BBRoundtable

Mario in Super Mario
others constantly<
>visiting castle to castle knowing that <
>the Princess is in "another cas-<
>tle." In the game Bad Dud-<
>es, the President is ca-<
>ptured by ninjas, t-<
>hough ninjas ar-<
>e supposed <
>to be as-<
>sassi-<
>ns!<
><
>-partially of EGM- <i></i>

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After visiting castle to castle... I am certain<
>he would have concluded that there mu-<
>st be one castle which differed fr-<
>om the rest which housed the Pr-<
>incess... but then again, I am <
>not one to apply logic to <
>videogames (laughs). <
>I believe in Bad<
>Dudes, they <
>were me-<
>ntione-<
>d a-<
>s:<
><
>(assassins...)<
><
>I <
>will <
>check <
>the man-<
>ual though!<
>Good points!!! <i></i>

Yeah, but Mario lived in a 2-D world back then, so he had no choice but to go through the game in linear fashion -- unless of course, one knew about the warp pipes, which would make it quite simple indeed to do only the last castle (I think). <i>There are many rules of<
>physics that govern our world.<
>There is only one exception.<
>His name is Nakor.</i><
><
>--Nakor, the Blue Rider<
>Visit the Chataway Café<
><
><i></i>

Actually, Mario lived in a 3D universe!<
>It is our limited perception which<
>placed him in a 2D world to o-<
>ur eyes. So when he moved<
>into the 3 dimension, he<
>appeared to shift o-<
>nly left and righ-<
>t since that is<
>all we coul-<
>d accept<
>visual-<
>ly!!<
><
>(laughs) <i></i>

No way. You see, during a game of NES Open, Bowser accidentally sent the ball flying so high that it busted the mechanics of the gaming world, and
oke the dimensional physics of life in the Mushroom Kingdom. With that, POP! The 2-D world became a 3-D one.<
><
>It happened during a gaming party that Mario invited everybody to to cele
ate the announcement of his own RPG, which is why it was the first 3-D Mario game, you see? <i>There are many rules of<
>physics that govern our world.<
>There is only one exception.<
>His name is Nakor.</i><
><
>--Nakor, the Blue Rider<
>Visit the Chataway Café<
><
><i></i>

Actually, that was Breakout, and the gaming world<
>was not the victim... rather, the wall of 8 bit v-<
>isuals. This is why 3D gaming superseded<
>with the introduction of Mario RPG w-<
>hich was was not true 3D but quas-<
>i, then Mario 64 was born. Jus-<
>t to think that Bowsers erro-<
>r
eeded a new perspec-<
>tive in gaming and ca-<
>used the fall of 2D<
>gaming as we k-<
>now it. Occa-<
>sionally th-<
>e wall is<
>fixed<
>but<
>is doo-<
>med to fo-<
>rever be sha-<
>ttered - be it Bo-<
>wser or any other g-<
>aming character willing <
>to
ing about chaos in the <
>realm of 2D gaming (laughs)!!! <i></i>