfully changes fromВ one stage to the next is the level design. There's no progression at all, Mario doesn't get stronger, and the only things to unlock are cosmetic items. Odyssey is basically just 14 scavenger hunts to find the 880 Power Moons hidden throughout each world. If I had toВ identify the 3D Mario secret ingredients - the aspects that make 3D Mario games like Super Mario Odyssey so special - it would have to be the wide variety of tight platforming and excitement of exploration and discovery. Related: Nintendo UK Reveals Further Details On Bowser's Fury Plot In Super Mario 3D World I'm not looking for a 'big map' game at all, but I think there's a Breath of the Wild-type argument to be made for big open-world Mario. I'm not interested in Mario becoming some kind of 200 hour Ubisoft open-world epic where Mario has to climb to the top of vantage points to discover all the side quests on the map. As much as I love Super Mario Odyssey, isn't it time for Mario's first truly open-world adventure?Дon't get me wrong, I don't want to fundamentally change the 3D Mario format. Unlike theВ fixed camera position and linear stages of Super Mario 3D World, Bowser's Fury uses a 3rd-person camera and open world where Mario can freely explore and complete challenges in seemingly any order.В The island of Lake Lapcat, where Bowser's Fury takes place, looks like an extra-largeВ Kingdom from Super Mario Odyssey that uses the items from Super Mario 3D World. The Bowser's Fury reveal surprised a lot of peopleВ last week with its sandbox level design.

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