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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
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Posted . Owned for 2 months when reviewed.
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Is good game so nice like game mario bros for Nintendo swing
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Super Mario Odyssey is a joyful masterpiece that redefines 3D platforming. Bursting with creativity, its vibrant kingdoms brim with clever challenges, hidden secrets, and delightful surprises. Mario’s new pal, Cappy, adds innovative mechanics, making every capture a blast. The visuals pop, the soundtrack soars, and the gameplay is pure, polished fun. A must-play for Switch owners!
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Great Mario game. So much fun exploring around the open world. So much to explore and great attention to detail. Can have hours of fun and always a different experience every time you play!
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This game is so fun! I've been enjoying playing with my six year old daughter - we haven't taken it out of the Switch since October. Great level designs, tight controls, all around a wonderful experience. Feels like Mario 64 in terms of being able to explore freely.
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The game is great, the feeling of openess on each kingdom is great. The ability to jump and move is better than before. Though I'm unable to, several people have made jumps that are amazing, and even more amazing is Nintendo did not use negative possibility space. If you can get somewhere, there is likely a moon or coins there.
The graphics are crisp and bright. Though there are some tricks to make certain areas look better than they are, for example in New Donk City, far away you will see huge crowds, but when you get up to them they are gone. But these things are basically nitpicks compared to how great the game is.
The ability to capture enemies gives you a whole new way to play, and though most of the puzzles are unbelievably easy, but once you get past the "Story" and go back to get all over 900 moons, you are going to get challenges that are -HARD-,
All in all this is easily a game could win GOTY.
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Super Mario 64 translated an iconic 2D platformer into a 3D world and redefined what a Nintendo experience could be.
Super Mario Odyssey takes that a step further, playing around with the concept of an open world (albeit less so than, say, Skyrim or Breath of the Wild) where Mario can discover power moons just in the course of messing around. Yes, there are mini-bosses to fight; yes, there are puzzles to solve and secrets to discover; but there have also been times when I've gone "I wonder what would happen if I..." and have been rewarded for it. Not because there's a puzzle to solve, but because Odyssey rewards exploration and experimentation in a way no Mario game I've previously played has.
I've immensely enjoyed every Mario title since Super Mario World in 1990, so I don't say this idly: Odyssey is the most fun I've ever had with Mario.
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I have to be honest: The last Super Mario game I really played were Super Mario 64.
But this game (I just played 2.5 hours) already convinced me and I am dying to get back home from work and continue playing this masterpiece. It feels like you have been thrown back in time and taking your first steps in Super Mario 64. Okay...it could be possible that there is a little bit of nostalgia that pushes this game from a 9 to a 10. Because it really has its little weak points.
For example the controls are sometimes mildly imprecise and circuitous when capturing a bullet.
You have to turn the camera before controlling the bullet without problems.
But this is some little detail that is forgotten as soon as you jump around the next corner and throw Cappy to fight the next enemies. Long story short: I'm already in love with this game and looking forward to some awesome hours of gameplay.
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I can't believe how fun this game is! It brings back some feels from Mario 64. Now with more open world game play, I have the freedom to roam and tackle challenges or missions I run across. My wife also loves to play as Cappy as we solve obstacles together.
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I have always been a fan of Mario games. I've purchased most of them. I have to say this game is awesome. I like that it has more of an open world field with things to explore. Coming from playing Zelda, this game was pretty easy to beat in comparison. Our first run through we were able to beat it with minimal "moons." Then you are able to go back to the worlds and find more moons, and do more challenges. Honestly that's one of my favorite parts because it reminds me of Zelda just a tad.
We were adults playing it, with that said, I think it would be challenging for children not used to these games, and a lot of fun. If they have played other Mario Games it will have a similar feel with the controller.
We only have tried 2P more once. Both of us didn't like it. I can see cool aspects to it if you get used to it, but it was more annoying for us than helpful.
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I’ve been a huge fan of Mario ever since my sister’s boyfriend lent me his NES, back in 1996. Then not too long after I got an N64 for Christmas, along with a copy of “Super Mario 64”. That particular moment was when fandom crossed the line into obsession. That being said, I have yet to have that same experience with another Mario game... until “Odyssey” came along, that is. I actually saved up and bought the Nintendo Switch just for this game and I have not regretted that decision for a second. Every single second I play the game, I am transported back to my 5-year-old self, experiencing the world of Super Mario for the first time. Plus, the game isn’t just for kids either. The entirety of the gameplay is just the right mixture of fun, varying, and challenging to also appeal to the adult crowd. I should know, I happen to be one myself.
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This game is great for fellow Mario lovers! It’s easy enough for the whole family. Clever fun to be things like Bullet Bill or Gumba for once. Graphics are great, just what you’d expect from Nintendo. Not much of a story line. Best for exploring.