![]() |
Mario 128
Any new news on this ? It's supposed to be the definitive Mario game for the GCN. I'm really anticipated.
|
I haven't heard anything about this in awhile. I imagine that it will be moved over to Revolution (Nintendo's next console) and shown when Revolution is unveiled at the next E3.
Too bad, I could really go for a Mario game that is an actual Mario game and not a spinoff. |
I agree. With nothing shown yet, and a new Metroid and Zelda coming to the GC, I imagine they'll save the new mario game to be the killer app at the launch of the next console.
Sucks for us, good idea on their part. The GC had no killer apps at launch which really hurt it. It would have sold much better with a good mario game. |
I agree Josh, but it seems that the few true Mario games have been few and far between for Nintendo's next-gen consoles. This might be due to fear of lack of innovation and watering down the franchise.
|
Or Miyamoto was just sick of working on them and/or to busy with zelda/pikmin etc.
|
I hope the next Mario game he isn't going to be a sanitation worker with a water pack. That was the pits!
All I know is...I'm repurchasing a GC for Zelda! NOw that's my kinda game! Link's public service is killing goblins! |
I think it's better for Nintendo to move the game over to "Revolution". Also the name "Mario Revolution" would be cool. Wouldn't it be great if "Revolution" launched with both a new Mario and Smash Bros. titles!
As for us GC owners, we can still get our Mario fix with upcoming games such as Mario Tennis, Mario Party 6, and Paper Mario. |
Originally posted by CreatureX As for us GC owners, we can still get our Mario fix with upcoming games such as Mario Tennis, Mario Party 6, and Paper Mario. |
I really hope Mario 128 will have the innovative world system like Mario 3 and Mario World had, and those suits, they should do that again, it worked really well.
|
Originally posted by CreatureX I think it's better for Nintendo to move the game over to "Revolution". Also the name "Mario Revolution" would be cool. Wouldn't it be great if "Revolution" launched with both a new Mario and Smash Bros. titles! As for us GC owners, we can still get our Mario fix with upcoming games such as Mario Tennis, Mario Party 6, and Paper Mario. |
Originally posted by boredsilly I had no idea Mario Tennis was coming out. That is great news! Though I wish we could get another proper Mario game on the GCN. Oh well. I want the Revolution to be a success so I'm cool with them saving it (if that is infact the case). |
I thought this was supposed to be like Pikmin or something?
Anyway, I personally don't hope they are porting it to the next console. It'd be better if the next Mario game for that system was built from the ground up on that system like Mario for GCN. |
I haven't heard any news, but I'd say it looks doubtful that it will be on the Cube, I'd say it will be the launch of Nintendo's "Revolution" system since every Nintendo system has launched w/ a Mario game except for the Cube.
I just hope that they do something that truly is revolutionary. I want to get that feeling like I did when I first played Mario 64. I think the whole 3D adventure thing has been done to death, so here's hoping Miyamoto has something amazing planned; cause Mario Sunshine was one of the most disapointing games IMO. |
Mario Sunshine actually started out as an N64 game, and was ported to the GameCube. So, it wouldn't be surprising for them to do the same with Mario 128 moving to the Revolution.
While waiting for Paper Mario 2, Mario vs. Donkey Kong on GBA has been providing my Mario fix. Great retro style, and it's an original title instead of the endless SMB rehashes. It even has some multi-Mario levels sorta like the GameCube tradeshow demo or the Pikmin-like Marios that were hinted to be in Mario 128. Half a dozen little Marios follow you around like Lemmings. They can be guided safely or led to their deaths. It's not really innovative, but it is fun. |
Originally posted by Josh Hinkle Sucks for us, good idea on their part. The GC had no killer apps at launch which really hurt it. It would have sold much better with a good mario game. Though personally I'm looking forward to that new sidescrolling Mario on the DS more than another 3D game. |
Originally posted by Gallant Pig I thought this was supposed to be like Pikmin or something? Anyway, I personally don't hope they are porting it to the next console. It'd be better if the next Mario game for that system was built from the ground up on that system like Mario for GCN. Miyamoto said he was working on a new Mario game a year or two back, but nothing was ever shown, so they well could have scrapped that and started building it from the ground up for the next system. Though it's no big deal. There's not going to be a giant graphical leap next gen (nothing like from PSX/N64 to this gen), just better textures more polygons, etc. So building from the ground up or porting over won't make that much difference IMO. |
I think this game will be going back to what made mario great like Mario 3!
|
I wholeheartedly disagree. I loved SMS, it is a fantastic game. Clearly designed on the SM64 engine, it adds in a few new cool play mechanics. Level design as always is brilliant and there is plenty of difficulty there for those looking for it. This is one game definitely not given a fair shake.
|
Oh i know that it'll obviously LOOK like SMS i mean, but i have heard they are going back to the "roots"
|
Originally Posted by duff beer
Oh i know that it'll obviously LOOK like SMS i mean, but i have heard they are going back to the "roots"
|
The only thing that frustrated me about Sunshine was the lack of the Z-Jump from 64. I loved that long jump, and really wish it had survived into Sunshine.
|
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 03:48 PM. |
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.