Adam Barnett writes...
"No man from Brooklyn has had as many adventures as the famed mustached Mario Mario and his lanky wop brother, Luigi Mario. Hailing from the same borough as Carl Sagan and Jay-Z, this drug addled Brooklynite has done enough mushrooms to make Timothy Leary blush and it never gets old."
Are you ready for another trip through the cosmos on Starship Mario?
By her own admission, Leslie Swan isn't a very good self-promoter, but she needn't worry as her credits do a great job of getting across her credentials for her.
WTMG's Leo Faria: "Super Mario 64 DS may not have been “better” than Super Mario 64, but it is indeed “more” than Super Mario 64, if that makes any sense. For a kid back in 2004, having a Nintendo 64 classic on the palm of your hand, with more content than the original, and a crapton of amazing minigames on the side, was more than enough to make me ignore the admittedly terrible controls I had to put up with. Two decades later, it bizarrely holds up. I can easily affirm it’s one of my favorite remakes of all time, even if it’s far from perfect… hell, possibly not even better than the game it was supposed to be an improvement of."
"Hailing from the same borough as Carl Sagan and Jay-Z, this drug addled Brooklynite has done enough mushrooms to make Timothy Leary blush and it never gets old."
LMAO!!!!
Yeah, I really like Adam, he's a funny guy!
From the legendary Super Mario Bros. back in the 1980's to the gravity defying galaxies of Super Mario Galaxy, I have never been more amazed by a franchise. Mario is the man, and that's real. :)