I want to see horrible Mario games, and I want to see them on the Switch! That being said, the Virtual Boy's Mario Clash-a 3D reimagining of the original Mario Bros. Most of us never had the chance to experience Mario at his worst, and that’s an absolute shame. And when it comes to games like Hotel Mario and Mario Is Missing, that’s definitely for the worse.įor posterity, it’s time for some of Mario's lesser-known appearances to get another shot. Most folks have never even heard of them, but that’s precisely why I’d love to see them ported onto the Nintendo Switch! I want to see all of Mario’s juicy history on this device, for better or worse. If you’re like me, you never had access to a Phillips CD-i or a Virtual Boy, and never had a way to experience games like Hotel Mario, or the oddity of Mario Clash. It's still as remarkable and splendid as it was in 2010, so Nintendo has no excuse not bringing this one back. Super Mario Galaxy 2 deserves to be on Switch, and I refuse to see it otherwise. The game certainly deserves another chance at the limelight, so a special incentive to go along with the original game could make for one heck of an appealing package, especially for folks who didn't get the chance to play it. A Bowser's Fury-like expansion could be a cool opportunity for Nintendo to further expand upon the design ideas presented in Galaxy 2. So why did Nintendo skip out on this one? Perhaps it intends to release the game as a standalone package similar to Super Mario 3D World. In many ways, Galaxy 2 is such a refinement of the first game that it's wholeheartedly worth playing before the first. Every world you explore is packed with exciting platforming challenges, entertaining one-off mechanics, and fun callbacks to the plumber's 2D roots. While it retains a near-identical premise and feel, don't let that fool you. In retrospect, Galaxy 2 is arguably better than its predecessor, expanding upon the original's brilliant level design with even quirkier ideas and concepts.
So it honestly still shocks us that the game wasn't included in that collection. Super Mario Galaxy 2 is an obvious pick, as it was a glaring omission from Nintendo's Super Mario 3D All-Stars.
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