The Worst Thing About Every Mario Game

[@jacobbrown9894]

I always feel like the "They didn't bring over the REAL SMB2 because it was too hard" may be a bit unfair to Nintendo. Especially since just as much as that I've heard it being because SMB2 is just kind of a hard mode level expansion pack to SMB1 with mostly the same mechanics just amped up. And when they're trying to help keep up the resurgence of home consoles that the NES and SMB helped then going back to repetition and making it kinda go "Wait why is this a separate new game" wasn't the way to do so

[@crazydud3380]

The real SMB2 is actually Nintendo's most poorly designed 2D Mario, with a lot of cheap deaths reminiscent of Mario Maker levels. The SMB2 we got was actually the better game, and influenced future games, so no, it counts.

[@JoeMama410]

Doki Doki Panic was heavily influenced by SMB and the designers were trying to build off SMB mechanics, so the reskin isn’t really that big of a change.

[@jamessnedeker4799]

The hardness was some of the explanation but not the full story. It was an unenjoyable hard and Howard Lincoln spoke up about this. The US was also just bouncing back from the video game crash of '83 and didn't want to push it back in with a tweaked, inferior version of SMB1. I also never really understood the hatred about SMB2 being different. It's a lot closer to SMB1 than SMB1 is to Mario Bros.

[@rainlion10]

@@crazydud3380 Isn't that a bit mean? I like the game...

[@Major_Stuff]

No the worst thing in smb1 is that you cant go to the damn back

[@adachy]

I never really had an issue with it but I see your point

[@catco123]

finally, somebody else who acknowledges this

[@Eclipsmon8421]

In another game, I would agree that this is the worst thing in that game, but this is Super Mario Bros 1. The game where doing a game over means restarting from the beginning, where the controls are mediocre, where the levels are the most boring in the series... so like not going to the back is really not that bad in comparaison.

[@Major_Stuff]

@@Eclipsmon8421 Yeah that stuff i know but there is a glitch where you can restart from the last world

[@Eclipsmon8421]

@@Major_Stuff I prefer ignoring stuff that wasn't intended by the developpers like glitches. That, and not everyone knows about. There is also a cheat code to restart from the last world, but again not everyone will know about it, especially back in 1985.

[@king_fresh27]

“Super Mario World for the NES” Yeah sounds about right to me

[@cloudyeggs284]

He’s being idiot, that’s clearly a PlayStation game

[@berserkhealer9046]

@@cloudyeggs284 lol

[@sansibit4706]

@@cloudyeggs284 Oh I thought it was for the new Xbox Fridge.

[@catco123]

no it’s for the wii u

[@rkrewfamilyentertainment]

he said snes

[@phari4820]

In my opinion the worst thing about Super Mario Bros is the controls, it feels like I'm controlling a rock

[@karlispovisils5297]

My least favorite part of Super Mario Bros. is no backscrolling.

[@SomeoneWeird-vx5jx]

Hey in Spongebob it is shown that rocks are really good at racing, Maybe it's not so bad

[@StoMoComedoPro]

@@karlispovisils5297 yes that is annoying Edit: Actually i think the most annoying thing is that on 2 player mode, when it's luigi turn, it will sometimes glitch and luigi can't move, the goomba won't come to him either so you will just have to wait until the time runs out.

[@MeesterTweester]

Yeah it takes getting used to, and hasn't aged well. It's a great game but the games after it improved on it a lot

[@Eclipsmon8421]

I don't see why it is a bad thing. Rockman controls very well. No seriously, Super Mario Bros does have some bad controls, and it would be my least favorite thing about the game if it wasn't for the fact that doing a game over makes you restart the whole game or if the levels weren't so basic. Super Mario Bros has a lot of bad things that people don't criticize enough.

[@rowandunning6877]

i love how your biggest complaint about odyssey is that theres too much content

[@crazydud3380]

Well, if you're a conpletionist, but now have a family to provide for, then yes, the sheer amount of content actually can be a negative. He also explained that not all of them are interesting, so you can make a case of increasing content for the sake of increasing content. 400 brilliantly creative moons is better than 800 moons, but where many of them are there just to lengthen the game.

[@wademonroe973]

Lol

[@TheAlibabatree]

"Filler" is all Odyssey has. Which is not real content.

[@crazydud3380]

@@TheAlibabatree Oooo . . . aren't you edgy and cool!

[@TheAlibabatree]

@@crazydud3380 Im pretty sure im agreeing with you. Plus, didnt you say you have children? How can a parent be so immature?

[@CadeDubsOG]

01:36 that's a misconception, it was either Nintendo of America or Nintendo itself who thought the original one was too similar to the predecessor AKA Super Mario Bros and already outdated, so they reskinned Doki Doki Panic that wasn't going to be released anyhow because it was based on anime series unknown to the west. They also had made a prototype of that game containing Mario characters before they used the anime license so it technically WAS a Mario game first.

[@MeesterTweester]

Doki Doki Panic was based on mascots for a festival, not an anime. And it is true the playtester at NoA said it was too difficult for American audiences.

[@Eclipsmon8421]

I doubt that what you say is true, but at least this would explain why Lost Levels never came out in America, yet somehow they have no problem making games like Castlevania 3 or Battletoads harder than the Japanese version.

[@MeesterTweester]

Laurent Richard He's wrong, Howard Phillips was a consultant for NoA and said Japan's SMB2 was too difficult for American audiences.

[@CadeDubsOG]

@@MeesterTweester Seems like there are many explanations. People just like to underline that "Nintendo thinks Americans too stupid" thing.

[@MeesterTweester]

Sonic I didn't say it was good

[@mariomaster101official]

Can you do The Best Thing About Every Mario Game?

[@DaymiianSFT]

Mario Master 101 wow

[@Gamian8]

The best thing about every Mario game is, "ITS MARIO!"

[@CheesyGangClone]

@@Gamian8 yep true

[@CheesyGangClone]

The answer is EVERYTHING

[@recoleredmario]

Superstar is one of them

[@Jolimations]

I also remember playing super Mario world on my nes!

[@carlyh4315]

When I was about 5 my dad got me New Super Mario Bros for the Wii and somehow as a little child and my dad who hadn't played Mario since Mario 3 we beat the game.

[@mattarmstrong442]

My kids love watching your videos... They make me want to replay these games. Thank you for your content!

[@ahsanalali1]

This is one of the best ‘game’ channels on KZbin. Ironically nothing bad about him

[@yeeterberry8201]

Maybe his unpopular opinions but other than that he's fine

[@nomis...]

o yes o yess

[@TurtleChad1]

A Turtle approved this video.

[@StingerStudios]

@A Turtle An exploding Chicken on someone’s head approves

[@Cold_Doge]

LOL so funny!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA 🤣😂🤣😂

[@StingerStudios]

My cartoon chickens name is Chicky!

[@ella.louise10]

I approve this vid too.

[@torinoconnor4296]

Ok then

[@gavrielmacleod]

"It honestly doesn't have many negative aspects", Copycat said, while showing his innocent viewers a literal zombie Mario.

[@christiankramer1745]

I think the worst thing for Super Mario Bros for the NES is that you can't go backwards

[@staurosskourtopoulos7770]

The same thing goes for super Mario 2 (Jp) and super Mario land

[@isaac_oldham22]

Wdym the blue shell from NSMB DS is awful. It’s arguably one of the best in the franchise.

[@bluestar_725]

Yea, while I prefer a lot of other power ups, I thought the blue shell was really creative and very much improved water levels for me cos it speeds up swimming

[@Cyb3ran]

blue shell is only bad when you dont know how to use it/use it too much in levels.

[@lindsaytimperman6314]

I don't have a DS or NSMB DS and I even agree that it is one of the best in the franchise.

[@baldingfox77558]

Yeah. if it only had a button input for dashing it would've been better

[@Cyb3ran]

@@baldingfox77558 isn’t y/x the button input for dashing, i also believe you could change those in the settings

[@alessandrolasaine7442]

In my eyes, the co-op in new super mario bros wii, u and 3d world isn't meant to be used to actually complete levels, but its just to have some dumb fun which is why i don't mind the fact that its essentially useless for actually completing levels and that you are probably gonna kill each other a lot.

[@jimmybarnes5642]

I agree

[@MrsLittletall]

Me and my husband actually managed to complete all these games in coop. It is very possible ^^

[@myrmatta1]

I always enjoy NSMB2. I agree that its really easy, but I just LOVE grabbing coins. Always have. I am definitely a member of the target audience

[@oddyoda6443]

Me get coin Number go up Neuron activate Also, the game is just fun. I think the best way to describe it comes from Scott The Woz "This is my junk food game"

[@crazydud3380]

For your negative with Mario Odyssey: it is proof that you really can have too much of a good thing.

[@petedamato354]

ive been watching this guy for months now, and i cant seem to get the thought out of my mind on how this guy seems like the nicest man to ever walk the earth

[@JanJ05]

I am sorry but I'll never understand people who dislike the power ups in New Super Mario Brothers especially the Blue Shell!!

[@Eclipsmon8421]

The power-up are very cool. Too bad you can't find them in the levels most of the time, and either need a mushroom house or a question mark block to get them instead. Same problem with Bros 3 by the way.

[@umaniezealah667]

For real those are my favorite power ups in the game; too bad the blue shell never returned

[@portorolla4157]

The worst thing for me about Sunshine is the terrible, terrible, terrible controls. FLUDD is easy to use, but Mario himself is just so clunky and not smooth at all. I really do like Sunshine tho

[@BrokenG-String]

Speedrunners would like to know your location

[@BrokenG-String]

I never had a problem with controls either. I can say there are some weird game physics in the levels that sometimes don't make sense like the pachinko machine and slopes. I know ppl had a lot of trouble with the boat physics in corona mountain but it actually makes a lot of sense to me.

[@Eclipsmon8421]

I don't find the controls of Sunshine clunky and not smooth. I find it too sensitive. There is a difference.

[@jclkaytwo]

I didn't have too much of a problem with mario's controls. 64's controls are worse.

[@Eclipsmon8421]

@@jclkaytwo I have a problem with both personally. Sunshine have better controls though.

[@myprettysg1]

Sunshine’s worst thing has to be those damn blue coins

[@itzlilac5474]

Ikr

[@AgarthanExecutioner]

The blue coins and the dogshit janky physics

[@mugfan9779]

I'm glad we got the American Super Mario Bros. 2. The Lost Levels is basically just the first game but honestly worse.

[@mystymysty3667]

It's a rom hack

[@mystymysty3667]

SMB 2 is a masterpiece !

[@HoshizakiYoshimasa]

@@mystymysty3667 Nintendo was nervous the game would fail. Remember, in western nations back then, Nintendo needed good publicity. Nintendo's market was families. So an easier game made more sense

[@Eclipsmon8421]

Unpopular opinion incoming: I think Lost Levels is basically just the first game... but better! I mean it has unlimited continues, Luigi, more interesting level concepts, and added more levels as a bonus.

[@mugfan9779]

@@Eclipsmon8421 Well yeah, that stuff is pretty good, but it's just basically a troll rom hack of the first game. It didn't add much to it and is just really hard for the sake of being really hard.

[@xboydubose7254]

For me, the worst thing about Super Mario Bros. 3 is some of the levels. Some are too short, some are too long, and some are just bad in general. One level you need a star in order to complete. There are some good levels in Mario 3. but some look like they were made by someone in Mario Maker that didn't know what they were doing.

[@ceasinghornet40d40]

The bubble galaxies almost drove me crazy, and I was on 3d all stars and used touch controls. I can't imagine doing it with a wiimote.

[@that-queer-fnaf-theorist]

Ohh boy i played the original galaxy 1+2 when i was younger and i had a rough time. Getting 3d all stars helped a bit but still. Its not hard nessisarily, just feels unfair sometimes

[@lennychurch]

I’d argue the worst thing about SMB3 on NES is the lack of a save system.

[@Eclipsmon8421]

It is true that it is pretty bad since this game is long. They could have AT LEAST put a password system like with the Megaman games.

[@AlexB-W33gee]

Same with the new super Mario bros series, it’s that we get “Quick save” instead of a manual save, like was it that hard for Nintendo to give us a manual save?

[@lennychurch]

@@AlexB-W33gee At least those let you save when you beat or re-beat a tower or castle, or by spending Star Coins in the DS and 3DS games.

[@TheSharpoint1]

"No *depth* to [the underwater levels]" I see what you did there

[@Edumt91]

Worst thing in 64 is the F***ing pivoting. Wth can't Mario just turn around and must do a circle in a random direction that throws you off a cliff more often than not?

[@WinServer-sg3dp]

Super Mario RPG: The ending, it just hurts, man.

[@leedlelel2373]

12:55 "so trying to 100% this game without a guide takes AGES" Blue toad that gives the locations of the moons to you: "oh, guess im nonexistent"

[@gamermike111]

How does that contribute to anything he says

[@that-queer-fnaf-theorist]

The locations arent always the issue. I have the official Odyssey guide and i still havent gotten all the moons. Usually its what you have to do that makes it stupid/difficult

[@caelusxdgaming9873]

@@that-queer-fnaf-theorist nothing in oydessy is hard, you can choose to do something hard, but you dont NEED to

[@that-queer-fnaf-theorist]

@@caelusxdgaming9873 wellll if you dont want to 100% the game your correct

[@caelusxdgaming9873]

@@that-queer-fnaf-theorist you just suck at the game then

[@teelerdet]

Personally I would change the smb3 to its controls. For some reason, controlling mario in smb3 feels unsatisfying. This is mainly shown w/ the leaf and how glide requires spam clicks, rather than holding the button.

[@bio_spark0533]

To be honest I really like 3d World's co-op, especially when you only have two-three people playing. I personally like playing it with other people more then just playing it by myself, save for some levels. If there's anything about that game I *don't* like, it's that almost everything is mapped to the X & Y buttons. I've accidently flung Toad off the map while playing with my sister more times then I'd like to admit...

[@Alex_DC413]

Oh God, I remember getting New Super Mario Bros. Wii and playing it with my brother and his friends. A lot of shouting and fighting ensued

[@Cent_Reviews]

Saying the US mario 2 isn’t a real mario game is stupid, lost levels is brutally difficult, and in my opinion is not a good sequel since it barley changed anything about the game other than level layouts and a few sprites, not to mention the US mario 2 introduced both shy guy and birdo into the franchise

[@literallylegendary]

If you have any platforming skill at all, it is super easy to not lose a life when you have the mini mushroom.

[@Eclipsmon8421]

The mini mushroom is one of my favorite things about New Super Mario Bros TBH.

[@quackt119]

And if you're playing the right levels and have skill, you'd be good at the blue shell too

[@sulrich384]

Congrats on 100k!

[@Bigmonto]

I think the better way to describe the bubble galaxy levels is too smooth. Like your coated in butter lol

[@paxhumana2015]

Actually, there are three Magic (Warp) Whistles in Super Mario Brothers 3. The third, and final, Magic (Warp) Whistle, is obtainable via breaking a rock with a Hammer on the second screen of the World Map in World 2. When you break the Rock with the Hammer, you can uncover a differently colored Mushroom House that can give you the first Frog Suit in the game, and after that point, you come across the only place that you find a Fire Brother confrontation at the end of the little path that you gained access to with breaking the Rock with the Hammer. The Fire Brother is actually one of, if not, THE rarest enemy that you will face in Super Mario Brothers 3, and you only come across it twice in the game, once in the area that I had mentioned, and once in one of the Hand Stages that is in World 8. Moreover, this is the only time in the game in which you will fight a pair of Fire Brothers. Anyway, you simply defeat the Fire Brothers and then you will have the third Magic (Warp) Whistle.

[@CyberCat3O]

3:51 ah yes, Super Mario World for the NES. What a classic

[@brenthill2656]

I agree that some of the moons on Odyssey aren’t very interesting to find, but too many?!? I love that there’s so much content and replay value!

[@brenthill2656]

@Wumixe haha! You don’t sound rude! I think you have some fair points!

[@slashermaster28]

You know, the funny thing is, when I read the title, I thought maybe this was going to touch up on one specific problem that's present in every single instalment. 'Every' should probably be 'each' but that's a nitpick anyway.

[@jclkaytwo]

the _only_ negative takeaway from the original SMB is the underwater levels? huh? I can name several issues off the top of my head that all impact gameplay in an extremely negative way. 1. the abuse of hidden blocks makes several levels feel like they were made with the intention of trolling players, as if they were created in mario maker. 2. the controls as a whole haven't aged well. they're way too heavy, inconsistent, and unpolished. if you jump having not yet accelerated to full speed, you won't be able to speed up in midair. 3. the behavior of hammer bros. 4. getting hit as fire mario turns you into small mario. 5. several levels are reused later in the game with very minimal alterations. 6. secret exits aren't hidden well and are overpowered, making them incredibly obvious and easy skips. 7. if you're small and facing against hammer-throwing bowser, you're dead. 8. if you're powered up and facing against bowser, you can't lose. 9. the entirety of world 8. 10. the screen doesn't scroll backwards. 11. getting a game over means you have to start from the very beginning of the game. I don't get why games like these are _still_ being hailed as perfect masterpieces. SMB1 was incredibly influential and important to the gaming industry, but goddamn this game just isn't fun to play at all, and every subsequent game improves on this game's now-blatant flaws, including NSMB2. I have a similar stance regarding mario 64 but I'm not going to repeat myself, and it admittedly has less issues than SMB1. these games aren't flawless, but people keep lying to themselves by saying they are, just because they have to keep up this fantasy that the most revolutionary games are automatically the best and most fun. games _can_ age, people.

[@datdumbguy1067]

so you dont like the blue shell...

[@ethanml33]

I think on Odyssey the biggest problem with so many moons is that it makes getting a moon completely unrewarding. Why ever do a challenging moon when there might just be a moon under a bump in the level?

[@OldBenKenobi2318]

Warping to world 8 is completely optional in SMB3, so I don’t think that’s the worst thing about that game by any means.

[@lennychurch]

My own biggest problem with Sunshine is the story, specifically the false arrest/kangaroo court bullshit.

[@Eclipsmon8421]

I kind of like Sunshine's story for how unique it is from other Mario games. Plus it has some good elements in it, but there are bad things too.

[@astralstorm8859]

Petition for Super Mario World on the NES

[@juangutierrez5400]

It already exists.

[@Black__Rose.]

@@juangutierrez5400 is it the rom hack. Or the beta

[@juangutierrez5400]

@@Black__Rose. a bootleg actually.

[@Random_User666]

Who else thinks Super Mario 64 aged terribly?

[@charl3z_the_bucket890]

yeah. Sunshine is way more fun in my opinion

[@Random_User666]

@@charl3z_the_bucket890 I got Super Mario 3D All-Stars before it was a month old and I didn't finish Super Mario 64 because of it's clunky controls and bad camera and with Super Mario Sunshine I'm having a funner time. Haven't played Super Mario Galaxy yet but I'm expecting it to be the best one.

[@mattjensen5358]

You're channel is pretty cool, awesome stuff bro

[@someguywithatophat7599]

That is the good thing about Odyssey is that there are so many Moons to get. And that some of the moons are somewhat out in the open, places you would not look for something you really want.

[@mattbarker97]

For galaxy 2, I would say the sheer amount of 2D-locked levels is the worst. Soooo many levels control awful because of the way 2D works in that game, and when you add water levels into that, it becomes a mess to control

[@UserAJO1]

Just as a small suggestion one thing that you might do that I think would be interesting is to do a comparison in the differences between the original version of "Doki Doki Panic" and "Super Mario Bros 2(American Version)" as there are some differences in the games and one additional thing you could focus on for this game is the differences between the NES version and the "Game Boy Advanced" version that adds a few things to the game, also I think that one additional bad aspect of the Actual "Super Mario Bros 2 (Japanese Version)" is the warp pipes that send you back to previous levels not to mention the fact that you can overshoot the flag poles in that game where as you can't do so in the first game, and as a recommendation to gamers who play the true sequel on the NES online App for the Switch is that you make use of the frame reverse function that basically allows players to rewind the game which can be very helpful in getting the precision jumps you need to do right without loosing lives and or power ups especially on the world 8-2 level of that game where you have to bounce of a koppa trooper to hit a block which spawns a climbing vine that takes you to the area the flagpole is in to finish the level (mind you that particular part of the game is one of the more interesting parts of the game if you ask me) also one thing that might be an interesting thing to do in the "Mario Maker Series" would be to have all the levels of every game in the Franchise featured in that game plus the Japanese Version of Super Mario Bros 2 with the added function of the edit feature you get when playing story mode but loose a few times which allows players to add things in that make the levels easier to beat which would definitely help when playing the Japanese Version of Super Mario Bros 2, also it would be interesting to have a Mario Maker game where you can switch between the usual mechanic's and the American Version of Super Mario Bros 2 Mechanic's, so if you can do any of my suggestions and or have a way of presenting my ideas to Nintendo please do so and let me know when you do

[@DMRdance]

The worst part of Sunshine was Sunshine. Seriously though, off the top my head: the watermelon, the floating thing in 1hko water, the rollercoaster, the camera in virtually every level, the pachinko, the floaty and bouncy physics of objects, the sand bird and OMFG THE VOLCANO BOAT.

[@LucareonVee]

For Mario Sunshine, I think the worst thing was the blue coins. For one, the concept of some villager just hoarding shines for no apparent reason made little sense. But worse was the fact that certain coins could only be found in certain missions in each stage. That’s why I never collected more than 116 shines.

[@reputablehype]

I think the warps in SMB3 were smart in an era where you basically couldn't save. You could kind of go back to where you were if for some reason your console got unplugged or froze.

[@Pooky1991]

Worst thing about the original SMB for me has always been the controls. I always thought the jumps felt odd compared to later games like SM 3 and World. Also being unable to go backwards. Worst thing about the New SMB gams is how level types are constantly recycled with its entries.

[@AlanRedgown]

For me, the worst part of Mario Sunshine was the secret levels, which I found torturous. To this day, Sunshine is the only mainline Mario game I haven’t beaten. Oh, and it has some severe glitches, too.

[@MadMusician1412]

For me, the worst in thing every 3D Mario game, except for Odyssey, is the freaking camera. Especially in Sunshine and Galaxy. You almost can't see anything or at least not in the direction you're going. Huge bummer.

[@zackvanhalen]

Kind of a cop out for Mario 2. The worst things about that game for me are the repetitive boss battles with Birdo and the endless digging in the sand in some levels.

[@fawfulthegreat64]

The worst part of NSMBWii is easily that Nintendo milked its vanilla Mario characters and environments waaaaay too hard, in games that really suffered because of it. IMO later Mario RPGs such as Sticker Star and Paper Jam were absolutely made worse by being so vanilla in NSMBWii's footsteps. It was fine for what NSMB was, but for spinoffs that usually expand the Mario world in more story-driven ways it did nothing but damage. Thankfully at least Dream Team managed to avoid that curse.

[@atroopa6288]

Well that's the thing about Sunshine-- It was actually really rushed. That's why it can be so rough in some areas at times. I'm sure that the game probably would have turned out a near masterpiece like it's sibling games had they actually had the time to flesh everything out. I still love what we got tho for the most part =} And for 3D Land, one thing that most people don't know is that the Koopalings (& Yoshi) were supposed to be in the game originally. The devs used SMB3 as a heavy influencer for the game (which still can be seen plainly) and they wanted to use the Koopalings (+Boom-Boom) as bosses. However, the original 3DS had data issues that prevented it from having as much data that it could have had meaning that it couldn't handle all of the Koopalings' models apparently. So they just reduced it down to using Boom-Boom as the only Koopaling. However, they created Pom-Pom as well just so that Boom-Boom & Bowser weren't the only two bosses in the game. It's unknown how Yoshi would have functioned in the game, but he like the other 7 Koopalings were originally planned to be in 3D Land. I'm happy we were at least able to get Boom-Boom back after missing him return in NSMBWii along with the rest of the Koopalings. =}

[@m.e.9874]

Finnaly, I see someone who actully like sm3d land

[@Eclipsmon8421]

I will help you complete your collection of every people that like 3D Land, by saying that I like the game too.

[@sussyamogusguy1540]

I do 2

[@gamerboyfrecleface6157]

@Mumble. The Owl agreed 3d land was and always be my favorite 3ds game

[@The_Omegaman]

Sunshine was my 2nd favorite mario ever. Its a good mix of hardness. However, the plinko machine is terrible as you said. Galaxy was just too easy.

[@arek.k8688]

Secret Stages and crappy physics and camera are the worst thing in this game that i still like a lot

[@michaelvaughn77]

Mom: are you watching Mario again Me: yes Mom: turn it off Me 0:28 it’s for educational purposes Mom: alright keep watching

[@adityadaita9213]

If you go into a Mario game with more than 2 players and don’t expect chaos like throwing other players to their death, then you’re playing the game wrong

[@gabess]

bruh imagine nitpicking odyssey for having "too much content" lmao

[@MusicProposition]

It’s not uncommon for games to feel bloated and kind of unbalanced in content. I always found it strange that the game has only a handful of really expansive worlds and on the other side many locations that are just embarrassingly small. I do think that 400 moons instead of 999 and more balance in the scope of every kingdom would’ve helped a lot.

[@renevasquez1605]

The bad negative thing in super mario run in my opinion is you only play world 1 but if you want to continue the story you have to pay real world money to unlock other worlds why couldn't Nintendo unlock worlds if you beat the castles up until the world 6 that would've made the experience much better, it made me mad when I first saw this after beating world 1 castle.

[@dillonbrooks6019]

For Galaxy 2, I’d say the worst thing about it is it’s underwhelming final boss. It’s waaaay to easy, and doesn’t even make any sense. He gets hit by 4 meteors and just...runs out of power and shrinks? How does that make sense?

[@connoromalley4004]

Alright here's my two cents on all these games. Donkey kong-jumping feels a bit awkward thought that usually isnt a problem if you're playing any non 75 m level. Donkey kong jr-come back to me on this one Donkey kong circus-this might just be me being bad at it but I always got pineapples and flames confused. Super mario bros-gonna have to agree on the water levels Super mario bros 2j-wind, mazes that require trial and error, a few instances of needing to jump and find random invisible blocks. Super mario bros 2 everywhere else.-any albatross level. Super mario land-come back to me Super mario world-I got nothing(maybe the reusing boss fights but thats not even a problem) Super mario land two(my personal favorite)-I guess the space zone.(good idea but the hippo level is meh, the first level is actually really fun. The main problems arise on the second level, seeing as its a glorified water level thats home to Tatanga, easily the most infuriating boss in the game.) Super mario 64-the god forsaken 5 itty bitty secrets star(imagine every problem in mario 64×10 rolled into one but put it in a world that is the equivalent of being a real person in lego city barefoot.) Super mario sunshine-watermelon festival(the only mario mission that feels just like a level out of shrek on the xbox) Nsmbwii-other people Super mario 3d land-the depth perception Nsmb2-most things about it Paper mario sticker star-the fact that there is no reward(actually a detriment in most cases) to fighting 3d world-Ka thunk. Just ka thunk Nsmbu-too similar to wii Odyssey-most captures blow I havent played the other ones. Edit 1-added donkey kong circus

[@seniorshrek6197]

My least favorite thing about NSMBU is that it’s the only mainline Mario game without a real reason to exist outside of being a new Mario game for a new system. Every other mainline Mario game has some reason to exist, and thus, it’s own identity, but NSMBU just doesn’t have that.

[@significantgumption]

So what would you do different for 4-player mode in the Wii and Wii U NSMBs?

[@frozenaorta]

A note on SMB2(US). While both accurate and well-known that this game was just a made-over version of Doki Doki Panic, it's important to note that it's absolutely a "real" Mario title. First, the game we got was also released in Japan as Super Mario Bros USA. But secondly, and far more importantly, the game that came to be Doki Doki Panic was originally designed to BE a Mario game. In essence, it started as a Mario vehicle; Miyamoto decided to change it to DDP; then it was reskinned as a Mario game again for the US. So it's truly more Mario than Doki. On a final note, if we want to feel "insulted" that the Japanese SMB2 was deemed to difficult for Americans, it's not Nintendo of Japan's fault. That blame primarily goes to Nintendo of America game tester of the time, Howard Philips. Cheers.

[@meta527II]

Here's my choice for the worst parts of every Zelda game Zelda NES - The lack of direction that makes the game pretty much impossible without a printable map or walkthrough Zelda 2 - The UNFAIR difficulty, especially in the road to the Great Temple, and the Great Temple itself. Link to the Past - The music isn't as diverse as it is in later Zelda games (Hey, I couldn't think of any REAL problems with the game so I had to settle on SOMETHING.) Link's Awakening - The villains don't do nearly as much as other Zelda villains do Ocarina of Time - The second half of the game doesn't feel that magical. I know it's supposed to set a dark tone, but it's possible to be dark while still having cool-looking levels. Majora's Mask - Resetting the 3-day cycle. The 3-day cycle by its own is actually a pretty awesome mechanic, but whenever you have to reset it, it gets annoying. Oracle games - Having to keep swapping items in and out, which gets redundant. I wouldn't mind if this didn't also apply to your sword, dashing and lifting objects. Four Swords - You literally CANNOT play it unless you find THREE OTHER FRIENDS, all with GBAs AND copies of this game. Wind Waker - The sailing, while fun, gets repetitive after a while Four Swords Adventures - They might have made some of the puzzles a bit TOO challenging, because there's a lot of instances where you have to keep going around in circles Minish Cap - I can't remember much of it, that's what. Still fun, but kinda unmemorable compared to other Zelda games Twilight Princess - The tear fetch quests. Phantom Hourglass - Jolene. Everywhere you go, you almost literally CANNOT get away from her, and it becomes an EXTREMELY annoying interruption whenever she shows up! Spirit Tracks - I can't remember, probably the dark trains. They're intense, but they can be an annoying interruption Skyward Sword - Fi. Enough said. Link Between Worlds - The item rental system. It makes it feel rewarding to actually get the items, and the fact that when you die, RAVIO TAKES THEM BACK! So you have to go all the way back to your house (which Ravio DIDN'T EVEN GET YOUR PERMISSION TO STAY IN by the way) to re-rent them, then back to the dungeon to try again. Hyrule Warriors - The character selection. While the ones in the main game are pretty awesome, the others... just no. The postman? Agitha? TINGLE? Seriously? You couldn't have given us characters like Onox, Veran, Vaati or Nabooru? Triforce Heroes - The story is nowhere near as interesting as the story in the other Zelda games Breath of the Wild - It just doesn't feel that much like a Zelda game. It's still a good game, but it makes me worry about the future of the Zelda series, since I like the normal 3D Zelda formula a lot better than this, and if the other games do the same thing this game did, we're going to lose that awesome formula. Age of Calamity - The gaping plot holes it tears into the events between it and Breath of the Wild

[@gammagames6027]

I love that odyssey has so many moons to get. For me, it was a lot of fun exploring around and trying to find them all on my own

[@significantgumption]

Yea and 100%ing a game shouldn’t be easy it should be a real challenge only obtainable for the best

[@Eclipsmon8421]

I totally agree, but I would have personally prefer if instead of having moons everywhere, they would do like Spyro and Banjo Kazooie, where there is a secondary collectable that fills the empty space between moons. Like that you will still have a reason to explore each corner of the levels, without making the collecting of moon feel redundant.

[@gammagames6027]

@@Eclipsmon8421 they kinda do with the purple coins but I can understand if they had other collectibles too

[@gammagames6027]

@@significantgumption I agree I definitely prefer Odyssey for 100% rather than any other Mario game, especially since you don’t have to do the 100 coins per level which was something I never really cared for

[@significantgumption]

@@gammagames6027 lmao Mario 64 rainbow road 100 coins tho 🤣

[@catco123]

the only bad thing I can think of in super mario bros for nes, is that you cannot go backwards

[@fz000ghost8]

Why cant i see the comments

[@Copycat_YT]

I guess you’re too early lol

[@johnsapp8810]

Sunshine is absolutely a masterpiece. You're crazy for thinking otherwise.

[@thesnazzycomet]

I still can’t think of a flaw with Mario galaxy and I love that

[@8BitGabe]

I thought that this was a NicoBBQ video.

[@sussyamogusguy1540]

Me 2 lol

[@ivoryvt]

Super Mario Bros. - You can't go back. Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels - Those maze levels, and the fact it's mostly just reused assets from the first game. Super Mario Bros. 2 - The game can be unforgiving at times. Super Mario Land - The hard mode, I can agree on that. Super Mario Bros. 3 - The physics... by now they should've at least been decent. Super Mario World - The fact you can't revisit castles without a special code. Super Mario Land 2 - The fact Fire Mario has a feather on his head. It's still less offensive than Fire Attack for the Game & Watch, but still. The Native stereotype is really obvious here. Super Mario 64 - The camera is fucking terrible, and the walljump timing mechanic is so bad too. The addition of a wallslide from Sunshine onward is an upgrade. Super Mario Sunshine - Yoshi's Fruit Adventure showed me that sometimes the game's difficulty can become too annoying to be fun. Super Mario 64 DS - The fact the touch control sprite moves around when you use it. It would've been a great alternative control option if it just stayed in the center. New Super Mario Bros. - The Mega Mushroom. It's a boring power-up. Also being that this came after SMW, the fact you can't throw shells upward from this game onwards is dumb. Super Mario Galaxy - The fact that the camera goes upside down and all around way too often. It's so confusing. New Super Mario Bros. Wii - The fact that this game started the trend of taking Mario's world and stripping it to the bare minimum. That makes it's aesthetic incredibly boring. Super Mario Galaxy 2 - The story. Absolutely. Super Mario 3D Land - Oh god, where do I begin. The physics suck. The depth perception is abysmal. It has only a tiny amount of bosses compared to the amount of worlds it has, leading to constant overreuse. The "Special World" is a very misleading way to say "Hard Mode". The aesthetic is very boring. There's barely any variety in power-ups compared to 2D games. The game is just bad. New Super Mario Bros. 2 - The game feels like a blatant port of NSMB Wii with different level designs. New Super Mario Bros. U - The game feels again like a rehash of NSMB Wii. The Boost Mode is dumb too. New Super Luigi U - The fucking Star Coin locations are abysmal as hell to obtain without a guide or the internet. The difficulty isn't fun in the slightest either. The time limits are just asinine. Like 3D Land, it's just bad. Super Mario 3D World - It's a sequel to 3D Land... Okay, jokes aside, though the fact 3D Land got a sequel at all is questionable, it at least doesn't have most of 3D Land's issues. The real issue I take is those dumb character specific switches that force you to play as other characters. It's one thing to play as other characters for fun, it's another if the game forces you to do it if you want 100% completion. Super Mario Maker - It was a bit barebones, lacking stuff like slopes and the Koopalings. Super Mario Run - There's not enough content once you finish the main game. And trying to unlock stuff for the Kingdom Builder is such a grindy freaking slog. You'd expect the game to shower you with opportunities to collect Toads once you bought it. I regret my purchase of this game. Super Mario Odyssey - The fact there's little to no direction on how to obtain some Moons, making 100% completion too hard without a guide or the internet. Luckily it makes up for it by being a genuinely fun game, unlike Luigi U. Super Mario Maker 2 - The removal of Costume Mario, and the fact the game was unfinished at launch. Not to mention the fact you're required to pay extra for access to Course World now. Bowser's Fury - The fact you have to run an entire lap away from an area, and all the way back just to load other missions. Mixing open world with the Super Mario 64 style of having differences in the level per mission was a TERRIBLE IDEA. Not to mention the 3D World physics just aren't good enough in a more traditional 3D Mario setting. Missions can also be extremely repetitive too, like the Fury Blocks and Fury Luigi missions.

[@mr.sniffly5297]

My worst thing about Mario Odyssey is the lame captures. It’s nice to capture classic enemies like Goombas and even Bowser, but stuff like a statue, puzzle piece or a moving letter sucks. Nintendo should have made one of the Dpad directions the release button instead of the crouch button as well.

[@a.k.8195]

The two player mode in Super Mario World is fine it's how cryptic it is that's bad you have to own Nintendo Power or your not gonna be able to figure stuff out like the secret endings, and the switches (or colored buttons)

[@izaiza7615]

Next the easiest level in evrey Mario game

[@shardtheduraludon]

That’s usually the first level

[@Metalicyt]

Now I dont like mario but I do like your channel so I'm gonna stick around

[@theray4002]

The worst thing about the original in my opinion is the bosses. Bowser. Bowser again. Bowser with HaMmErS. Another is probably how the story is structured. Mario apparently gets tricked seven times to think that peach is in the castle he’s going to and then he gets lucky and defeats HaMmEr Bowser

[@thechickenking659]

Hi copycat, i enjoy your videos!

[@Copycat_YT]

Thanks!

[@JGr2000]

Super Mario Galaxy is my favorite game of all time, but I have two main issues with the game, a lot of the purple coin stars are tedious and so are the motion control levels. Rolling Gizmo Galaxy has made me rage so hard

[@johnsapp8810]

The project which became Doki Doki Panic! started life as a vertical scrolling Mario game in the early development stage. So I definitely consider US SMB2 a true Mario game.

[@jerrym2513]

The Multiplayer is most of the time total ass in all NSMB games, stealing Powerups, pressing the bubble button at the wrong time...

[@starface2178]

For me the Worst thing in Super Mario Bros for NES and Mario series is the hellish castle theme (soundtrack). It was so bad that I had to stay away from hearing that theme. That is what I do not want to exist in the series and the soundtrack has to be replaced with one that is similar to SMB3's castle theme!

[@thesmellofadventure5370]

Super Mario Bros: Water levels (They are so annoying to control) Super Mario Bros 2: Ending Twist (It’s just so fricking stupid) Super Mario Bros 3: Frog Suit (The infamously terrible power up) The Lost Levels: The Difficulty (Almost impossible to beat) Super Mario Land: Length (Way too short, you can finish it in 1 hour) Super Mario World: Nothing (I’m sorry but this game is perfect in every way) Super Mario Land 2: The Glitches (So distracting while playing) Super Mario 64: The Camera (No need to explain this one) Super Mario Sunshine: Plinko Machine Level (I thing I absolutely hate in my favorite game) New Super Mario Bros: Graphics (This game is so ugly to look at) Super Mario Galaxy: Hub World (So boring. Just get to the level already!) New Super Mario Bros Wii: Motion Controls (Motions controls and 2D Mario don’t mix well) Super Mario Galaxy 2: Bowser (I know he’s cool but his character is cliché) Super Mario 3D Land: Bosses (Barely even bosses as they’re all too simple) New Super Mario Bros 2: Creativity (Nothing about this game is creative) New Super Mario Bros U: Blocks Mode (Why does this exist in an otherwise great game) Super Mario 3D World: Multiplayer (I can’t think of much but this is weak) Super Mario Run: Price (I hate paying for mobile games so much!) Super Mario Odyssey: Boss Kingdoms (You know what I strongly dislike? When games have tiny levels with only bosses)

[@BrokenG-String]

Insert complaint about sunshine pachinko shine as if the entire game can only be judged on one level

[@SeptillionSeven]

The worst thing about the Mario series is that the Koopalings haven't had their own game nor have they appeared in any 3D Mario titles

[@arek.k8688]

N o

[@thatsmallcessna8300]

I love Galaxy but my least favorite thing about it is that it's a little too easy. Like, I'm cool with Mario games being simple, it's nothing new. However, Galaxy barely has a difficulty curve at the very end of the game.

[@ducksaucebutagoose8528]

What I don’t like about Mario run is that the dlc just would never download for me. It finally went through 2 years later!

[@ThatAlchemistGuy]

He said the underwater levels don't add any depth to the game...in a literal sense, they definitely do 🤣🤣

[@champgaminghero]

Lol, as you say the game is coming out in February I get a Nintendo ad of said game. I also don't have that game and KZbinrs won't stop posting it so I'm going crazy saving up my money to get it!

[@slsb2.06]

I think the worst part of 3d world should been the requirements to get to the final world. As I believe you had to get all green stars, reach the top of every flagpole and beat every stage as all 5 characters. While the last one is easy to beat in 4 players, if you were by yourself, it meant you had to beat each level at least 5 times.

[@jaivynjoseph4287]

Beating evey game with all the five players isn't needed I believe, I didn't do it and I have unlocked the world

[@CookieKiLLerxD]

This is just my opinion but the number of moons and the difficulty makes sense. This is the first real 3D Mario since Sunshine and a lot of fans since then have grown up but still play Mario games cuz they love 'em. Those people are veterans, great at Mario games and need a challenge to be satisfied. But the main audience ARE kids who aren't hardcore triple jumping through levels. So making moon as easy as just running up to them makes sense, because those are the one for the new/younger fans. The 40 yo can try getting that moon faaar out in the desert where you need to change bullets 2 times to get it. There're double the moon to find because they're double the audience who wants to play the game.

[@joshuaallen1340]

water levels traditionally suck imo. I think since the American version of smb2 was released in japan as super mario usa then it shows its still a good game. it evolved the characters. new enemies like shy guys. toad was introduced. lost levels was too hard really but respect for anyone that beats it. i used to scoff at smb2 for not being official until smusa was pointed out to me.