I feel like it'd be cool if choosing to become the Shadow Queen's servant would give you a fight against both her and Mario with you playing as Mario's partners (the current one being the Mario Stand-In and then the regular partner slot being filled by Goombella by default but with the ability to swap her out with a different partner, obviously.)
Yep it does and it triples certain gains as well. However, using it when you don't know it's effects is still very much something you should not do as you can quickly get a game over
I only played the original GameCube version. Ngl it's refreshing to see that most of these remained the same. That being said, lining up 3 Poison Mushrooms in the Gamecube makes you lose half of everything so it's interesting how that was reduced to one third in the remake
Most of the changes for the switch version have been pretty small, but noticeable if you played the gamecube original. They did add a few completely new things as well though which was great to see
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Already failed and it hasn't even been 5 seconds
Well, I did the one that led to the Shadow Queen Game Over screen...
Oops...
I feel like it'd be cool if choosing to become the Shadow Queen's servant would give you a fight against both her and Mario with you playing as Mario's partners (the current one being the Mario Stand-In and then the regular partner slot being filled by Goombella by default but with the ability to swap her out with a different partner, obviously.)
But the Trail Stew completly fills your Star Power! (I think)
Yep it does and it triples certain gains as well. However, using it when you don't know it's effects is still very much something you should not do as you can quickly get a game over
@@MCWUKGaming Yeah but this is why you try it out. Also Peril strats go crazy with that.
I only played the original GameCube version. Ngl it's refreshing to see that most of these remained the same. That being said, lining up 3 Poison Mushrooms in the Gamecube makes you lose half of everything so it's interesting how that was reduced to one third in the remake
Most of the changes for the switch version have been pretty small, but noticeable if you played the gamecube original. They did add a few completely new things as well though which was great to see
With the exception of number 3 I feel these are all things that are obvious that you shouldnt do.
Anyone knows what happens if you mess with the lottery again?
I mean if you tamper with the time again
@@alextheking5011 you get the same thing happening again as in the video, and have to pay another 500 coins to restart it
How come theres no intro?
I don't think an intro was needed, the video title tells you what this is and an intro would just be repeating that again