05.07.2007 2D SPRITE SUPER MARIO GALAXY VIDEO

The best thing about 2D Mario, is that you can make just about every 3D Mario game before it ever comes out with the original blueprints. Is Nintendo taking too long to make Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii? No problem, order some pixel cranes and bits and bytes bulldozers, and destroy the very ground Mario walks on. And challenge him to find a way through space. How does he do it? He's seen Pirates of the Caribbean III already, he knows that the answer to any impossible problem is as simple as riding on a turtle's back.

Every week there's a new site with a new crazy 2D Mario video claiming to find the absolutely hardest Mario game ever, but I think Siliconera has finally found the craziest of them all. A world where no floor or ceiling exists, turtles float, and simple plumbing pipes go through interstellar black holes to new levels in another Super Paper Mario dimension. At this rate, it won't be long until Mario finds a warp pipe to just about every Nintendo game ever made. The day Epona trips over a pipe protruding from Hyrule's ground, is the day I stop paying for video games forever. Link truly would be the Hero of Time, with all the games within his reach for free. I never trusted that Malon guy for a second. I always knew he was up to no good.

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05/07/2007 14:57
MrSkids says
Ive just eaten my dinner and I was nearly sick from laughing at this video. Mario was never meant to be this way!!
 
05/07/2007 16:13
Samuel says
This video of crazy Mario levels is funnier. Lots of cussing.
http://www.dumpalink.com/videos/Super_profane_mario_bros.-e04d.html
"Fuck you blooper!"
And it's not all wall glitches.
 
05/07/2007 19:14
Dexter345 says
Did you just call Link "Zelda"? Blasphemer!
 

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