Nintendo Life writes: "It's tough to criticize anything that features our beloved Mario, but as with the previous clock applications for the DSi you have to wonder what the point is in releasing a separate clock program, especially one that has to be launched in order to be used when there's a perfectly suitable clock on the DSi main menu that pops up as soon as you start up your DSi system. Sure, the Mario theme is cool and the ability to actually have some interaction with the experience makes it a bit more practical than the Animal Crossing Clock, but ultimately it's still not enough. Maybe at some point Nintendo will wise up and allow DSi owners to put these themed clocks on their DSi main menu screen, but until then, you'd be better off using the 200 Nintendo Points for something a bit more useful and fun".
Aussie Nintendo - For the past week or so now I've been woken up by the muffled gurgling of Super Mario Bros.' overworld theme. It's been glorious. See, my trusty clock radio finally died on me. It never got any reception in the first place, so for years each day has introduced itself with a static explosion of white noise. This had its benefits, such as permanently destroying morning wood and leaving me in a constant state of fear, but you know what? It wasn't Super Mario Bros. music, and this is where Mario Clock comes in.
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what is this crap? Love mario and anything mario related with the exception of the worst countdown I have ever seen. Seriously, lol. What was that?
Gamervision's Coop theorizes... "But she's the original!" you're going to say, "she is Mario's love!" Listen, I'm not going to say either of those are wrong, that's not what I'm here to do. Princess Peach is all right, I suppose, if you're into that sort of thing. However, there's another Princess in the world, and she's currently in the shadow of the aforementioned Peach. It's Daisy, and she should be the star of every "Mario" game ever. Don't understand why? Here are ten reasons, whittled down from a list we've come up with that numbers in the hundreds of thousands, why Daisy is better than Peach.
7. There's isn't a Mediocre Game Based on Her
Super Princess Peach isn't a bad game, per say, just not a good game. For her image, though, it was a big blow. It portrayed her as an emotional monster, and can't have left her feeling good about herself. All in all, Peach is zero for one when it comes to being the star. Daisy, on the other hand, has a flawless record. Completely and utterly flawless.
"She Has a Less Annoying Voice"
God no! If you've played MKWii you would know that's a lie.
agreed, in fact i can't understand why she gets kidnapped if she have all that abilities, she must be a needy woman, that need mario attention...
by the way, i really like daisy more, just because i like her...
