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Mario Sunshine is great. The worlds and graphics are beautiful. Although tis game is awesome, it's not as great as Mario 64. It's not to easy and it's not to hard, and it's not that easy. FLUDD is really fun to control. I have to admit, the story to this game is weird, but it is creative. The detailed worlds are probably the best part of this game. Definetly worth buying.
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This is one of my most favorite gamecube games ever there is over 40 levels and 120 Sun Shines. You can also get a rocket and shoot up in the air the only problem is the water when you use the rocket you lose lots of water. But here is how good it is!
Gameplay: Awesome There is nothing hard!
Graphics: Probably the best on any Mario game.
Story : A little wierd but everything ties in.
Controls: Pretty easy not that many are hard
And I love the ending I'm won't tell you but bowser is in it (of course) and you're in a fire world! You should diffinatly buy this game!
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This is a fun game, even though it's not a "real" mario game like Super Mario 64. It can, however, be very challenging due to wonky camera controls. Moves like "wall jumping" when doing it between two narrow objects will often leave you jumping into thin air because you cannot perfectly align the camera. I would say kids 10 and up could play this, but younger than that would most likely have a difficult time of it. Graphics are beautiful. Music is fun.
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When the first Mario game came out for the NES, your goal was to rescue the princess from bowser--an evil, fire-breathing turtle/dragon boss.
A little more than a decade later, and Mario is running around watering plants and hosing off sidewalks. What the heck happened?
In all seriousness, this game is extremely disappointing. The graphics in this game are almost no improvement over its N64 predecessor, and the controls are sloppier and more frustrating (the water pump controls are very awkward and take a lot of getting used to.) On top of that, the camera behavior has become even more irritating than before. It's not uncommon for the camera to swing around behind a wall and make it difficult to see what the heck you're doing. You'll find yourself adjusting the camera very often, which isn't exactly my idea of fun.
The overall look and feel of the game is strange. Many of the levels look basically the same, the enemies lack creativity, and the music is just bad.
On the plus side, the game does have its moments. Some of the bosses are fun... that's pretty much it.
If you are a big fan of the Mario games, I'd get this just because it's cheap and is a good back-up game for when you get tired of the really good ones (like Super Smash Bros. Melee.) However, if you're expecting this to be a step above and beyond Super Mario 64, you're in for a disappointment.
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I am really glad that gamecube games work on the Wii. You can buy a bunch of cheap used discs at your local gamestop as well as a used controller memory and you're good to go since it all works with the Wii with no downloads necessary. I absolutely love this game, and it is definitely a huge improvement on Mario 64 which was already a great game. The graphics are wonderful and it's just a lot of fun. Enjoy.
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