There's a space between nostalgia and being used to it. This is probably because of this generation of gaming's bias towards the past.ĭo I even need to mention this with Majora's Mask?Īlright, listen up.

And this isn't just for these two, either. Like Sonic Adventure 2, Mario Sunshine came out at a similar time (2001 with Sonic and 2002 with Mario).

I've noticed a similar trend with Sonic games as numerous people claim Sonic Adventure 2 to be the best. It sounds like you were trying to make a contradiction.Īctually it isn't. The levels were great because they weren't just themed, you knew the purpose of each one. Many of them you could see in a distance. I also loved how the areas were all connected. Saying people only love it for nostalgia is nonsensical. I liked Super Mario Sunshine more, because I love cleaning up messes, it was my first Mario platformer so I am more used to how it works than that of Mario 64 and Galaxy 1 & 2, so yeah. Although I did have some nostalgic memories with this game, I didn't have as nearly nostalgic memories with this one, as I did with Metroid Prime, Animal Crossing, Melee, and Soul Calibur II. Nope, I loved Super Mario Sunshine, and it sure was not because of nostalgia. It's certainly the black sheep of the 3D Marios and I believe people only love it for nostalgia. The game was so unfinished with boring levels and was no where as good as other 3D Mario games. I still think it's one of the very best games ever, though.Īs for Sunshine, I don't even consider Sunshine a classic. Not to mention the Galaxy games are better in every way. The game just doesn't please me like a good old Zelda title.

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