There isn't a point where you just suddenly go 'Hey! Why's it doing that?', or just suddenly start struggling with the perspective. Most people who play the game don't even realize how astonishingly well the camera flows into the game. Direction is extremely important in open-zone/world games, and the camera is just perfect for this game in that case.

Cappy provides for great movement and mobility, and is like the back-rest for the level designers whenever they are in a situation where they need Mario to head in a certain direction. How did they achieve that? The simple sows of leather made it possible. Ultimate, in how there are very basic moves available, and you can combine moves to master and make combos, which is normal in most fighting games. The game works very similarly to Super Smash Bros. Mario's animations in the game are humanoid and cartoonish, in a way that isn't jank. The game has some of the best platforming mechanics ever created in video games. They eb and flow of the game is just simply perfect. Nintendo and Miyamoto-sensei have perfected their craft on this one, beginning simply with just the mechanics. I feel if the Switch hadn't came, and the mind of Shigeru Miyamoto didn't click so hard for this one, this would've been the beginning of slow downfall for Nintendo's golden-boy. and Odyssey that had mechanics that differed from other titles was Super Mario Galaxy in 2008.

The last Mario game within the span of New Super Mario Bros. Ever since the cycle of 2-D and 3-D every few years, starting with New Super Mario Bros, it progressively gets more and more stale. It started with easy and convenient 2-D platforming fun, then transitioned to 3-D, some more 2-D, and has gone on that cycle for years.

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