Hey you know Super Princess Peach.

they put all their effort into making it look graphically pleasing,
EVERY LEVEL MUST BE UNIQUE
EVERY LEVEL WILL HAVE 3 BACKGROUND LAYERS OF PRETTY STUFF
LETS MAKE THIS GAME LOOOK SUPER ****ING COOL
-several months later-
AWSUM NO WE'VE GOT 8 REALLY REALLY PRETTY LEVELS.

Actually, I think there were 5 variants of levels on NSMB (grass, ocean, cave, desert, lava) tops.

NSMB was only short because it was too linear to me,

in smw you've actually gotta find all the different paths which made it fun and challenging..

in NSMB, they're almost impossible to miss +the cannons really sped up the game.

yeah I mean,

PAY

for roms.


What a joke.

yeah I mean.


pay
for games,



haha that's stupid m i rite?


Roms are still illegal sillyheads
and kinda hard to get to work on a tv.

so for legal and convenience. we have VC.

Yes

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/5049/pb240241pq2.jpg

You were saying mecha?

All the new TVs got like PC in

Super Mario Galaxy isn't that easy either... well the main game is but getting all the stars is a pretty difficult task. Especially with those comets and stuff.

Also SPP used to be more anime-styled when the first screens emerged. Perhaps they sacrificed making difficult levels to change all the graphics and make Peach look like a Disney Princess or something.

OH ****

OH ****

SHUT THE **** UP
GET OUTTA MY HOUSE YOU MAGIC WITCH.





awsum, boy do I feel behind now

ARE EASY GAMES CONTRIBUTING TO EARTH'S DECLINE!?

It was a simple easy game but I had fun playing it..

It was fun! Just like Warioware!

But oh so short, and that detracted a bit!

I wanna play something like SMW again, but way bigger.
The games are indeed way too short. It makes me feel like my games are longer than usual
Got a little arrogant there...
If there's a game exactly like SMW (graphics, gameplay, etc.) with twice or even 3x the number of levels (and maybe selectable characters which you need to enter certain areas to unlock even more secret levels) for the DS, I'd buy it.
I even returned Yoshi's Island DS because I completed it too fast (not all 100 score, but I did get all the character coins). I was lucky that the store was closed for a couple of days, so the "trade within 24 hours" rule didn't apply, so I could return it the next day the store opened and get 2 other games for that value.
Mario Kart DS, on the other hand, I play time to time. Eventhough it has the second most amount of tracks (Super Circuit had most), it still feels like there aren't, by far, enough tracks.
I've fully completed Super Paper Mario too . Why are those games too damn short...