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That's because it was on the DS. Though, they were pretty bad...

I picked Luigi because I remember using him more, but I might have used Peach as well. By the way, Toad is the best character for speedrunning, because of his fast grabbing and throwing.

But this is a matter of opinion, not a trial. One guy can say one thing, and you can disagree with it, but they aren't wrong.

But you keep telling them they're wrong.

Why would you make a poll, then tell everyone what their answer should be? That doesn't make sense.

I played Double Dash much more, so I picked that one. Mario Kart DS is a close second.

Hotel Mario. Just kidding, I picked Yoshi's Island for its unique gameplay.

Not sure if serious...

Yeah, I'd like Bowser to be the main villain in something like this. He is the most important villain of the Marioverse.

Oh no...

As soon as I saw those spaceships in the trailers, I immediately hoped for Shroobs or Tatanga. It would work so nicely too.

That's an extreme case (and a bit funny). Braid (the game) could be considered a bit more realistic, and that was alright. I guess it would be an artistic kind of game.

It would change the way you see Mario. FOREVER

I will agree that Super Mario Bros. 3 does not live up to the hype in terms of gameplay. I think it kind of perfected Mario style platforming though.

What about a more realistic Mario game? There have been plenty of reimaginings of more realistic images, and I think it would make for an interesting game. Nintendo certainly wouldn't get behind it though.

What would it be like? Perhaps an adult themed FPS? Or a MMORPG? How do you think you'd like to see the characters? I wouldn't mind a slightly darker game, kinda like the sharp contrast between Shroobified areas and the regular areas in Mario and Luigi Partners in Time.

You like dark themes in your games, huh?

I much prefer Donkey Konga to DDR, but that's because I can't get my feet to move that fast. That and I liked the music in the first one.

Much of the discussion was based on why you should like Birdo, not what she could do for the series.

He's going to be playable. Other than the fact that he hasn't shown up in any pictures yet (I don't think), there's absolutely no reason he wouldn't be included. He always has been. I'm sure there are other characters that haven't shown up yet that are regulars too.

Luigi's Mans...Super Princ...WAIT! Wario's Woods! Plus most of the Donkey Kong and Wario games.

Men can be cross dressers. That's what Nintendo wanted Birdo to be before the American version. It's not as big a deal in Japan as it is in the U.S. As funny as this quote was, no. Also, STOP BEING OFF TOPIC. Birdo is one of the few characters from Super Mario Bros. 2 (not sure why), and...

I'd much rather play as Koopa Troopa over Wario. Besides, you only like his quotes, so why do you want him in? That being said, he's gonna be playable. I see no reason why they wouldn't put him in.

On Isle Delfino, they grow them for both purposes (apparently).

Of course. Most evil villain of any Mario game (except for maybe Dimentio, but he was crazy).

Yes, because trees drive karts with gliders all the time...

Okay, but because you said that Super Mario Bros. 3 was overrated, and that you didn't mention its influence at all, one could assume that you were talking about how the game was overrated and not considering the influence at all. That's exactly why I made my post. Many people probably...

That was why I don't think it is overrated, which is what you said in your post.

It's not gonna happen, but General Guy would be awesome. He already has a vehicle too. Also, King Toadstool?

The game itself doesn't deserve all the praise, but its influence to the series and the gaming world do.

The game flopped? I thought the game was a success. Why else would they have made sequels? I really don't think they forgot about any of the characters (the fans won't let them). I'm assuming they don't want to use some characters.

There must be some reason as to why Nintendo doesn't bring back certain older characters.

Well, that just sounds like bad luck all around.

Probably because good things don't tend to tramatize people. I'm not an expert in psychology or anything, but bad things tend to shake up what you though you could do, and keeps you in check. When good things happen to you, it tends to be an "easy way out" (for lack of a better term), so you...

*obligatory Shroob statement goes here* I wouldn't put it past Nintendo to do something with the new galaxies they've created. Super Mario Galaxy Racing?

This is called the "Mario Kart Syndrome," otherwise known as the "CPU advantage." It's more frequent in Mario Kart Wii, but it can happen in any game. (I'm totally making this up) That's really strange to get a Blue Shell in second place. Though, Green Shells are very useful.

I wouldn't say that demands for him to be in a new game. The way you described him makes him seem like Waluigi (in a way), and I think he would be a better candidate for a better role. Unless he was in some kind of starship racing thing. That might work.

I can't argue with that. To each his own.

I gotta know this; why do you think Super Mario Galaxy 2 was better than the original? And by how much?

Why, please?

What almost everyone else said. There is no way Super Mario Galaxy 2 deserves a higher score than the first one. Other than that, I can't really think of any games that are praised too much. Games like Super Mario World and Super Mario Bros. 3 come to mind, but those where influencial games...

That was always an...awkward scene for her to have. I guess it's just another side to her.

My point was that it needs many laps, or it isn't worth it.

That was my favorite course from Mario Kart Double Dash. Extremely simple, but it still felt unique from all of the other courses. If they bring that back, it needs to have more laps. Three laps isn't enough to enjoy it.

We should probably get back on topic.

I'm only picking Mario Golf because the series doesn't have much going for it in terms of unique gameplay. Every other spin-off series has something different that sets it apart from other sports games, but the Mario Golf games just have new courses and players.

What this guy said.

Three headed snakes and bomb throwing mice aren't any more creative than musician based Koopas. It's fine if you think that the Koopalings aren't creative, but don't throw that out as a fact. Just because they "still toss magic at you" doesn't mean the bosses were not still unique. Their...

Well, why do they keep Shy Guys and Birdos around?

The fact that they have been in more games than one is proof that Nintendo is willing to use them as at least bosses. The fact that they were featured in Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga is evidence that other developers are willing to use them. The fact that Miyamoto spent more time developing...