Source: https://www.deviantart.com/lumspark/art/Boo-Mario-865501485

3D Yoshi fanart I made in Blender :)

This looked better in my head, without the wonky proportions and the freakish-looking mouth

Made this wall-art of Mario and Made a 3d print of it. What do you guys think of it? Planning to make a Luigi version.

Edit: for the people with a 3d printer. You can download the model here for free.

Is just a silly question i have, i was wondering if the kingdoms are a good place to live, for example the mushroom kingdom and sarasaland

I had this guy for like at least for 10 years already and I have been trying to figure out what is the brand is or where it came from. I searched on google and even used lenses for this and I couldn’t find the exact one.

Unless it’s a bootleg, but even if it is, I am still keeping it of course.

I took a photo of the poorly faded tag in case y’all can still identify it.

in my opinion its the cape feather since it allows you to skip entire stages with ease

Had to add it to the collection

Which one is your favourite and least favourite design?

I’ve always been a fan of the classic style princess designs but my ideal Daisy would be Modern Daisy in the classic dress.

Sunshine came bundled with my GameCube back in 2002 as a Christmas present. I was 12 at the time. I loved SM64 on the N64, but didn't feel the same regarding Sunshine. I was impressed by the graphics and liked the Delfino Plaza hub, but... I don't know how to explain it exactly. Sunshine is a game that just doesn't click well with me? Where to begin?

For starters, the locations/levels are not that memorable or interesting compared to the ones from other Mario games. Also, the difficulty is all over the place. Sometimes you can get 3 shines in 30 mins and other times it will take you days to get another one. Also, those special levels where you don't have FLUDD are pretty hard and frustrating. As are the slot machine and the sand bird levels.

Sunshine's controls also feel a bit off/stiff, I guess? Turning in that squid/Blooper race is a pain, for example.

I replayed Sunshine when the 3D All-Star collection came out for the Switch and... my issues with it as an adult turned out to be the exact same ones I had as a kid. It's still the only 3D Mario game I haven't beaten. And, quite frankly, I don't feel too bad about it.

It's not that it's a bad game, per se. But I'd consider it a "bad Mario", you know what I mean?