hanafuda on 21 March 2007
shams said:
No - you said this one is a "kiddie" game, and it resembles the original.... hence the conclusion.
So you have collected every coin? That took me a few months. Or at least finished/unlocked every level? No, probably not that either.
Go back and play the original. This one takes about 10x longer to complete than SMB did. Its actually a very long game - if you play it properly.
Easy - sure, unless you want to finish it properly. Some of the levels are *really* challenging, and some of the coins are... insane.
Remember, its a game for "casual" gamers - my wife got up to the very last level on her own (I was really impressed!).
My point isn't to slate NSMB. The point is regarding the Wiimote and lengthy adventure games. Nintendo have to incorporate a fairly complex Wiimote control scheme into this game, make it work so well that it can support the entire length of the game, and also make it simple enough so that kids can play. In other words, they have no choice but to dumb things right down.
Anyway, that is my last word on the subject in this thread. It wasn't my intention to derail the topic. I'll start up the Mario Galaxy thread proper some time.
PSN - hanafuda
