I love Mario. I really do. I grew up on the NES with all 3 Marios, I have a Game Boy with Mario Land on it, I have an SNES with Mario World and Mario Allstars, and I have Mario N64, not to mention all the spin-off stuff like Mario Cart and Mario Golf and Smash Brothers...
I want you to remember that before you smack me.
First, read this from <a href="http://cube.ign.com/articles/136/136713p1.html" target="_blank">IGN</a>:
I'm sorry, but Mario on a quest to find a guy who paints on walls? What kind of hash are the guys at Nintendo smoking? Oh well, at least I know the gameplay will be fun, as all Mario games are. Well, as all Nintendo created games are.
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I want you to remember that before you smack me.
First, read this from <a href="http://cube.ign.com/articles/136/136713p1.html" target="_blank">IGN</a>:
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| According to Nintendo.com the storyline is as follows: "Super Mario Sunshine is much different than what you might expect. This time, things are much more complicated than simply rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser. The adventure starts when Mario and Peach decide to take a well-deserved vacation to a beautiful island in a remote location. Since the island is perpetually sunny and inhabited by friendly locals, it seemed like the perfect choice at first. In typical fashion, poor Mario never gets a chance to relax. When he arrives on the island, he notices ugly scribble marks covering the walls throughout the community. What's worse, the person responsible for the scribbling has disguised himself to look just like Mario! Mario is falsely accused by the locals, so he decides to get to the bottom of things. Armed with a new water-pumping backpack, Mario sets out to clean up the scribbling and reveal the identity of the true villain. This is the latest news from Japan, and we can't wait to learn more." |
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