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Going through Mario 64 felt like I had to take my time, position perfectly, and execute a series of calculated maneuvers.

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The control is also fantastic - it's a bit more sensitive than Mario 64, but the thing I love about it is that there's a real zip to it - a speed and momentum to being Mario, a joy of moving and jumping quickly, and then the FLUDD dynamic brings some new wrinkles to the process. I feel like I do in Zelda where even after I know I've found everything I feel like there's still so much more to look at and find. The camera is fluid and natural, the worlds are filled to the brim with enemies, obstacles, geometry, things to explore, nooks and crannies to check out, and little rewards like Blue coins and 1 ups to find if you're curious enough. It feels like a complete and authored experience. Sunshine feels like the game that really delivers on the promise of 3D Mario for the first time. Mario 64 feels like the newness of the concept was enough, and maybe it was, but I can honestly say I didn't enjoy it nearly as much as I thought I would. Compare to Ocarina which does have personality and vision and attention to detail with the same equipment. I understand that this is more a result of N64 and its limits than anything, but with some hindsight and age it really feels like a rough draft, an unfinished proof of concept. The whole place feels empty and sterile, not to mention buggy and unpolished. In addition, the enemies and characters have very little personality to me. The levels are overly spacious and empty, with little to do besides the singular objective. The camera is a nightmare, and the game, especially in the second half, is a frustrating experience where the challenge comes more from having to fight the camera and the technological limitations than a natural difficulty presented by clever level design and gameplay. When I got 3D All-Stars I played through Mario 64 in its entirety, and while I totally see why it's an important breakthrough game that literally created a new genre, as a game itself? It has not aged well AT ALL.

I don't understand why people dislike it so much compared to the other two entries in 3D All-Stars? Is it the FLUDD thing? Because I dunno, I'm about 30 shines in and this is the most fun I've had with Mario in AGES. I never played it til now, but man, Super Mario Sunshine is AWESOME.

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