I love how the broken leaves melt in the water, but the boat is fine in the lava

The boat's designed for mud, it's fine

The devs.

Just be slow and methodical about it, you can trade skill for patience.

The boat mechanics make perfect sense, based on conservation of angular momentum.

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This would be funny if it wasn't so depressing.

That would require effort

It's an emulated port

@@ryanm8529 That's kind of the point.

@@ryanm8529 whoosh

3D All-Stars: I'm gonna pretend I didn't see that.

Yeah let’s make the volcano worse

Nintendo: Yeah, let’s just put a time restriction on it, then we don’t have to put in any work and we can still reap the rewards!

Check out Super Mario Sunburn, and don't tell Nintendo!

Like Mario 64 DS?

Hard to ignore it anymore innit?

I like the new video format/topics better ngl

@@meriotroid I do too

@@meriotroid I -really- don't, since there's waaaay enough youtubers doing stuff with facecam on these kind of subjects. Nintendo's not a good company, that's nothing new, but I'm more interested in fun themes than in rehashing that stuff while being overly critical on facecam. To each their own tho!

@@arthurjeannin3357 Honestly, is there ever a good company?

the profit motive strikes again

"Shiny but deadly coins" takes on a whole new meaning

Capitalism.

it really was. It should be obvious, but it wasn't, at least to me. I'm very thankful of this video.

@@gamermapper Ah yes, the obligatory "Capitalism." comment. Because we all know the best videogames come from socialist countries.

Yeah youtube is actual garbage these days but everyone uses it so its impossible to switch to a better site

@@jackburns6403 I dont think that's the only issue tbh, other websites probably have issues with server space and delivering high quality video to users

@@jackburns6403 KZfaq isn't actually profitable, other companies wouldnt really want to take its place cuz it doesn't make money

@@shayboual1892 What? Back in 2019 YT Was responsible for 10% of Google's overall revenue. Rakes in billions for Google. Where did you get the notion that the MOST USED VIDEOPLATFORM on the planet wouldn't generate money?

@@ngotemna8875 yeah ur right. Technically we don't know if yt is profitable because they don't release that data but with 15 bill from ads I've have to say it is

It’s weird but good

I feel like Ceave might really dislike Luigi's Mansion 3, which is confusing because I think it's a fabulous game? He always seems to be making subtle jabs at it, but I actually can't tell if he means it or not

@@Kelarys I also hate it tbh, I prefer Dark Moon much more

In my opinion its as good as the first Luigis Mansion. It may be weird, but its also good

@@senecavermeulen8110 fascinating, because I think Luigi's Mansion 2 is such an abomination it's a miracle they greenlit the 3rd game which saved the series

And-a KZfaq’s!

It started with Mario Maker tips tho

Yeah. And it’s slowly becoming worse. Funnily enough, he’s cashing in our trust

@@jakedematteo2172 if anything it's getting better, it's gone from a generic channel video to an insightful commentary into the gaming industries political practices

@@frogg4711 yeah, that’s the problem. A lot of his videos like this are extremely misinformed

I had the opposite experience, I got terrible luck in the pachinko stage but entering the lillypad stage knowing how notorious it was I was super cautious and used fludd to almost completely stop the lillypad and take my sweet time collecting the coins.

Well since the lily pads are more about skill, it took me like 15 tries. I would get close to the coins and barely miss them. I don’t know if I got lucky on pachinko, I just kinda played it safe and lined up myself

@@cranjismcbasketball3513 yeah that's another point, steering the pads is a skill you can learn and also you find them in other places while the weird physics of the pachinko machine are seemingly random and you only find them in that stage so you can't learn it.

@@devin5201 yeah, so many people complain about chucksters but it really comes down to aiming where you talk to them

@@cranjismcbasketball3513 one thing I'll give people is that these things, lilly pad, boats, chucksters, Noki Bay scuba diving, these things don't build on the core mechanics that really make Sunshine so fun instead opting to halt the action completely in favor of weird gimmicky junk.

It's not just the italian but also the spanish word for crown.

@Kly I know that

i live in a city named corona

Also Polish, but with a k instead of a c

@HF gaming A popular Austrian skiing town is named "Sankt Corona". Perhaps it's that one.

The destroyer of any good work

Also known as companies being companies

Yeah I also really love it! Amazing content😍

This channel has improved from a channel I watch to waste time to one of my favorite youtube channels

I do still miss him being like the Mario Maker science guy though. I really liked all the Mario Maker videos.

@@legoboy7107 Yeah, I'm more into the scientific & analysis stuff that explains more mechanical things. "Is X Level fun/well-designed?" is only sort of fulfilling that niche for me?

Hard disagree. He objectively has no idea what he's talking about on economic issues.

So did corona beer

There was a coin flip sound?

Süshi~Vølcano at 5:15

ME TOO! I looked around me hahahaha

Probably not the first time it's been called "censored mountain" either.

yeah I never liked [REMOVED TO CONFORM WITH LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL CENSORSHIP LAWS] mountain

I was crying playing it on 3d all stars Its so frustrating

C O R O N A Mountain.

me because i was like 5

Its so nuts how as a kid the three consoles felt like they were all equally popular but really the Gamecube and Xbox sold like 20+ mil copies compared to the PS2 selling 150+ or so? Insane. In retrospect I guess it explains why Nintendo decided to never release a direct competitor to a Playstation ever again.

We wouldn't have stupid hit box glitches, weird FLUDD physics when on a trampoline in the Pachinko stage, no Pachinko stage, teaching you how to correctly use the boat, and Corona Mountain apparently was a full course originally. Imagine a Bowser In The Sky-style volcano stage.

@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171 I don't think we wouldn't have had the pachinko machine game if Nintendo hadn't rushed, to be honest. We wouldn't have had that really annoying bug for sure, though. But the concept for the pachinko level is actually really cool, and could've worked well if they polished that experience. Would I miss THIS SPECIFIC pachinko stage experience? No. But I'd like to see what a good fix would be.

Thats easy to say when Sunshine didn't have the modern benefit of zero day patches. Nowadays, a game can be launched basicallly half done and just have the fixes waiting on install.

​@@digitaldigdug7811 64 and Galaxy also didn't have the modern benefits of zero day patches, and neither of them felt anywhere near as rushed as Sunshine did. In fact, they both barely felt rushed at all for their respective times. Clearly Nintendo is capable.

It's just an emulator, I bought it just because I did not have any of the original

@OctagonalSM64 nostalgia isn't all about graphics

@@spongey01234 woosh

@OctagonalSM64 That's really dumb then. They all have their own controls, level design and aesthetics that separate them from Odyssey. The 3D All Stars collection is a loveless cash grab designed to make money with nostalgia, cruddy limited-time releases and nothing more. No polish, no extras, no care. In a market where games are remade from the ground up to be modern works, three untouched emulators from one of the biggest companies is egregious and you shouldn't defend it.

@OctagonalSM64 why would anybody buy them then? I can play all of those on my original consoles in their shitty graphic, but my eyes will burn down doing so, because i am used to better graphic now. Why would i play something which looks as shitty as the original. Nostalgia has nothing to do with graphics. It is the games mechanics that made it worth it back then.

Oh yeah... carolla mountain. Good times, that toyota mario

Yeah! Head mountain was *pain*

Isn't it tiara mountain?

for me headgear that kings and queens wear to show royalty mountain wasn't that hard. I died several times but it was easy if compared to SPOILER ALERT FOR SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY Darker side of the moon

Carlotta Mountain

GameCube wasn't dying it was merely facing the most intense competition to ever exist. PS2 was an unstoppable force & Nintendo was starting to panic. What I will never understand is how Xbox sold 20 Million Units when it had such a poor library compared to PS2 & GameCube.

And yet they also released the All Stars Collection for a limited time and also the whole shift in design philosophy of recent Pokemon games.

@@SongbirdOfficial yeah, the timed and emulated incomplete collection doesn't paint a good picture. So does Pokémon, and the insistence about the non-existence of the joycon drift.

@@SongbirdOfficial I see a lot of people piping up about Pokemon but here's the thing. Nintendo has no real design hands on Pokemon, lmao. That's all GameFreak and Nintendo is largely complacent to it.

@@arieltroncoso3871 Well, them being complacent to it is also a problem, is it not? :P

@@SongbirdOfficial Oh, absolutely, but it's a much different issue than Nintendo directly handling the direction for Pokemon. In many ways, they have their hands tied unless they want to go to extremes to take the IP out of GameFreak's hands, and they don't want to do that, and I don't particularly blame them.

*really*

@@AtLeast3Characters743 nobody cares

As he should

MARIO SUNSHINE IS EASY

@@chantelled2546 its hard Shut up

You know we are

There are dozens of us!

At least the 3DS version made it actually good. Great even.

Here i am. You're right.

Yes.

Doesn't make any sense tbh

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What word tho

Is it corana mountain?

@@jyjaeskz yeah

You do know that the Spanish and Italian word for crown are the same... ?

@@Anodoni joke /dʒəʊk/ noun a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline.

@@Anodoni If that was a bit too rough, I do know. That's the joke. I'm a Spaniard myself

@@Anodoni that's the *joke*

Yea but the water would evaporate also, wood on lava

@@Polska_Edits there's a guy renting those same boats in noki bay and he says theyre made of mud

@@Polska_Edits the hover function of fludd would be physically impossible in real life, why even bring up logic in a videogame

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@Bartek Zabawa

Whats the italian word for crown?

Same with other launges btw

@@excrementgaming9050 corona

@@excrementgaming9050 basically the name of the virus

@@MyHandleIsAplaceholder can KZfaq demonetize comments?

Isn't that the opposite of ironic? 🤔

@@ekuu8918 no, irony can go both ways

Nintendo had to rush the level so they almost burned their company in attempt to make volcano level

also there is the name.....

@@ekuu8918 A physical object burning in a physical volcano would be the opposite of ironic because there is a causal connection to make it expected. An intellectual property metaphorically burning due to something that by simple coincidence happened to be volcano themed is ironic because without any causal connection it happened upon a thematic connection.

I quit cause of the chuckster secret level lol

Try to get the 8 red coins in the final (8th) level of Monte village

I just wish they actually play-tested their game

@@gnarly.bulblax Not sure if you missed the entire second half of the video, but I guarantee Sunshine's problems didn't come from a lack of testing. These were almost certainly known problems that weren't given the resources they needed to be fixed.

@@ZackBogucki I was being sarcastic

Pfft🤣

Those damn Pick-A-Pipe levels...

@@TheGoldenDunsparce Where the good pipe changes every time...

They're really not bad imo

I read this as "Pikmin Sword and Shield" and was very confused.

I loved sword and shield. But if they even waited another YEAR and polished it like they polished the dlc, they could've been some of the best pokemon games. But instead, the pokemon company decided to give them an unreasonable time to finish it and it ended up being slightly better than the other 3d games, which isn't saying much

My biggest problem with it is the lack of All pokemon, especially beloved ones like garchomp. Oh and a moves/ mega evolution being gone.

@@Polska_Edits I was honestly fine with that. My problem was just how rushed it felt. Like so many aspects of the game could've been just amazing but they rushed it out and you can notice that lack of polish. Take the story, for example. It wasn't bad, but they could've definitely let you have more involvement in it for example.

switch BotW too...

Umm, when has a Pokemon game NOT felt like a rushed mess? lol

@@Michirin9801 Emerald, gen 2, gen 3...

@@vyor8837 ?? How's switch botw rushed?

@@ramensamosa8186 it's performance was ass on launch

Whether "the trigger area actually does what it's supposed to do," is a matter of perspective. If you define "what it's supposed to do" narrowly, as imparting the acceleration, then it's not broken. But you could also define it at a broader level, that it's supposed to contribute to an enjoyable experience, in which case it seems to not be working right. Something can be broken because of a purposeful design choice which does itself function as intended, but which ultimately conflicts with the purpose of the overall design

@@dancinswords that may be true, but the point I'm trying to make is that in terms of mechanics, nothing is actually broken. The level itself may be considered broken by some, but there is objectively nothing in the level that's not working as it should

@@henkwasmachine1373 you are using a different definition of "broken" entirely than Ceave clearly was. That mechanic may work just fine for the top right coin etc., but it breaks the top left coin which breaks the flow of the game, and really breaks immersion if you're struggling to complete a stage due to poor game design (such as a badly placed accelerator trigger) rather than skill/etc.

It being broken or not really depends on if you're a whole picture or a detail person.

@@henkwasmachine1373 You also can't necessarily determine if something's working "as it should" by looking at what's there. You can determine what it does, but what it _should_ do is a matter of the intent of the designer. Video game elements can literally only ever do what they're programmed to. Even game-breaking glitches are the product of things doing what they're programmed to do. Clearly the standard for "working" can't be merely that it does what it does

Yeah, people are so pathetic they preorder digital games even when there's no reward for doing it.

Why is Donald Trump pretty and I am not? But why does he only have a wife but I have TWO HOT GIRLFRIENDS who I show off in my masterpiece YT videos? Do you know the answer, dear dia

@@AxxLAfriku what...

Im notif squad

RISE UPPP

There's also the Vtuber doggo, Korone.

Yeah, it really bad.

It's capatilism functioning as intended

I learned recently (well, I think I learned it from Jim Sterling before but forgot) that most of the budget studios announce for their games, unless explicitly described to fund the games, is just for marketing. All that money used to justify raising prices, just to advertize and market the damn thing and make CEOs even more money that will barely trickle down to developers crunching to ship out the product that will already be set up to fail the astronomical expectations.

3D All-stars is not a remake. If it was, all three games would have been sold separately to the full prize. You know, like every other actual remake.

@@Tatokat you mean like the remakes of spyro and crash bandicoot? Oh wait the are sold as 3 games in 1 for less money. And these games were really created, not mostly only portet.

@@AlryFireBlade No, I'm talking about remakes like "Link's Awakening" or "Final Fantasy VII" or "Demon's Souls". All sold to the full prize (or more) upon release. The difference between the ones you named and the ones I named, is that yours haven't gotten all that much love over the years. Remakes are a good way to see whether there are actually still people who would buy those games if you're planning on ever continuing a pretty much dead franchise, or to get back into the good graces of the fanbase if you screwed up with previous games. If you make a remake for those reasons, you of course ask for less money. But the Mario franchise is still very much alive and very well received, so there is absolutely no reason for Nintendo to do that.

It would be more akin to bug fixes and minor adjustments I suppose. Patches weren't a possibility back in the gamecube days but these aren't the gamecube days anymore

@@Tatokat No to me its an asshole move to sell the same games again for so much money.

And I wrote this before seeing that the video is divided in episodes lol

Yes they are

Or as a wise man once said. YE ESTÁ EN TIENDAS.

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This entire short term profits over long term sustainability thing is less because of capitalism and more because people don't behave rationally. It's largely a consequence of delay discounting where people care more about a small benefit in the short term rather than a big one in the long term. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperbolic_discounting

@@WaluigiisthekingASmith Tragedy of the Commons.

....which is such a common thing BECAUSE of capitalism and how it functions 😐

@@ebonyobrien5895 exactly

@@ebonyobrien5895 uh no? Procrastination is this exact thinking but it's not dependant on the existence of capitalism.

Yeah, that one was good. But the Sunshine one is a bit wonky...

People are so violently attracted to brands nowadays that I doubt it.

Kinda hard to crash when you've invented so many iterations of the wheel that it's going to take mastermind levels of creativity to beat you. Nobody has shown they can out-Pokemon Game Freak.

I dunno. The last few Pokemon titles lost quite a few features present from other games and they only innovated a half hearted open world area and the overly broken giant pokemon. Game Freak couldn't even be bothered to animate their now drastically and intentionally shrunk roster. Their pokemon exhibit as much life as their lackluster linear level designs. Nexomon has created a more adult world for monster tamers, without relying on the oppressive handholding found in pokemon titles. And it's story actually holds a bit of weight and draws you in, something I haven't experienced since Soul Silver. Monster Sanctuary is a monster taming game with Metroidvania style level design and progression. That is innovative, as the side scrolling platforming goes well paired with the three on three battles. There are other games out there that are working to take monster taming to the next level, they just don't have Game Freaks lazy work ethic. So we may actually see some growth from this genre in our lifetime. Games like TemTem are trying to push what we can do with multiplayer, Kindred Fates is also looking great with its more action style combat. And there are literally dozens more I fail to name from memory. Look up things like the Dexit or the GameFreak Lied controversies. Search KZfaq for videos about the latest games like Sword and Shield, and you will hear quite a bit of criticism lobbied at the newer titles, especially the most recent ones. The feeling of stagnation is felt by more and more as the series progresses without any real or meaningful inmovations.

Catspiracy Theory*

*cough* overthere stair *cough*

@@Aleks-hp8pr personally I hated the space Chapter 4 much much more. Not even the Whoa Zone though, that was somewhat bearable. It's the two levels before it where you're at the mercy of vortices in the middle of space, there are zero hints of where to go and the music is annoying as hell. (Super Paper Mario is my favourite Paper Mario tho)

​@@Aleks-hp8pr Nintendo didn't make that though. Yeah I know, Intelligent Systems are a second-party Nintendo developer, but it's still not a *_Nintendo_* level.

Imagine it in five years

God I’d love him as my science teacher

The fact his Eastern European (From Austria, right?) adds to the science theme lol

Same, Luigi doesn't deserve that type of disrespect and cruelty. Also shouldn't Luigi's Mansion 3 technically be called Luigi's Hotel?

@@koolaid33 yes, it should have been lol.

@@koolaid33 the thing is the brand is "Luigi's Mansion" which immediately tells us Luigi is vacuuming up ghosts. Like how "Super Mario ______" is the brand for 3D Mario game with fun platforming. "Luigi's Hotel" probably wouldn't sell as well due to the less consistent branding.

Zoom zike also has a lot smaller of a following

Or Sonic '06.

That'd be pretty short, pushing users away from WiiU, towards Switch.

@@patrickj yeah I know that. But there has to be more to why such a great game died so young. (I'd just want to hear Ceave's opinion honestly)

@@chamtheman551 Well, it has a successor, so... I'm much more curious as to why they already pulled the plug on "major updates" for Mario Maker 2.