Nintendo's Takashi Tezuka and Shigefumi Hino look back on the development of Super Mario World 2, where the Super FX chip and a risky 'hand drawn' style pushed the limits of 16-bit gaming.
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With 37 titles now available on the Nintendo Switch Online SNES library, which is the best of the bunch?
And it's not for want of trying.
Yoshi's Island is one of my fave games the baby crying can get annoying but the game is fun. Yoshi's Story for N64 is also another one of my fave Yoshi games.
You're telling me a game you didn't find entertaining continued to not entertain you?
Highly interesting.
After 25 years, maybe it's time you stop trying, and then move on and not find a reason to write a negative article about it for reasons unknown, because if the purpose of this is to incite negativity towards the game, then it doesn't matter after all this time, and if it's not, then no one really cares that much about your gaming interests.
This game had some of the best platforming ever made. The game mechanics are a blast.
It's still crazy to think that a year after this game came out was the year Mario 64 released. Talk about a drastic graphical leap. Amway SMW 2 is an amazing game even with a sometimes annoying baby Mario. Lol Great level design and even greater music imo.
Probably one of the games I most remember from my childhood