An open world 3D Mario game would be fun. But for me personally, I would like a remake for Super Mario Sunshine since I don't own a copy of 3D all-stars.
I would absolutely *LOVE* to see an open world-Mario-Game, too. But I really want it to be fully open world. Not like Bowser's Fury where you had to unlock specific areas. I think it would be awesome if it was like BotW or TotK, so that everything is accessible right from the beginning, but of course with the great Mario-Movement. And the movement should be complete at the start in my opinion. I hear many people who want something like a skill-tree, but this just wouldn't fit in a Mario-Game. I've always loved about Mario-Games that you have every move right from the very beginning. You don't become faster or jump higher while progressing. This would just kill platform-challenges, and you definitley need them in a platformer-game. And I don't want to have to learn the Triple-Jump for example. I want to be able to do it from the very beginning. I would make the main-collectible make something like this: You can go whereever you want in every possible order in this world, except of the final boss. Bowser is behind a great gate and the player needs to build some kind of weapon (a big hammer for example) in order to break the gate and enter the final boss. So you can actually explore Bowser's castle instantly, but you can't go to Bowser (or the main antagonist, it doesn't have to be Bowser). Every main boss has a specific element which you need to build this weapon. So you have to defeat every main boss and beside this collect many of the main-collectibles (but not every) to enter the final boss and beat the game. Or you need just 4 of the 7 (for example) main bosses and the main-collectibles. Or they make it like in the newest Zelda-Games and you can instantly go to Bowser (or whoever or whatever the main antagonist will be), but I would prefer the former idea. And there should be some collectibles that are just there, but they aren't important in sense of beating the game. Like the Purple Coins in Mario Odyssey or the Korogs in BotW and TotK. Many little things that make exploring worth it and gives you a smile on your face. 😊 These are some of my ideas to this. And I think an open world-Mario-Game would be the ultimate videogame. 😍 Good video.
I completely agree that Bowser’s Fury serves as a test-demo for an “open-world” Mario game. A full-fledged game in Bowser’s Fury style would be welcome by me, but I’m on board with whatever they decide. Nintendo always handles 3D Mario with extreme passion and care, so I’m 100% confident that whatever they’re cooking will be amazing.
im wondering how many sales ttyd remake will get since mario rpg sold well but the annoncement trailer also got 5 millinon views and ttyd remake only got 1.6 million views so i dont know if it will sell as well @@JacobCruise
@@iliyas6805 I don’t know if those Mario rpg trailer numbers are correct. But based on the sales of the original games, I think TTYD remake will perform slightly better in sales
An open world 3D Mario game would be fun. But for me personally, I would like a remake for Super Mario Sunshine since I don't own a copy of 3D all-stars.
I would absolutely *LOVE* to see an open world-Mario-Game, too. But I really want it to be fully open world. Not like Bowser's Fury where you had to unlock specific areas. I think it would be awesome if it was like BotW or TotK, so that everything is accessible right from the beginning, but of course with the great Mario-Movement. And the movement should be complete at the start in my opinion.
I hear many people who want something like a skill-tree, but this just wouldn't fit in a Mario-Game. I've always loved about Mario-Games that you have every move right from the very beginning. You don't become faster or jump higher while progressing. This would just kill platform-challenges, and you definitley need them in a platformer-game. And I don't want to have to learn the Triple-Jump for example. I want to be able to do it from the very beginning.
I would make the main-collectible make something like this:
You can go whereever you want in every possible order in this world, except of the final boss. Bowser is behind a great gate and the player needs to build some kind of weapon (a big hammer for example) in order to break the gate and enter the final boss. So you can actually explore Bowser's castle instantly, but you can't go to Bowser (or the main antagonist, it doesn't have to be Bowser).
Every main boss has a specific element which you need to build this weapon. So you have to defeat every main boss and beside this collect many of the main-collectibles (but not every) to enter the final boss and beat the game. Or you need just 4 of the 7 (for example) main bosses and the main-collectibles.
Or they make it like in the newest Zelda-Games and you can instantly go to Bowser (or whoever or whatever the main antagonist will be), but I would prefer the former idea.
And there should be some collectibles that are just there, but they aren't important in sense of beating the game. Like the Purple Coins in Mario Odyssey or the Korogs in BotW and TotK. Many little things that make exploring worth it and gives you a smile on your face. 😊
These are some of my ideas to this. And I think an open world-Mario-Game would be the ultimate videogame. 😍
Good video.
Nintendo, hire this person immediately
I completely agree that Bowser’s Fury serves as a test-demo for an “open-world” Mario game. A full-fledged game in Bowser’s Fury style would be welcome by me, but I’m on board with whatever they decide.
Nintendo always handles 3D Mario with extreme passion and care, so I’m 100% confident that whatever they’re cooking will be amazing.
Yup!
6:28 Thought we would make it one video without a paper Mario reference
Literally impossible
Hi Johnny
do you know how many copys mario rpg remake sold and compared to wonder?
a lot
ok@@JacobCruise
im wondering how many sales ttyd remake will get since mario rpg sold well but the annoncement trailer also got 5 millinon views and ttyd remake only got 1.6 million views so i dont know if it will sell as well @@JacobCruise
@@iliyas6805 I don’t know if those Mario rpg trailer numbers are correct. But based on the sales of the original games, I think TTYD remake will perform slightly better in sales