Looking Back at Super Mario Run
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Published 2023-08-04
Edited by Sam Essig and Scott Wozniak
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All Comments (21)
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I will never get over that Super Mario RUN and Sonic JUMP existed at the same time
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blowin bubbles blowin zaza scott got big ol' Wii U deluxe set 16GB model
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For what this game was, I always thought it was pretty good. Better than most mobile games at least. (Though 10 dollars was really pushing it).
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We need an alternate angle, of Scott laying on the floor filming. 😂
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I feel like Mario Run would have a lot more replay value if one of the modes had an endless run where you need to collect as many coins as possible. Structured sort of like the final boss, it’s Subway Surfers/Temple Run but you move vertically opposed to horizontally. Swiping the screen up or down to move to layers.
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I feel like WarioWare would make for a great mobile title. Just short little mini-game blasts that you can kill a little time with. And if they need to do gross money stuff they can sell game packs for like $2 that have a bunch of games in it because they'd all be micro-games. Maybe even include the DIY micro-game creator
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I like how scotts stash videos are like becoming regular scott the woz videos
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I remember the biggest criticism given to this game was that it was too expensive compared to other games, mainly the Rayman runner games which as you said were pretty much the same concept and were like 3 times cheaper.
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Mario Run is the only mobile game I actually play. Its great for quick, simple plays, and re-playable. I bought the full version and wish more companies experimented with the idea of a trial, or a one time purchase with no ads or microtransactions.
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8:22 the rumor I've always heard for why Nintendo's mobile games are mostly in portrait mode is because they're made for busy Tokyo commuters who have one hand holding on to the handrail on the subway and the other hand on their phone
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I didn't buy this when it originally came out, but one day I saw it on sale on the App Store for $5 and I thought "Yeah, I'll hit purchase now." Pretty glad I did, the game is fairly fun and the amount of content in the game was surprising (even if most of that content is just replaying the levels with different goals).
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In order to record these videos, do you think that Scott: 1. Sits on his knees, 2. Lays on his stomach, or 3. Sits on a chair and extends his arms to the floor like Inspector Gadget
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I remember loving Super Mario Run back in 2016... The first four levels that is! I didn't have any money available to spend on that kinda stuff, so I played and replayed those first levels tens of times... until I got bored and forgot about it completely
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2:10 scott is responsible for 15% of those wii u numbers
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12:05 Just to clarify, there are actually three more unlockable screens for kingdom building (accessible south of the screens that Scott displayed) that unlock via rainbow bridges that you can get from the store once you have enough Toads in your kingdom (earned via the "Toad Rally" mode).
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God, I remember when I would grind those Toad Rallies when it released and when the Remix mode happened. I think it's just a fine game now but damn!
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Remember everyone, this was the first Mario game that let you play as Daisy in a 2D platformer, way before Super Mario Bros. Wonder.
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Scott on the main screen of the kingdom edited you can swipe down and there is an extra area down there, you didn’t showcase it there so I’m wondering if you knew about it.
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I actually went all out with this game and tried my best to get EVERYTHING. All the characters, all the colored coins, all the decorations. All I’m missing are a few high-end decorations.
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My 3 year-old son is just now getting into Mario after the watching the movie, so I got this game for him to play around with. He's pretty bad at it (he's a toddler after all), but its simple enough that he doesn't lose too horribly, and he absolutely loves the dumb thing.
