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Multiple sources: Several Mario games (64/Sunshine/Galaxy 1/3D World) getting Switch remasters this year
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I think the Galaxy controls can be reworked to fit the gyro controls from the Joy-Cons without too much of a hassle.
This would be very neat.
I would gladly play the Galaxy games in HD. Some of my favorite of all time.
I would gladly play the Galaxy games in HD. Some of my favorite of all time.
i wonder how it will be released. Some digital, some physical? some in compliation packs, some standalone?
When they say "most of Super Mario's 35 year back catalogue" do they just mean the platforming titles? I sort of assume as much but I can dream right? Having the good paper mario games on switch would be ace. If they don't ditch the whole sticker combat in the new title, I will be disappointed. I'd rather they give Super Paper Mario style another go than deal with sticker combat again. This is going to be huge if that's their E3 plans, holy shit.
This is pretty exciting. What I want (but I know I'll probably never get) is All-Stars/World on a Switch cart.
I somehow doubt they'll remaster SM64, SMS, Galaxy 1/2, and 3DW and 3DL all in one year. Plus that's such overkill.
I struggle to imagine Nintendo selling them all at once, given they put switch remasters out for full or near full price. They probably wouldn't shy away from expecting they can get more than $60 for all of them together.
Maybe three releases, 64 + Sunshine, Galaxy duology, 3d Land + World (Or just world)
This doesn't say anything about how they'd be released. They don't necessarily need to put them all on one cart
Maybe this is what Emily was referring to.
But even then, how would this be handled?
Super Mario 64 via Nintendo Switch Online N64 console?
What about Sunshine or Galaxy games? Will they be remastered? Or just ports? Doing ports would be a massive disservice.
I think you also reach a point of oversaturation unless they're all together in a collection which I feel like Nintendo wouldn't do
But even then, how would this be handled?
Super Mario 64 via Nintendo Switch Online N64 console?
What about Sunshine or Galaxy games? Will they be remastered? Or just ports? Doing ports would be a massive disservice.
I think you also reach a point of oversaturation unless they're all together in a collection which I feel like Nintendo wouldn't do
Really hope Mario 64 is remastered for Switch. That would be amazing. I've never played either of the Galaxy games, so those would be great as well. Hoping this is true!
I'm more excited about new paper Mario tbh. The galaxies can be played in 4K with HD textures/UI with a real Wiimote on Dolphin.
The "several other titles" bit is what interests me. From the implication of the back catalog it sounds like we could get Sunshine, the Galaxies, and 3D world. But several other titles means we'll probably also get a new spin off as well, which I'm always a fan of personally.
This is a big anniversary year for the series. They could bundle them together in a "Super Mario All-Stars" minus the New Series.
Oh I don't care the delivery method.
Just talking from a marketing perspective. Nintendo really takes this super conservative view with their IP. It's why there are rarely multiple Mario Karts per single console.
I could see them doing an All-Star 2 of sorts with the EAD Tokyo Games--Galaxy duo, 3DLand/World. But that's it. Maybe through in SM64 in there. A 3D collection of sorts.
I can't see that plus the Paper Mario games, and so on.
They are gonna 59.99 each, people online will moan and then they'll sell a lot.
Unless they developed a game in 5+ months, how are the 2 things correlated?
And even if the next game is a ""return to form"", it doesn't mean it will have had anything to do with AlphaDream's bankruptcy.
Super Mario Galaxy 1/2 and Sunshine HD on my Switch? Yes please.
If this is true I wonder it they will be released individually or in an anniversary collection?
(I already know the answer just let me dream)
I so dearly hope that Paper Mario ala 64 and Thousand Year Door becomes a reality, literally one of my dream games.
If this is true I wonder it they will be released individually or in an anniversary collection?
(I already know the answer just let me dream)
I so dearly hope that Paper Mario ala 64 and Thousand Year Door becomes a reality, literally one of my dream games.
This goes right in line with Emily Rogers saying this would be a good year for Mario fans. Here are my guesses:
1. Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario RPG coming to SNES Nintendo Online
2. N64 games added to the service specifically emphasizing Mario games (Mario 64, Kart 64, OG Paper Mario, Tennis, Golf, Party)
3. Super Mario 3D World Deluxe (It's time)
4. A new Paper Mario in a similar style to Thousand-Year Door.
I'd love to see ports of Sunshine and Galaxy 1+2 however. Maybe put them together as a collection?
1. Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario RPG coming to SNES Nintendo Online
2. N64 games added to the service specifically emphasizing Mario games (Mario 64, Kart 64, OG Paper Mario, Tennis, Golf, Party)
3. Super Mario 3D World Deluxe (It's time)
4. A new Paper Mario in a similar style to Thousand-Year Door.
I'd love to see ports of Sunshine and Galaxy 1+2 however. Maybe put them together as a collection?
I'm still waiting my Metroid Prime trilogy port... which was supposed to come last year, or two years ago. I have already lost track of it.
They NEVER do. It has little to do with conservatism and more to do with that's just the nature of some of their series. Smash Bros, Mario Kart, Animal Crossing and probably Splatoon. Certain games you can almost be certain there will only be 1 per console. I think it's more about oversaturation and splitting the userbase. And also these games sell well throughout the console's lifetime so there's no real hurry for a sequel
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