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Super Mario Bros (93) and The Magnificent Ambersons are very similar in that they are both ambitious adaptations from directors with visions that outpaced studio understanding. The Magnificent Ambersons is really a favorite of mine, but it doesn’t have a lil dinosaur in it, so no one really gets an edge in regards to quality there.
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p7uen
1 year ago
I was just scrolling so this was from Feb, but I know your ambivalence when you completed Kirby! I spent years playing Super Mario Bros. on the GB as a kid and never finished it. A few years ago clocked it in less than an hour and it's a combination of satisfaction and disappointment, and I could swear the game was 100 hours long. I choose to take it positively though!
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miela583
1 year ago
@p7uen That's a lot of scrolling, thank you! The Super Mario Land music is going to live in my head all day now- I know what you mean, though. Thinking about it further away, it's better to have a solid, short game than a longer, tedious one, but time still makes it such a strange perception trick!
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This is very intriguing- the Garfield moon is more questions than answers in a beautiful way.
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a0a
1 year ago
I agree. Garfield is a reflection on us all; it is through his heavenly orbit that we may shine a light on the problems that beguile us within.
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Shamefully, I've owned Super Mario Odyssey for quite some time and only played for about an hour (if that), but seeing you posting about it makes me feel like I should give it an honest try.
@pompom-purin I just borrowed it from my mom, but think I’ll end up buying my own copy. It has way more charm than I expected as I get into it!
Considering I rank Super Mario 64 as one of my favorite games, it's a travesty I haven't actually played through this.