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-Mazer wrote:Damn brits trying to change Color to Colour

Bearhugger29 wrote:

The latest take on the Mario series - "Super Mario 64 Wii U" has been launched and fans feel that is not up to the mark. The UI is not very nice and it looks kind of boring. Unlike Super Mario 64, it lacks in generating interest amongst gamers and make them want to play encore versions of the game. There is no dragon to fight and no princess to save in this version, making it more of a new game then an intended nostalgic one. It is just a one time play.
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Super Mario is a game title which not only brings back a thousand childhood memories, it also makes you want to play the game. Everyone loves this game series and it was pretty obvious when Nintendo decided to go for the Wii U game console of the game. Mario had first come out nearly two decades ago and it has evolved hugely since then, reports Exo Phase.

Still if one is a hard core Mario fan, and want to play it, there is plenty for you to go on with in the game. There are about 15 stages in this Wii U version, reports Nintendo Life. Instead of going through obstacles, you need to collect stars; 7 stars to be precise. You can collect a maximum of 120 stars to complete all the stages of the game.

Gamers have said that they were not able to relate to the game in a way they had anticipated, making it clear that the latest take on Mario has not been received well.

-Mazer wrote:

The latest take on the Mario series - "Super Mario 64 Wii U" has been launched and fans feel that is not up to the mark. The UI is not very nice and it looks kind of boring. Unlike Super Mario 64, it lacks in generating interest amongst gamers and make them want to play encore versions of the game. There is no dragon to fight and no princess to save in this version, making it more of a new game then an intended nostalgic one. It is just a one time play.
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Super Mario is a game title which not only brings back a thousand childhood memories, it also makes you want to play the game. Everyone loves this game series and it was pretty obvious when Nintendo decided to go for the Wii U game console of the game. Mario had first come out nearly two decades ago and it has evolved hugely since then, reports Exo Phase.

Still if one is a hard core Mario fan, and want to play it, there is plenty for you to go on with in the game. There are about 15 stages in this Wii U version, reports Nintendo Life. Instead of going through obstacles, you need to collect stars; 7 stars to be precise. You can collect a maximum of 120 stars to complete all the stages of the game.

Gamers have said that they were not able to relate to the game in a way they had anticipated, making it clear that the latest take on Mario has not been received well.

TensePsychopath wrote:

Welp, excitement for this went down quite a bit.

xXJus10Xx wrote:

-Mazer wrote:

The latest take on the Mario series - "Super Mario 64 Wii U" has been launched and fans feel that is not up to the mark. The UI is not very nice and it looks kind of boring. Unlike Super Mario 64, it lacks in generating interest amongst gamers and make them want to play encore versions of the game. There is no dragon to fight and no princess to save in this version, making it more of a new game then an intended nostalgic one. It is just a one time play.
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Super Mario is a game title which not only brings back a thousand childhood memories, it also makes you want to play the game. Everyone loves this game series and it was pretty obvious when Nintendo decided to go for the Wii U game console of the game. Mario had first come out nearly two decades ago and it has evolved hugely since then, reports Exo Phase.

Still if one is a hard core Mario fan, and want to play it, there is plenty for you to go on with in the game. There are about 15 stages in this Wii U version, reports Nintendo Life. Instead of going through obstacles, you need to collect stars; 7 stars to be precise. You can collect a maximum of 120 stars to complete all the stages of the game.

Gamers have said that they were not able to relate to the game in a way they had anticipated, making it clear that the latest take on Mario has not been received well.

The fuck is this?

Finally, there are souls, the game's premium kurrency. These are the only way to get access to almost the entirety of the game's selection of gold characters. Souls can be earned in a variety of ways, but you can't grind them, so your progress is going to be a lot slower in Mortal Kombat X than in Injustice or Immortals if you're trying to play without spending too much cash. One thing that hasn't changed from those games is the unappealing IAP selection. You can spend $9.99 and still not have quite enough souls to buy a gold pack. Souls are earned the first time you clear any given set of battles. You can also earn them by leveling your main account up, which occurs after a certain number of victories in battle, and by completing daily missions. When you're only earning a few souls for any of those things and the gold pack sits there with a 150 soul price tag, it's hard to stay chipper about it all. Simply refilling a single character's stamina meter carries the stiff cost of three souls, which seems very out of line with how tough it is to earn them.

-Mazer wrote:

TensePsychopath wrote:

Welp, excitement for this went down quite a bit.

Why?

-Mazer wrote:

Finally, there are souls, the game's premium kurrency. These are the only way to get access to almost the entirety of the game's selection of gold characters. Souls can be earned in a variety of ways, but you can't grind them, so your progress is going to be a lot slower in Mortal Kombat X than in Injustice or Immortals if you're trying to play without spending too much cash. One thing that hasn't changed from those games is the unappealing IAP selection. You can spend $9.99 and still not have quite enough souls to buy a gold pack. Souls are earned the first time you clear any given set of battles. You can also earn them by leveling your main account up, which occurs after a certain number of victories in battle, and by completing daily missions. When you're only earning a few souls for any of those things and the gold pack sits there with a 150 soul price tag, it's hard to stay chipper about it all. Simply refilling a single character's stamina meter carries the stiff cost of three souls, which seems very out of line with how tough it is to earn them.

TensePsychopath wrote:The dialogue is terrible and cringey. Not to mention this whole setup is unbelievably cliche.

Lady: We need to talk about something really important.

Guy: Heh. You sure you don't just wanna fuck me instead?

Lady: Yes, stop joking around, this is serious.

Guy: That's not what you said last night lmao.

Lady: Can you be professional for just one second?

Guy: Jesus, why are you such a kill joy, lady?

In the first Jurassic Park the characters talked like actual human beings.

xXJus10Xx wrote:

-Mazer wrote:

Finally, there are souls, the game's premium kurrency. These are the only way to get access to almost the entirety of the game's selection of gold characters. Souls can be earned in a variety of ways, but you can't grind them, so your progress is going to be a lot slower in Mortal Kombat X than in Injustice or Immortals if you're trying to play without spending too much cash. One thing that hasn't changed from those games is the unappealing IAP selection. You can spend $9.99 and still not have quite enough souls to buy a gold pack. Souls are earned the first time you clear any given set of battles. You can also earn them by leveling your main account up, which occurs after a certain number of victories in battle, and by completing daily missions. When you're only earning a few souls for any of those things and the gold pack sits there with a 150 soul price tag, it's hard to stay chipper about it all. Simply refilling a single character's stamina meter carries the stiff cost of three souls, which seems very out of line with how tough it is to earn them.

No...

xXJus10Xx wrote:Oh, mobile version only?
That's fine then... That would be downright awful if that was about the console versions.

-Mazer wrote:

xXJus10Xx wrote:Oh, mobile version only?
That's fine then... That would be downright awful if that was about the console versions.

Yeah, should have made it clearer. But still, that is a serious ripoff.

-Mazer wrote:

xXJus10Xx wrote:

-Mazer wrote:

The latest take on the Mario series - "Super Mario 64 Wii U" has been launched and fans feel that is not up to the mark. The UI is not very nice and it looks kind of boring. Unlike Super Mario 64, it lacks in generating interest amongst gamers and make them want to play encore versions of the game. There is no dragon to fight and no princess to save in this version, making it more of a new game then an intended nostalgic one. It is just a one time play.
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Super Mario is a game title which not only brings back a thousand childhood memories, it also makes you want to play the game. Everyone loves this game series and it was pretty obvious when Nintendo decided to go for the Wii U game console of the game. Mario had first come out nearly two decades ago and it has evolved hugely since then, reports Exo Phase.

Still if one is a hard core Mario fan, and want to play it, there is plenty for you to go on with in the game. There are about 15 stages in this Wii U version, reports Nintendo Life. Instead of going through obstacles, you need to collect stars; 7 stars to be precise. You can collect a maximum of 120 stars to complete all the stages of the game.

Gamers have said that they were not able to relate to the game in a way they had anticipated, making it clear that the latest take on Mario has not been received well.

The fuck is this?

A real review of Mario 64 Virtual Console release :\

Cybersix wrote: