The story follows the traditional Mario shtick, but I can't imagine anyone is picking up this game for an emotional journey. When it comes to negatives, there are a few areas that Super Mario Odyssey is lacking, but most of them are pretty nit-picky.
Nintendo pulled out all the stops to make its classic platformer a brand new experience. It doesn't get old, even if you die a hundred times. While on the subject of music, the soundtrack is catchy and captures the spirit of traditional Mario games with a modern twist. The challenges hide secret moons, nostalgic nods, and fun extras, like a volleyball game or stunning musical number. The world themes come with more than just distinct designs from a metro city to a food-inspired landscape. Within each area, players can take the time to explore, complete mini-missions, access mini-games, and get lost. Every world has a unique theme and level design that has an open-world feel, but a classic Mario touch.
Each planet the famous plumber visits has already been terrorized by Bowser and needs a little help. To catch up to Bowser, Mario has to visit different worlds and collect Moons to power his spaceship, the Odyssey. Like previous Mario games, the main goal of Super Mario Odyssey is to collect certain objects and save Princess Peach. While they're both highly enjoyable games, however, each one shines in different areas, meaning that different types of players may find themselves gravitating towards one over the other.Mario Odyssey Stacking Goombas (Image credit: iMore) Even if it doesn't though, there's still plenty of enjoyment to be found in the existing mainline Mario games on the system, particularly for those who are yet to play them. Whether or not this new console will bring with it the long-awaited sequel to Mario Odyssey remains to be seen. Updated June 11, 2021, by Tom Bowen: With rumors of a Switch Pro refusing to go away, many are now expecting an announcement about a new version of Nintendo's hybrid console to drop at some point very soon. Of the two though, which one is the better pick? It’s back now on Switch as the second core 3D Mario adventure sans the collection from 2020. The previous console, the Wii U, did launch with a Mario title of its own with Super Mario 3D World. RELATED: The Biggest Nintendo Games Turning 20 In 2021 The latter of the two wasn’t a launch game, but getting new entries from two of Nintendo’s best-selling franchises in the same year is pretty special nonetheless. Not only did the company launch the Switch console, but also two of their biggest games ever in the forms of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey.
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