Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to side Quest. This is our weekly
video game show here at Givers, and it's just me
Dylan here today with a solo episode kind of in
honor of the release of the second Mario Bros. Movie
Mario Galaxy Movie whatever. The full title of this thing
is now. Before the release of the first one, a
couple of years ago, when I was twenty twenty three
or something like that, I did a ranking of every
Mario game I have ever played, and I thought about it,
I could just re release that now that the second
one is coming out. But you know, since that movie
came out, I've played a few more games. There's been
some new ones that have come out. I've gone back
played some older ones. I've spent more hours in certain games.
I've rethought my list, and so I felt like, you
know what, even though I don't have a ton of
new games to add on this list, overall, it does
feel like worthy of a re record, worthy of an update,
and I kind of like that this could become a
bit of a tradition, and anytime there's a new Mario
movie that comes out, I can share an updated ranking.
And yeah, cause there's so many games in the back
catalog of Mario that I haven't got to. Like, I
haven't played many of the RPG kind of games like
Mario and Luigi or Paper Mario. There are so many.
There's sports games I haven't got to. There's some two
D platformers I don't think I've played in the series.
And then there's always news games coming out, like at
least one or two a year. Feels like DLC for
other games and whatnot. So I feel like this can
kind of be an evergreen topic, and like I said,
we'll revisit it every time a new Mario movie comes out.
The way, how do I want to do this? So
I have a list of forty five games, your forty
five Mario games. The way I've classified this is you
gotta have the word Mario in the title of the game.
So I don't include Smash Bros. In this list. I
don't include I don't know what's another example of a
game that has Mario but is not distinctly a Mario game.
I don't think there is too many of them, to
be honest, But let me give you the list of
what is eligible, what is potentially on this list overall.
So starting with the two D platformer games, we have
the original Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros. Too, Marbo's Three,
Super Mario World, Super Mario World two, Yoshi's Island, Super
Mario Land To six Golden Coins, New Super Mario Bros.
New Super Mario Bros. Two, Super Mario Bros. Wonder Mario
Versus Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros. Thirty five, and Super
Mario Maker. As for the three D games, we got
Super Mario sixty four, Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario Galaxy,
Mario Odyssey, and Mario three D Land. So Galaxy two
I have. Technically, by the time I did this recording
the first time few years ago, I had not played
it at all. I've now played a little bit of it,
but only like the first World or something, so I'm
not counted on the ranking yet. I need more time
with it because I feel like if I would put
it on the list, it would be kind of low,
just because I haven't spent a lot of time with it,
and it probably doesn't deserve to be that low. So
I'm just gonna wait. Maybe by the time Third Mario
movie comes out, I will have finally played through more
of Galaxy. I do own it now. But you know what,
I'm gonna be honest with you. The WE does not
spend a lot of time plugged in these days, so
that's not one that I've been knocking out in recent times.
Over to Mario Kart, we have Super Mario Kart, Mario
Kart sixty four, Super Circuit, Double Dash DS WE seven
eight Deluxe, and World So eight eight Deluxe. I did
own both those games and play both of them. I'm
just going with the Deluxe version because it's just more
and I don't think there's much removed from it, so
just simpler to keep it that way. And of course
to Mario, World's in the mix. Now. For the sports games,
I have Mario Tennis, that's the original one on sixty four,
Mario Tennis Open, Mario Golf or sorry, Mario Tennis, Mike, right,
what one is open? Yeah? Opens on the three DS.
We have Mario Golf which is on the N sixty four,
Mario Golf Super Rush, Mario Strikers, Mario Striker's Charge and
Mario Strikers a Battle League, Mario Super Sluggers, and Mario
Sonic at the Olympic Games. For Mario Party, I have
Mario Party two, Mario Party three, Super Mario Party, Mario
Party Superstars, and Mario Party Jamboree. I've definitely played maybe
three or four other ones in the series, but maybe
just like a game at a friend's house. These are
the ones that I've owned that I've spent more time
with that I actually could tell you facts about them,
whereas the other ones, I'm just like, yeah, I'm sure
Burdo's in there, but I don't know any other particular details.
So I'm just gonna go with those five for the
sake of this ranking. The weirdo games I don't really
fit anywhere else. I got Mario Plus, Rabid's Kingdom Battle Doctor, Mario,
Mario's Piccross, Mario Paint, Super Mario RPG, Mario and Luigi
Dream Team, and Mario Party w Why do I have
Mario Party we down here? Do I even have that
on the list? Why do I have that written down?
I'm sure gonna remove Mario Party Wee because I think
that is a Mario Party that I have technically played.
But again, like maybe around or something like that with
the geek fors squad, so I'm not gonna count that one.
And then going back to Mario RPG. So that is,
of course the newer remake version, remake, remaster, whatever it
was that came out a couple of years ago, not
the original one. That's the only version I have played,
and I feel like I skipped over something there that
was relevant, but I can't think about what that particularly was.
Think the big ones for me that I haven't played
is definitely anything in the paper Mario series. I've again,
I wanted the one on N sixty four. I've played
a tiny bit of it, but not enough to want
to put on the ranking. Mario Luigi, particularly that new
one I thought looked pretty cute, but I've only played
that one on the three DS Dream Team Mario Hoops
three on three. I own that game. I've played a
tiny bit of it, but again need more time with it.
And then yeah, Galaxy two was the big one that
kind of stood out like a sore throw. The games
that are kind of new on my ranking here from
the last time I did this episode a couple of
years ago. Of course, Super Mario RPG, that remake version,
Mario Bros. Wonder, Mario Kart World, of course, Mario Part
Mario Party Jamboree. Those are all new games that came
out in between the two recordings. There's been more DLC
for Mario Kart eight for what it's worth, Mario Paint,
and I've gone back and checked out because it's on
the Switch online now with the Switch to and then
Mario Galaxy, which I already had on the list, and
I actually had it pretty high. I had it sitting
at number ten on my list, but I was only
like I was, honestly that far into the game. I
think I kind of put it high on the list
just based on merit alone, but I did enjoy the
early sections of it. But now I've fully rolled credits
and beat Mario Galaxy in the time since then with
that nice three D eel stairs collection that they have
on the switch, or that they had on the Switch,
you can no longer purchase that game, So you know, obviously,
Mario the first game I ever played with Super Mario's
three on the nes It was my first console, a
little hand me down console came from pawn job. I
don't know where the console came from, but that is
the first one I played, the first video game I
ever played in my whole life, and so I've always
been a Nintendo kid and always kind of jumped around.
While I was a big three to sixty era guy.
I was big into PC for a while. PS four
was my main console for a while, but I always
also have whatever that most recent Nintendo console. Is always
playing the new Mario stuff, whether that is the sports,
the karts, or the platformer kind of thing. So Mario
of course does mean a lot to me. Very nostalgic
for a lot of these stuff here, and yeah, I'm
still checking out new things and still enjoying new things.
So honestly, if you did listen to my one from
a few years ago, I mean I'd be shocked if
you remember the order of the list, because that was
a few years ago. Now. You must have an amazing
memory if that is the case. I've mostly kept the
list roughly the same now. Obviously, we input games in
here and then I think what roughly what I did.
There's like maybe five or six spots on the list
where I flipped, you know, maybe put something up a
spot or two. There was only one game that jumped
pretty significantly higher, so I'm excited to talk about that
one when we get there. And then a couple of
the games jumped up a couple of spots, and then, naturally,
because we added a bunch of more games on the list,
a lot of games kind of went down the list too,
just naturally that's the way it goes. So I think
we can kind of just get right into the list. Now,
that was seven minutes of preamble, but that's just how
she goes here, and I might skip through, kind of
blast through kind of the lower sections of this list
get to the more juicy stuff. Now I'm at the
bottom at number forty five, and then I'm even bundle
forty four in there. But technically this is the order.
I have Super Mario Kart at forty five, and then
forty four Mario Car Super Circuit. So that is the
s NES Mario Kart and then the Game Boy Advance
Mario Kart, which feel very similar to each other. But
I you know, I did not grow up with these
ones for sure. Mario sixty four Mario Kart sixty four. Rather,
it is the first one I played, so I have
a lot of installagic for that one, but I never
played like the two D games. And you know, Super
Circuit is one I played recently on the Switch online
service when they added it there and just does not
play well. I think it's really hard to see what's
going on that. I feel like so much of the
love I have for Mario Kart is that compared to
other racing games, you just get crazy maps, crazy worlds,
and it's just so fun to be in that world.
But never feels the same with these two versions of
the game. I don't really like the controls. I'm probably
really bad at these games too. There's very few options,
a lot of the maps look very similar, so they
just don't really do anything for me, to be honest,
So that's why they fall to the absolute bottom of
the list. Number forty three A is where I put
Mario Paint, which you know, it's almost weird to put
on this list at all because it does feel like
more of a novelty or a toy than it does
a actual video game, And you know, I strewed around
with it for a little bit. It's fun to see
how the most controls work. I guess on the switch too,
but that's all it kind of was to me. I
like making pixel art, but I'd rather do that on
my computer with my mouse and keyboard and not have
to do it using a switch to Joycon mouse functionality
on a game that came out thirty years ago, So
you know, it's cool for what it is, and I
think if I had it as a kid, I would
have loved it, but it doesn't really have any nostalgia
room in my heart, So it just falls to forty three.
And then at forty two, I've got Mario and Sonic
at the Olympic Games, which I think is a game
I did quite enjoy. I think it was maybe a
rental a couple of times in the Wei era, and
I did like what it was. It kind of a
mix up of the Mario sports games, having a lot
more different types of sports in there, but I honestly
just can't remember a whole lot of it. It's been
a long time since I've played it, so it just
falls down for that particular reason. At forty one is
where I've got Mario Golf, and I will say Mario
Golf is maybe of these sports games, just the one
I've played the least amount of games in the series,
and it is also the one that I want to
put more time into because I do like golf games,
and I like Mario Golf games. The ones i've messed
around with a little bit, but really there's only one
that I've spent a ton of hours in, and that
one's coming up way higher in the list. But when
I played some Mario Golf on the N sixty four
version recently with switch online, it just didn't really hit
the same. I do like some of the weird characters
to get in there. There's some strange people that make
it in there, but I just found it kind of
hard to see. The mechanics weren't that engaging, the maps
weren't all that special, and I feel like they've gotten
more fun in Arcadie as the series has gone along.
This one did not really do a whole lot for me.
And number forty I have Super Mario thirty five, which
I think for the meme. I put it at roughly
thirty five last time, but now that there's a lot
more games on the list, it doesn't quite quite squeak
that high. I didn't really care much for this one
for I forget this forgets This is pretty much like
the two D Mario Battle Royale that they had in
the during the thirty fifth anniversary year. I don't know.
I played a few rounds of it, but it just
wasn't really my cup of tea. I think it is
a really cool idea, and I think it'd be interesting if
they tried it again or did a rerelease of it
at some point Marigo forty, Margo fifty and then just
added more features and things like that and hopefully kept
it around. I don't like that they just have a
limited time release on it, but yeah, I think it's
an interesting game, but not one that I particularly care
for a whole lot. Number thirty nine, I have Mario's
Pick Cross, which you know there honestly, isn't too much
unique with this one compared to other Pick Cross games,
other than the fact that you get Mario art and
pixel art and things like that, which can be kind
of fun. I like Pickcross enough, but I don't think
Pitcross is ever a game that's gonna make it in
my top ten of the year, never gonna be in
my top one hundred games of all time. I like it.
It's a good little time killer, a simple kind of
puzzle game that's satisfying to fill in, but not really
something that's gonna climb high on a list. So honestly,
the fact that Mario's Pitcross is even crushing a few
of these other games that might be some people's favorite
Mario games is quite impressive. I should say number thirty
eight is the first one that maybe you know, would
be controversial to some but not controversial to the majority.
And that's gonna be Super Mario Sunshine, which for me,
I'm definitely on the side of the camp that is. Yeah,
I'm not a big fan of Sunshine. I don't like
the moving over that much. I don't really like the
environment a whole lot, the vibes, and you know, it's
a game I definitely spent more time with recently with
the three D All Stars collection. You may have noticed
by the way three D All Stars I do not
have as a separate entry on this list, just because
it is more or less a collection of three games
without really many meaningful additions to them. But yeah, Sunshine
not really my cup of tea. Now, I know Taylor
and Travis are big fans, so they might think it's
way too low on the list, but you know what,
that's to each their own. For me, you gotta have
a least favorite Mario three D game, and for me,
it definitely is Sunshine. Jumping up to number thirty seven.
This is where I have super Mario Party. This is
the first Mario Party that came out on the Switch,
and one I do not own, to be fair, so
I think if I spent more time with it, maybe
would climb up a little bit. I did enjoy a
little bit that was going on there, but I did
finally that it was a pretty imbalanced game. You know,
people getting like multiple dice, multiple characters and stuff. While
I like the idea of that in concept and gathering
a little team a squad is cool, I do think
it made the game like even jankier than it needs
to be. And this is Mario Party, so it should
be janky. It should have that level of silliness to it.
There was a lack of map variety. I think they
eventually added online to the game, like years and years
down the line. Yeah, But like I said, since I
didn't own it, I didn't spend as many extensive hours
with it. But again, it's Mario Party. You're not going
to spend a million hours with it. I've played three
or four matches of this and I'm happy to put
it at thirty seven on the list, number thirty six.
This one I'm curious to see how if people think
this would be too low. But it is the original
Super Mario Bros. The original two D platformer. Of course,
there was that trilogy on the NES, but I don't
really care much for the first game. I also had
this one as a kid, But you know, I think
probably I played Mario three first just because it had
the colorful yellow box art and I was, you know,
a pheromone for the eyes of a child, So I
went and played that one first, and I think going
back to the original Marios like this doesn't hit the same.
It didn't have the co op. I don't think that
the I mean, even the multiplayer in Mario three was
switch off, but me and my sister would do that
for hours. Didn't have as much reverence for the original
Super Mario Bros. And when I go back to it,
it's just not my cup of tea. I like. I
think I'm pretty particular with the platformers I like, and
there's something about Super Mario Bros. That just does not
really do it for me. Of course, extremely important game.
If this was the list of the most important Mario games,
it would be probably number one or number top five
at least. But yeah, for me personally, it falls pretty
low on the list. Not my cup of tea. And
right above that is New Super Mario Bros. Two. So
this is the New Super Mario Bros. I believe that
three S and I could be wrong about that, but
I think that just goes to show how little this
game means to me. The New Super Mario Bros. That
era even like three D land to be honest, New
super Mario Bros. New super Mario Bros. Too. Not not
really my thing. It just I didn't really like this
era as much. I don't feel like the game plays
all that interesting, doesn't feel like it's trying anything new
and weird, like wonder you know how when over the
top of that, and also there's sorts of crazy new stuff.
I don't feel like the New Mario Bro games added
anything like that. I feel like they just are a
bit stale, a little bit stagnant for me. And so
this one falls to this point on the list, and
then we jump up to number thirty four, whereas we're
where is where I have Mario Tennis. So this is
the first Mario Tennis game on the end sixty four. Again,
I think this is a series that just has kind
of gotten better or at least just feels a bit
better in the basic gameplay of it. So yeah, I
don't know. I don't have a whole lot of instagier
for the original one number thirty three. I have Supermoro
three D Land, which is a game that I would
like to revisit someday and do a full co op.
I think mostly when I was playing it, I was
mostly playing single player, which is kind of sad for
what that game is. But we no longer exists, as
it was lost in a house fire, so I don't
think I'll ever play this game again. Maybe. I guess
they do have the three D Lan plus Bowser's Fear
on the switch, so if that ever goes on like
a nice discount, I actually would love to pick that
up play this game some more, and specifically the Bowser's
Fury part seems really cool and really quite unique as
far as Mario three D platformer games go, so someday
I will check that out, hopefully, you know, hopefully, I'm
gonna say hopefully, before the next Mario movie comes out,
I will have picked up Bowser's Fury or borrowed up
from someone. Maybe I can rent it from the library
or something like that, and I can have a higher
ranking for this one, and I would, of course just
go with that one version, kind of combine them together,
and let's see. I think I'll go into thirty two here.
I'm gonna whisper this one, super Mario. Honestly, so hopefully
you didn't hear that if you're a big fan of
this game, because I know that I am the outliar here.
I'm probably the only one who would have this game
this low on the list, super Mario. Honestly, I did
not like this game. It did not do the trick
for me. I didn't really care for the movement. It
felt kind of clunky and weird. I don't really like
the physics of mar I don't like the hat. I
don't think the hat adds fun movement options to me.
I do like throwing the hat on different creatures and
getting to transform into them and move around as them.
That part I did enjoy, But in terms of like
throwing the hat and like dashing into the hat and
bouncing off the hat or whatever, that stuff doesn't really
feel great to me. I don't like like rolling never
feels particularly good. Yeah, I think the level design is okay,
but I think the game just it tried to add
so many moons that I think it just kind of
dilutes everything, because nothing really feels like an achievement anymore.
You're just kind of getting tiny little dopamine hits without
having to earn a whole lot of them, instead of
getting like having to work for something bigger, which is
not necessarily what I even want out of a Mario game, right.
This isn't a Soul's game as something I don't need,
like some six hour gauntlet of platforming to to get
like one Star, but I think Odyssey really diluted it
in a way that just did not work for me.
I do like some of the themes of the worlds
we go to, but I think even just in comparison,
like if if we look at Mario Odyssey and then
we look at Donkey Kong Bonanza, like, I wait, prefer
what Bonanza is doing in the kind of the switch
era of the three D three D open world platform
were kind of formula. I think it's just more that
thickens more fun to smash and crash and bash through things.
But I just don't really find anything in Odyssey particularly
enjoyable to do, so I do like that there is
some strange worlds, like I like New Donk City is
a fun location, you know, the like dar Soul's world,
even though that's a pretty short one with like the
crazy dragon and stuff. So that in like the food world,
and I like some of the stuff that's going on here.
But that's why, you know, at least climbs past ten
fifteen other Mario games on my ranking, but definitely, you know,
pull one hundred people on the street, I'd probably have
this lowest on that if good luck find a hundred
people on street who have played Mario Odissey, maybe that
is the case. I wonder how many people you would
have to talk to on the street until you got
to one hundred people who have played Odyssey. Someone someone
do that. That sounds like a funny YouTube video. You have
my permission to take that idea. Number thirty one we
have Mario Kart seven. This is the Mario Kart on
the three DS, which I think is to me really
hampered by the fact that it is on the on
the three DS and not a home console where I'm
mostly playing these Mario Kart games, playing them with friends,
playing coach co op getting two to four people down
doing stuff because you know, especially when you play Mario
Kart eight and it feels like it adds a ton
of cool things to the series. But I feel like
Mario Kart seven actually was the game that introduced a
lot of those mechanics, and then eight kind of built
off of them. But because seven is on the three DS,
it just you kind of forget about that a little bit.
But it is a really good game, has some really
good maps, and I do really enjoy it, but I
just I'm not gonna get as much playtime out of
it just because of the nature of it being on
the three DS. So yeah, I like the game. I
would like to spend more time with it, but it's
like at this point, I'm just gonna play more World
and I'm just gonna go back to Mario Kadia until Lux.
So it just kind of sinks a little bit for
that particular reason. Number thirty I have Mario Party three,
you know, definitely on the N six four era of
Mario Party that was my era. I love Mario Party two,
which is definitely higher on the list. I guess I'll
spoil that right now. Little teas for future for like
twenty minutes from now. Whatever it is. Mario Party three
good game. I like the maps, has some good mini
games to it. I'm just way more insulted for the
other one because I didn't own three. I've only played
that with Travis and Emily and Crewe in the gv era,
so it doesn't have as much staying power for me.
But I guess it is on the switch on the
line now, I believe, so I should play some more
games of that next time. I'm looking to do some
partying up. And let's go to number twenty nine, which
is Mario Tennis Open. This is another three DS game here.
I think this game's really good, has a lot of
fun mechanics to it, really good roster, big roster of characters.
I definitely am intrigued by the new one that is
called Mario Tennis Blaze. No, I was about to say
get Blaze. That's definitely not it. To Mario Tennis Fever.
Fever is the new one. I think that game looks
really cool. I'd love to play that someday, but again,
what is it like one hundred and fifty dollars? Yeah, right,
I'm not playing that. Mario Tennis Open, though really fun
tennis game, really actually quite good mechanics, good use of
the touch pad I found as well on the three
DS there, So yeah, good game, good game. Jumping up
to twenty eight, and I guess with this point, maybe
with the twenty nine upwards, I feel like I've now
jumped up a tier and these are games that I
quite enjoy, games that I These are all games that
are that I think are good games that I personally enjoy.
I'd say I like them, whereas the ones below this
i'd maybe more neutral on. So yeah, twenty eight. That
puts us at Super Mario Land two six Golden Coins,
which I only played recently through again switch online because
I didn't have the original game Boy. I like this
game a lot. It's it's weird. The worlds that you
go to are very strange. It's a very short game,
which I quite enjoyed. Just having like a little two
hour long platformer experience to get through a whole Mario
game is really cool. I love the design of the levels.
As I said, some of the some strange enemies that
I've never seen any other Mario games. So as like
an audit, as like something you'd find, you know, in
an antique shop, like under three drawers and dusty old
papers and stuff. It's just like as like a nice
little hidden gem, a little six golden jewel gem. I
don't know what this analogy is. I'm just gonna drop
it right there. Very cool game though, and I do
want to play the other ones. I should check if
the other Mario Land games are on Switch online. Now.
I don't even know how many of them are there.
I think there's well, there's one, two, I think three.
Isn't it like Super Mario Land three is like Warrior
World or something, right, It's almost like a Yoshi's Island situation.
So I got to look into the history of this
a little bit more. But I really enjoyed this game.
I definitely want to check out the other ones because
it's weird and different as far as Mario twod platformers,
and I feel like it was kind of the time
and place for them to get a little bit strange
with it, get a little weird, whereas the rest of
the games in the series kind of play it pretty straight.
So yeah, show us to this game. Quite enjoyable, and
then right above that, this one also might feel too
low for a lot of people. Number twenty seven is
where I have Super Mario Bros. Wonder on the Nintendo Switch.
You know, a good game for sure, solid platforming game,
some fun worlds. The Wonder Seed stuff was cool and all,
but I just don't think this game resonated with me.
I played through the whole thing I can co op,
which I did quite enjoy, like I'm in a big
roster of characters pick from, even though they play all
the same. But yeah, I don't think this game resonate
with me in a way that just warmed my heart
or didn't. You know. I'm just not gonna be as
a nostalgic for it, which I think is a big
factor of a ton of the games on this list,
which I'm fully admitting that admitting to that. But yeah,
Mario Wonder, it's solid. I like it. It's a good game,
it's a well made game. I had a good time
playing through it. But it's also one that I don't
know if I ever see myself playing it again, like
maybe fifteen years from now or something when I completely
forgot about it. But I just don't know if it's
everyone I want to revisit, And so I think because
of that, it drops down the list. Whereas like almost
any other game on this above this point on the
list our games, I would want to boot up some
time for the nostalgia hit, or to play through again,
or to play with a friend and Mario wonder. I
just I just don't see myself ever wanting that again.
Twenty six Marriok Kart Double Dash, which I think probably
falls a bit low just because I never owned the
game myself, had a neighbor, a good buddy of mine
who had it growing up and played it with the
GV boys a little bit. But yeah, I think it's
a really cool game. I like that within the series.
It's hard sometimes to find within the Mario Kart series
games that are truly unique from one another. You know,
usually they have like one or two new gimmicks to them,
but sometimes it's just like, oh, what's the wheeze, gimme gimmick.
It's like motion controls, which you know, doesn't feel like
the in hindsight that that revolutionary. But Double Dash was
doing something different, something we haven't seen since, something I
don't know if we'll ever see again, And for that reason,
it'll always be a really unique entry in the series,
and because of the Double Dash mechanic, you also get
some weirdier characters in there. I know, I guess Mario
kartt World that introduced a ton of weirdos in terms
of the roster there. But I really do like Double Dash.
It's a game I'd like to spend more time with.
Hopefully on one of these twenty four hour streams, somebody
can get some Double Dash going, because that one I
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we are back into the top twenty. Well, I just yeah,
we left to have twenty six. Let's go to the
top twenty five. We've got Super Mario Sluggers. Actually I
think it's called Mario Super Sluggers, just to make things
extremely confusing. Mario's Super Sluggers. Yeah, this is this is
a game I not own, but I've definitely played a
lot with the geek first boys. It's a fun time.
It's a goofy game. It's a silly game, but you
know it's a good one too. Honestly, now that I'm
looking at I should probably about Double Dash above this.
You know what, live on air, who is gonna say
a thing about it. I'm changing the order of the list.
Sluggers has dropped down to number twenty seven, not a
huge drop. Mario Wonder has gone up to number twenty six,
and then Mario Kurk Double Dash has gone up to
number twenty five. I liked having Double Dash in the
top twenty five. That feels right intuitively and instinctively. Number
twenty four is where I have Mario plus Rabid's Kingdom Battle,
which is a game that really surprised me. It's a
really good game. It's a really solid, unique tactics game,
sort of a little more X calmy, but in terms,
you know, I've played a ton of Fire and Bloom
in my life, but this is not trying to be that.
It's not trying to be fire ambleum, but with Mario characters,
it's trying to be something different, unique, and I think
it does that with its mechanics. Really cool game. Good
dealc in there too, with some Donkey Kong stuff. Game
I've not rolled credits on yet, which you know, if
I did, maybe it would be higher on the list.
But I do really enjoy what is here already. Yeah,
pretty cool game. Number twenty three is where I have
Mario Kart World, which honestly feels like a placeholder. I
don't think it will drop really much lower than this point,
but I think this game will get updates at some point,
I imagine. But you know, as you saw with Mario
Kart eight, sometimes they just drop DLC for a Mario
Kart game years after the fact, So I don't know
when this stuff will come, and there was a leak
a few days ago, and maybe there's some DLC coming
later this year for Mario Kart World. So I just
I think I've already put a lot of hours in
this game. I do really like it. I like the
new mechanics, I like grinding and will riding, some of
the new items I like. I like the open world
for what it is. Obviously there isn't like a ton
of interesting questions and whatnot. But I had a good
time cruising around getting all the costumes. I love having
new costumes. I love all the Freak Show characters that
are in the mix. I like the cart, the race,
the maps is the world it's looking for, the courses
and the races, they're all good. I really really like
this game quite a lot, and you know, I played
it a lot when the console first came out of the
switch too, And it's just one I just know it
is going to get a ton more hours played over
the course of the switch to Lifespan. DLC or not
is just the one you boot up every once in
a while. And yes, just because of the quantity that
Mario Kart eight has, I'll still go back to that
game sometimes too, but to be honest, since the release
of Mario Kart World, I have not. I have not
gone back to the old one yet because Marcott World
has still been a really good time for me, so
I really really enjoyed that game. And then right above
it at twenty two, I've got Mario Party Jamboree, the
latest Mario Party game. I mean, actually, I'm gonna bundle
this too. Even jumping up right up to number twenty
one is where I have Mario Party Superstars. So the
other two switch games. Of course, Super Mario Party was
dropped lower. These two I have right next to each
other because they're pretty equivalent to my mind. If someone
wanted to was at my house and we're gonna play
some Mario Party, it'd be a toy cost from Yeah,
toy costs for me, whether or not we do Superstars
or jambree both really good games. I really like the
maps in both of them. Different mini games you got
in there, just both really really fun times. I haven't
played like the new updates up for Jamboree with the
switch to version, because I'm not gonna shell out twenty
five bucks for some random add ons for that, but
I really like both these games. Have had a lot
of fun with both of them, and I will continue
to It's been a while since I've played Mario Party,
actually because I don't think we did on the last
twenty four hour stream, and personally I'm not booted one
up in a bit, so I'm definitely craving some Mario
Party here. Could use some of that in my life.
Mario Party super Stars already showed that one I would
sell me just forget about that. Number twenty is new
Super Mario Bros. So I mentioned this earlier that I'm
not a big fan of this era. Of the two
D Mario games, this is the one on the Wii,
This one I have a higher on the list, quite
a lot higher on the list, I guess, just because
of the definitely nostalgia for it. It was one that I
played a lot with friends, the co op on. It
was quite fun. I did like the new caught, like
the there's like the Propeller suit. I think the Ice
Mario I think was a new as well. And I
just remember having like a ton of fun in this
game and doing a ton like trying like I feel
like all the collectibles and stuff. It was just one
of those games on the Wii that just me and
my friends would play endlessly. So even though I don't
necessarily love just the general style of it, I do
think this is a game that I had a lot
of fun with, and mostly because of that co op
angle to it. Number nineteen, I have Super Mario Maker.
I've never played the second one, and I was just
theorizing with Travis on last week's episode two weeks ago
that I'd love to see a Mario Maker come back.
I definitely wanted to come back into a three D format.
I think that would be really fun, but that is
quite a lot to ask. If they did make it
just a Super Mario Maker three and it was just
two D, I might pick it up at this point, honestly,
because I played this one on the WU haven't played
it in a few years, never picked up the second one.
I really liked what the idea of this game is
obviously just pinding the creativity to the fans, giving them
all the tools to make crazy stuff. I like making
some levels too every once in a while, and yeah,
especially with the Mibo in there, to get all these
costumes for all these other Nintendo characters was really fun.
So yeah, shout outs to Mario maker. Really really good game.
It's just been a long time since I've played it. Unfortunately, again,
that we you of mine is long long, you know,
crumbling pile of dust, So I unfortunately cannot replay this
game in that sense. So hoping for that third entry
at some point. Here a number eighteen. I have Mario
Golf Super Rush, which I think for a lot of
people who are hardcore Mario Golf heads they say this
was not one of the best entries in the series,
but I have not played the better ones. Like I know,
the Game Boy Advanced one is apparently really good. The
three DS version is apparently really good, but I have
not played those games. For me, this is kind of
the the top Mario Golf game, and you know, it's
definitely got some jank in it in terms of some mechanics.
Some of the graphics are pretty weak, to be honest.
But I had a ton of fun with this game,
played a lot of it, and they kept adding like
new maps every couple of months, and me and my
partner at the time would play a ton of that
stuff just over and over again through the summer months.
It was a really good time. I look back fondly
on my time with Super Rush, and yeah, it's been
a while how since I've played it, but I really
really enjoyed what that game is, So shout outs to
mariof Super Rush. Number seventeen is where I have Super
Mario World two Yoshi's Eye, which is another one that
probably feels too low for a lot of people, but
a game I didn't own growing up. Didn't play it
as a kid, whereas I played like the other trilogy
and world. Sumaro World two slipped through my fingers because
I didn't have an SNS at the time. I think
it's probably on the game Boy Advance, but I didn't
have that version so never really played this one when
I was younger. I had have gone back to play
some of it since, and I do like some of
the mechanics in there for sure, but I think without
having a nostalgic lens, I just couldn't get quite into
it as I could with some other games. So seventeen though,
for a game that I just think on its merits alone,
good level design, fun game, unique mechanics, cool new setting
for the Mario game. Switching off the character a little
bit right with implementing Yoshi more, having baby Mario in
the mix. Just a lot of fun stuff to be
had there, so it still climbs pretty high on the list.
And then at number sixteen, I have Mario Strikers, the
original one for the game Cube, which is a great game.
I think for me, just if you've been paying attention
Mario Strikers. This is going to be my lowest of
the tree on the list, but I really do enjoy
this game. I think it's a lot of fun. It
is definitely like the Bare Bones' most basic Mario Strikers,
but I think to some extent that is its strength.
At the same time, it doesn't add all these layers
on top. Some of these layers can not be great.
I think it's a lot easier for pickup and play.
You don't need to know as many mechanics as you
do for Battle League and Mario Strikers Charged. Just with
the most controls and stuff. There's some jank that can
happen in that game for sure, whereas this game feels
a lot more controlled and tight knit. Obviously, it's got
a long history within the geek first as well with
the Gauntlet all sorts of matches challenging each other back
and forth. And it's been will since we've played this
version because we just end up going for the one
on the switch because it's a bit easier to plug
and play. But yeah, I do love the original Maria Strikers.
And then right above it at number fifteen, I have
Maria Striker's Battle League, which I previously had at spot
twenty four, So it's jumped up about ten spots. Then
maybe even add a couple more because now there's more
games on the list than there was before. So yeah,
Marius Strikers Battley has gone up. I think since the game.
I'm trying to think of the release of the Mario
movie and accordance to this game. I want to say
there's been more DLC added to the game since it
originally came out. You know, it's not crazy stuff, but
just a few new characters, a couple of new maps,
and nothing too wild. But I think the more I
play this game, and particularly we played quite a few matches,
quite a lot of it actually the last year's twenty
four hour stream, and just reminded me of like how
much I love this game. I think it has really
really good mechanics to it. There's a lot of complex,
interesting things you can do, a lot of mix up opportunities.
It's not a super zany janky game. It can be,
of course, with like item spam and whatnot. But I
do feel like it's more controlled to some extent, and
it does have like the charge of mechanic, but it
feels like it feels like it took. It's like the
in between in terms of the jankiness of like the
original Mario Strikers and Marios Strikers Charged. But I really
really like this game quite a lot. And I think
the customization with the armor and stuff, while we don't
really do that when we're playing ultiplayers just keep it simple.
I just I really enjoy this game, and you know what,
I think pretty good at it too, So that makes
me feel good about myself. So yeah, I think that's
out of the games that are not new, that's the
game that kind of climbed highest on the list from
its placement last time. And then the game that is
new to the list from the last time and is
making its highest debut is Super Mario rp G. Of course,
the remake remaster version. As I mentioned earlier, It was
my first time playing this game. It was kind of
a white whale game for me. One I always wanted
to play, always heard good things, always heard people in
the Smash community desperately wanting Geno added to Smash Bros.
And whatnot. But yeah, I really really enjoyed this game.
You know, it's an RPG that is bite sized relative
to other games in the series. The story and characters
are really weird and strange. I like the gameplay mechanics,
I like all the characters. Good, good strategy, just just
enough amount of strategy and brain power and thinking and
planning and the stuff you want from an RPG. And yeah,
I just love the setting so much. So I really
really enjoyed this game. Definitely. I would love to see
like a sequel to this, you know, a sequel to this,
which we this strange part of the RPG Realm of Mario,
because I know we've got the other stuff with paper
Mario Mario Luigi. But yeah, I think me and Trevis
talked about this with the Sequels episode a couple of
weeks ago as well. I just really love what's going
on here. Number thirteen, and I'm gonna pair it. I'm
number twelve here. So at thirteen, I have Mario Kart
DS and the number twelve, I have Mario Kart we
two games that exist in a very similar place in
my heart because I feel like I was playing them
at the same time. You know, if I was at
home playing with friends, we'd be playing Mario Kart Wee.
If I was on the road, I'd be playing Mario
Kart DS going on a road trip, going camp and
whatever it is in the car ride. And I love
both these games a lot of DS because of that
nature of it just being a single player game. For me,
I would get like really into it. I feel like
I got really really good at the mechanics of that game,
just doing a lot of the ghost mode to beat
my best times and whatnot. And then Mario Kart Wee
it was more of the classic kind of party experience,
and you know, had the more grandiose scale. I feel
like I had really big maps, and you know, because
I had Mario Kart sixty four but I didn't double dash,
but then I had this one. It felt like quite
a huge jump in terms of the technology from N
sixty four to we At the time added a bunch
more characters, Diddy Kong was in there, which I always loved.
Really great maps, and you can see that with quite
a few of them that ended up making it into
mik Or eight Deluxe. But I really love I really
loved what this game, but both those games were. And
then at number eleven, I have a Super Mario World, which, yeah,
I really love this game. I think this is one
of the finest two D platformers that there ever has been.
I think the big improvement here, you know, mar some
Marvos three had like a world map, but it was
sectioned in two little chunks, and I think world by
kind of connecting that altogether added just a scale to
it that was quite something back in the day, just
comparatively to the other Mario games I'd played at that time.
But really good level design, really great music. I love
the art style in this game. I think they just
nailed it with the pixel art here. It's just so
creamy cream not creamy. It's clean and crispy, and the
colors pops so well. Yea Yoshi in the mix as well.
So I really really love se Mario World, a really
great game. We're into the big bad Top ten. Number ten,
I have Mario versus Donkey Kong. I did actually check
out the demo for the remake re release of this
on the Switch. I played a you know, as many
levels as it let me play before the demo cut off,
and if it wasn't so expensive, would probably pickup the
whole thing because there's new levels in there. Because I
really liked the just specific puzzle design that exists with
Mario versus Donkey Kong. And there's something special about this
one because I went back and checked out Don Kong
what's kind of cloaquially known as don y Kong ninety
four on the Game Boy I guess it was on
the original game Boy, yeah, and it's on Switch online.
And I went back and played that recently, and that
was another white whale game for me because I love
this one so much, and that was kind of the
Seek the prequel. I guess the predecessor is the word
I'm looking for. But it didn't hit the same didn't
hit me as well. So there's something about the design
of Marver's Don Kong that I just love. I really
like the puzzle design to it. I think it's quite unique.
I really like the art style to it, the colors
pop as well, and yeah, it's just a it's a
really fun game. One I'd like to revisit, and I
mean I have to revisit it recently, but like play
through the whole thing a game is. I don't think
I ever rolled credits on it as a kid. I
think I got stuck because it got too tricky at
some point in time. Number nine is Super Mario Bros. Two,
the weird one of the original trilogy. Uh, this game
always kind of creeped me out in like a good way,
and the good like you know, kids are like really
into weird creepy stuff. Sometimes it was like just that
right amount for me where I was a very scared child,
and this game is not actually scary, so I could
I could understand it, and I could play it and
not get too freaked out by it. But it is
a weird game, like Burdo's looking freaky, the like a
hawk mouth that you like jump into to go between
worlds and whatnot. The this the masks chasing you in
that one level, the dark worlds when you like go
behind the doors, when you pick up the potions and stuff.
It's just it's a strange game. The level design is
really weird, and I love that it was just a swing,
you know, there was really the original Mario and Mario
two is like, let's completely reinvent what this is and
then let's like perfect it with three, which is again
just a whole nother switch up. But yeah, I really
like just the strangeness of this game, So I don't
think I've ever beat it, to be honest, but a
game that I loved playing quite a lot on the
original nes another game that I played as a kid.
And then I have a number eight. I have Mario Galaxy,
which previously I put it ten, and like I said,
it was almost a bit of a placeholder because it
just felt like it should be at high and I
hadn't played a whole lot of it. But now I
have played quite a lot of it. I've played the
whole thing, beat the game, and it is great. It
is it worthy of all the praise that it gets.
Amazing three D just design, the kind of you know,
the whole galaxy element of it, and the gravity to it,
creative level design, all the weird, strange worlds. I really
love everything about this game. And yeah, I need to
get into Galaxy too, because that's another good spot. But yeah,
definitely Galaxy One. Really good game, just extremely well designed
and unique, and I feel like I want to see another,
like an indie developer something tackle more of this idea.
I'm sure some other developers have, but there's gotta be
something to this. It does feel like Astrobody in a way.
It feels like Astrobot is, you know, the great grandson
of Mario Galaxy something like that. Number seven on my
list is gonna be Mario Strikers Charged. So this one,
I admit, has a lot of nostalgia baked into it here,
because I do think battle League is the better game mechanically.
But Striker's Charges a game that I played just an
insane amount of as a teenage or whatever age I was.
I got so into this game. I feel like I
got really good at it. Wallawuigi was my guy with
his superpower. He'd make the creepy vines behind him that
you like camp in between. This game was a little
jankye just because of the motion controls or you have
to like block certain goals with the motion controls. But
I was obsessed with this game. I feel like I
got so good at it. I just perfected the mechanics
of it, and yeah, it was when I played endlessly,
So definitely my favorite in the series for that reason,
even if, like I said, Battle League is the maybe
mechanically better game in the game that I'll go back to, Like,
I don't know if I'll really ever jump back into
Striker's Charge. I think I'll just leave that as a
nostalgic good memory. But yeah, I do love this game
quite a lot. Mario Kart sixty four is my number
six on the list, and again a game, you know,
my first Mario Kart game, probably a game I got
when I got my End sixty four for the very
first time. But yeah, I really love this game quite
a lot. Good mechanics. Always always found it to be
like a tough game, like you needed like pretty good
mechanical skill. I feel like to go pretty like I
guess the casual nature of like Mario Kart's gotten easier
and easier, and now there's like obviously just the mode
you can put on so you like don't go off
the course. I was always flying off the course in
sixty four, but that was like part of the experience
of it. But yeah, I love the courses very nostalgic
for all the ones in that game, the tight but
really fun, impactful ross. So yeah, definitely a lot of
nostalgic love for Mario Kart sixty four number five. I
have Mario Party two again on the N sixty four,
and yeah, this is a game ited play over and
over and over again. You know. I sometimes would play
the actual maps, the actual board games. Western World I
think was my favorite, but I was mostly just in
there for the mini games. I would I would just
play those with my sister or other friends. We would
just play mini games for hours. And I'm very nostalgic
for a lot of the mini games in there, you know,
the Hexagon, Heats of the World, skateboard scampers, all that
good stuff. I just love a lot of what's going
on with that game. So it's just always in my heart.
Is Mario Party two number four on the list. And
I will say my top my top five is actually
not changed at all. It's actually the stay the same
as it was all those years ago when I did
this original ranking. Number five is or I did a
number five. Number four I should say, is Mario Kart
eight Deluxe. So even though this game has got a
lot more content than the last time I did this
episode this ranking, it still stays at number four. I
don't I don't know. I don't know what it would
take a lot for something to get above this game
and bump it down. I I mean, it's just the
most definitive Mario Kart game. It's my favorite at this
point just because of the sheer quantity of everything in there.
You have so many courses from across the series, you
have really good mechanics that plays super duper well. It's
just it's the gift that kept on giving, and now
it's given all that it will ever give, and we've
moved on to World. But man, I feel like this
is the one that I'm still going to come back
to for decades. Like World, I don't know how many
years I'll come back to World for but Mark urd
A Deluxe, just because it's such a de luxe package,
of course I'm going to come back to that for
many many moons to come. Number three is Doctor Mario, which,
even though I did have an NES as a kid,
did not have this game on the NES. But man,
I at some point it's probably ten years ago now,
so I've been playing it for a while, but I
played this game and was like, what is this? Like?
Tetris is probably better, but man, I got obsessed with
Doctor Mario. This game is so good. I love the
mechanics of this. It takes practice, but at my peak,
you should have seen me. I was so so good
at this game. And it's it's to the point where
I can't play with a lot of friends now because
I just it's not fair. Even though I can put
my like difficulty higher, I still can just like make
it through. But this is still a game I jump
I jump into. Every once in a while, I have
to like stop myself because it's just it's like playing
like for me, Doctor Mario is like my blotro even
though it doesn't change and it's not a rogue leg it's
just a game that if I if I don't actively
pull myself away from it, if I don't like throw
my switch across the room, I'll just play so much
Doctor Mario. Uh. It's a great. Anytime I'm on a
flight or like on a bus, and I'm always like
I always download a game and I'm like, oh, I'm
gonna jump into this big new game, and then you
know what, I just go back to Doctor Mario and
I just play it for two hours straight and then
when I close my eyes, I have the Tetris effect,
but I get the pills. I just see the pills
coming down. So yeah, I am obsessed with Doctor mar
extremely good game. It is my favorite of the tetrises
of the I was a gonna say pad Upon not
Patapon toyooyo. I like these games, columns, these other ones,
these are all fun and all, but Doctor Mario reigns supreme.
So shout outs to the doc. Number two on my
list of Super Marblos three the first game I ever
played in my entire life. So it's pretty hard to
battle with that level of nostalgia and love that I've
got for this game. You know, I played a lot
with my sister, and it is, you know, for me,
so much of my favorite games. I when I look
at my top ten list, my top twenty all time ranking,
it's like so much of it is wrapped up in like, oh,
I have a such memories playing this game with this
specific friend or this cousin or you know, whatever it was.
And for me, Super Marblos three is like the game
I played with my sister and you know, growing up,
she played a few games with like when we were
quite young, and that hasn't really played games since we
do like board games and like she'll play jack box
and stuff these days. But I have so many distinct
memories of playing this game with my sister for hours,
whether it was switching turns or we'd keep telling each
other we're gonna do like the pipe battle, like the
original Mario Bros. Battle, but then one of us would
like betray the other and actually just go and do
an actual level, so, you know, shout outs to my sister.
Definitely a lot of memories wrapped up playing this game
with her and then playing as well, Like I'd like
the weird, slippery controls of this I'd like some of
the strange worlds we go to, the little big world,
the spire to go up into the sky, all these
all these strange ones. The secrets, you know, like getting
the hammers, breaking blocks, finding hidden areas was always an
extremely exciting thing. Just I feel like for my first
game to have a game that had so many secrets
jammed into it, finding the whistles, things like that, I
feel like that's always something I look for in games now,
Like I love finding hidden details, and something about Super
Marlboros three hit them just the right amount that you'd
find things, and it just felt like there was more
beyond the surface, you know, there was things hidden behind
the scenes, and like this game sets up. The instro
of this game is so weird because it's all set
up is like this is a play, right, There's like
the curtains kind of get pulled back and then the
game like starts from there, and it's almost just like
this whole thing is like this fake charade or something
like that. But something about the secrets and whatnot just
feels like this, I don't know, it's it's somehow like
a way bigger game in my head, and it actually is.
And I think there's a few reasons for that that
I just can't even articulate, And probably because it was
the first game I've ever played. It was like a
new It was me experiencing a new medium for the
first time, and so it just blew my mind. And
it still continues to even if you know, by modern standards,
it's you know, nothing crazy these days. But yeah, I
will always have a lot of love for Super Marbros.
Three and that leaves us with number one, and that
is without a shoutout of a dope Mario super Mario
sixty four. So I really I think if you look
at it like between Mariocard sixty four, mar Part two
Super Mario sixty four, then hundred sixty four is definitely
my Mario era, is what I'm realizing here. But yeah,
this game, I mean, for me, even beyond playing the game,
it's just my love for the speed running of the game,
and I've learned a few tricks tried to get into
it at some point. It's so hard though, but man,
I've watched so many, just countless hours of speed runs
of this game and seeing all the crazy cool tricks
that you can do, and watching like video YouTube video
essays on like beating the game with like only one
half a press and all this crazy stuff. I just
love how much this game still has like a huge
community around it. It's just such a it's crazy, one
of the first like three D games of its kind,
and it still is one of the best all these
years later. The movement in this game is unbelievable, like
the momentum to it, the different like the long jumps,
the dashes, the wall jumps, wall kicks, all these things
combined together, you know, the triple jump, the kind of
quick dash, turnaround jump, backwards jump, the back flip, all
this stuff that it's just unbelievable how much movement you
have to your character compared to like any other three
D game, or like even three D platformers. Like I
feel like this game just did so much more than
other games that we're doing like decades later, and you
Deign's great. The music is unbelievable, so so good, but
this game really, at the end of the day, it
is just extremely fun to move around in this game.
Even if I'm not going for a specific star. Sometimes
I'll just boot of this game and screw around for
twenty minutes. I just have the time of my life,
just flying around, trying to get cool momentum, fly off
things in interesting ways, the sound effects. I'm very nostalgic
for a lot of nostalgia of course for this one.
But yeah, one of my favorite games of all time
for sure. This is in my top ten all time.
I think looking at my list Super Mario Bros. Three,
I think it squeaks in my top twenty still at
least my top thirty. But like Sumaro, sixty four easily
in the top ten. I don't know if it'll ever
leave the top ten, and I don't even really play
it much these days, but it is at this point
just mostly that just that love for the speed running
of the game, and it's just kind of always there,
you know. If I'm not playing it, I'm watching a
little bit here there. So there you go. Mayo sixty
four at number one on my list. So there we are.
That is the whole list. Overall, that was a mouthful.
That was quite the experience, but it was fun. As
I said, to revisit this list updated, make some changes
to it, and like I said, when the third Mario
movie comes out, assuming that there's enough sauce for me
to come back, if I've played enough new games in
the Mario Realm to come back and fill in some
gaps here, I will definitely do that. But thank you
for listening to this episode. I hope you have a
good time at the Mario Galaxy movie and I'll catch
you in the next episode of Side Quest. Have a
good one. Bye bye.