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The best and worst things about the Super Mario games

The best and worst things about the Super Mario games

Best: giant country Like the original Super Mario Bros.This sequel is such a work by Genius, a product of the creative team that shoots on all cylinders that it is extremely difficult to point out one thing as an outstanding function. But if there is an aspect that particularly indicates the game's excellence, it is ...

The 14 best and most obscure secrets

The 14 best and most obscure secrets

photo: Enlightenment I observe The Super Mario Bros Movie in its opening week with the intention of writing this article about easter eggs and references only to find that the film is nothing but easter eggs and references. A thorough synopsis would be indistinguishable from a comprehensive synopsis of the entire film. The plot for ...

I love The Worst Video Game Rankings Ever

I love The Worst Video Game Rankings Ever

screenshot: Sega earlier today, The times published what he hoped would be a respected list, an evergreen piece setting in stone what the newspaper considered the “20 Greatest Video Games of All Time.” Compiling the list was a “jury of experts,” and I only use quotation marks there because they are their exact words, not ...

Rift Apart has been the best mascot platformer in ages, but there isn’t a lot of competition

Rift Apart has been the best mascot platformer in ages, but there isn’t a lot of competition

picture: Sony / Kotaku The prehistoric 1990s was a different time for video games. Mascot platformer roamed the untamed jungles, with Mario and Sonic fighting forever, while Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Croc, Rayman and countless copycats were strewn underfoot. Fast forward to today, and “mascot platformer” is hardly a genre anymore. There are still a handful ...