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In this day and age, in 2020, what more can we ask for? Even the water looks pretty good, which is impressive for such an old game. It’s bright, colorful, and cheery, and just looking at the game makes me happy. I’ve been playing the Switch rerelease, and the HD rendering makes the game look genuinely good, even from a modern perspective. So I think it’s best to cover it first.Īs far as graphics go, Super Mario Sunshine leaves little to complain about. However, unless you’re playing a visual novel, the presentation - things like graphics and writing - is never going to be the most crucial part of a game’s experience unless it makes things irredeemably, unplayably awful. For a shooter, though, the opposite would be true mechanics would reign supreme. For example, an RPG with a poor story and bad quest design, but good mechanics, will be more frustrating in the long run than an RPG with clunky mechanics but a good story and passable quest design. I think mechanics and structure vary in relative importance depending on the game. For Super Mario 64, I didn’t follow this format, but I feel that it’s appropriate for Sunshine because I do actually have something to say about the game’s story and the progression of a player through it. My answer? Well…you’ll have to read the review to find out, won’t you?Īs always, we’re splitting this review into three sections: Presentation, Mechanics, and Structure. Some people insist that it should, and some people swear that it couldn’t. The question is whether it can really join the ranks of the big boys, the likes of Galaxy and Odyssey and 64. It has to be, simply by virtue of being a full-fat 3D Mario experience. But Super Mario Sunshine is better than those overshadowed younger siblings.

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series comes to mind, as well as, if we’re willing to go there, Hotel Mario on the CD-i (actually, I take back what I said that one is a bad Mario game, and it’s why Nintendo doesn’t license its characters anymore).

While there are no outright bad Mario games, there are a few that almost no one will really defend - the New Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Sunshine is probably the most controversial Mario game ever made. Last time, when I reviewed Super Mario 64, I covered a game that everyone loves. So, after a few weeks of trying, I gave up and moved on to other things. I couldn’t get past the first boss fight at Pinna Park or the first shine of Ricco Harbor. I enjoyed the sunny graphics, but it was just too hard for ten-year-old me. I first played Super Mario Sunshine on the Wii, using the original GameCube disk.

You get some strong vacation vibes from this one. Bruise cruise Photo by Taylor Simpson on Unsplash.

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