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Forums - Nintendo - Super Mario 64 VS Super Mario Sunshine

CDiablo on 26 May 2014

While I like Sunshine more than either Galaxy, 64 is the best 3D mario.



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larrysdirtydrawss on 26 May 2014

joke thread? m64 is an ALL-TIMER.. one of the first games (if not the very first) game that made you say,holy sh_t is this really happening? sunshine was a grade-A pile of gerbil semen...I watched recently some footage from the m64 reveal on youtube(e396?),there was a collective gasp your heard when gameplay was demoed. good/funny piece of history



Augen on 26 May 2014

Sunshine was a great game, and I never cared for Mario 64. The Galaxy games were for me when Nintendo finally had a 3D entry on par with 2D ones.



Maniac on 26 May 2014

Like most people here, I'll have to say Super Mario 64 as well. It's a fantastic platformer that gave me a full gaming experience. I put in countless hours into Super Mario 64 as a child as I tried to figure out how to get every single star.

I actually really enjoyed Sunshine. It was different, but also fun and colorful. It's true that it felt unfinished and not as polished as 64 was, but it was still a nice to play.




Hibern81 on 26 May 2014

Super Mario 64 is the greatest game of all time. See? It says so in my profile pic. Sunshine just didn't do it for me in any way....at all. It's been 18 years and I'm still waiting for my true sequel. I will kick start it myself if need be.



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