Original Share Date: Sep 19, 2021 MIND BLOWN: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/615331797/ WARNING: The following project is a parody of Nathaniel Bandy and is over-exaggerated. Most opinions shared aren't accurate to my thoughts and feelings. Because this is honestly the most efforted Mario game on Scratch no doubt about that. Are we cool? (No offense to anything said in this project!)
- The game just seems like an expanded version of the original Super Mario Bros on the NES - The Title Screen is just a rip off of New Super Mario Bros. Wii / U - Where the heck are Wario and Waluigi on the title screen? - All of the levels aren't even finished yet. - In order to keep your safe file you have to keep a code somewhere with you, which you may accidentally delete if you didn't remember where you put it. - The game can sometimes be laggy as heck. (Unless you're using Turbowrap) - There's way too many Goomba variations in this game (Original Goomba, Goombuf, Goombud, Goombo, Galoomba, Goombrat) OKAY GEEZ! - There are moments in the game where you will clip out of walls or end up getting stuck in them and you have to do the game all over again. - The hitbox doesn't work sometimes. - So, Yoshi is in the game, which is cool, but there is only a Green Yoshi and no other colours. - Also, Yoshi can't flutter jump. - And Yoshi can't even eat Koopas. - You can't take Yoshi's with you after a level. - The Toad House minigames are just the same thing over and over again. It's basically a random shuffle game where you have to pick your luck. - You can't even wall jump in this game. - You can't skid in this game. - So there is the Racoon power-up, which is cool to see in SMB, but why not, jee I don't know, Penguin, Propeller, Mega Mushroom, Mini Mushroom? Hmm? - The Super Star effect can give people seizures sometimes. - Some of the music for this game doesn't sound like the SMB sound font. We're not done there yet because there is a Super Mario Maker edition of this game called Super Mario Maker S! - Sometimes the blocks don't want to place. - There is no computer voice saying the name of the block if you place it down (Ik this was also a thing in Mario Maker for 3DS, but still!) - It takes a while to figure out how to switch characters. - Yoshi's don't even work underwater. - Level codes don't work sometimes. It instead ends up just freezing. We are not done, because there is yet another Super Mario Bros. S title called Road to Infinity. - The music is just an SMB rendition of the Bonus Stage theme from Mario All-Stars SMB - You can only play as Mario and Luigi? COME ON! - I know the title "Road to Infinity" implies that we're going forever, but my God, you can't even beat a level at all. - Both Mario and Luigi feel way to stiff and wonky to control and they also jump way too high (especially Luigi) - You're only given a little bit of time at the start of a level, which means you have to go out of your way to kill as many enemies before having a good amount of time. Well, that's all I have to say. I think the SMBS series are actually very amazing games (besides Road to Infinity) for Scratch's limitations. You've got a fair amount of Mario fan service in there, you've got a bunch of other stuff too. Anyways, how does SMBS Trigger you? Let me know in the comments. Scratch on! CREDITS: - @superpi2 - Nathaniel Bandy - Nintendo
