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max power said: And the game is haaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrddddd. Hard to believe the company that now has the "Super Guide," and is trying to make games easy enough for little kids and grandparents to play, once sold a game as off-putting as the Lost Levels. But I digress... I don't think the level of difficulty has changed much. Nintendo just added a way for people who are not super awesome at platformers to progress. IMO, 20 years after the fact, I think Mario 2 is a great game. And Lost Levels, while a fun challenge, wasn't nearly as good. It added almost nothing to the series, and some of the challenge was a bit cheap/ridiculous. Oh, and Doki Doki Panic was a Miyamoto game, while he was less involved in Lost Levels! Therefore, American Super Mario Bros 2 > Japanese Super Mario Bros 2! I think both games were fantastic. The Lost Levels was a good challenge to those who enjoyed the original SMB while the American SMB2 was a refreshing change of pace with the character selection and new enemy roster. I couldn't compare to two. |
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