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Might also be a symptom of being a primarily mobile series that spun off of Mario Land, and thus might still have that feeling of "lesser handheld spinoff to the main Mario console games" associated with it.

As you can see here, the game still looks amazing in 1080p on the Dolphin emulator. Might need to pack in some higher resolution versions of the cutscenes, but otherwise...

I'd actually argue that the general rule of thumb I mentioned applies to all of those. But yes, there is certainly something to be said about shifting it to "most popular", but, as you've pointed out, that is also often "the first". Either way, I still think the general argument stands for how...

congrats, you found an exception :)

So I was going over old SMB Movie scripts and in an earlier draft of the film, instead of rival Scapelli there's a crooked but good natured construction foreman Eddie, who is sort of Mario's buddy but can also order him around. This guy is clearly an early Spike-analog character that would...

I honestly think it has to do with marketing and collective memory. The "more mature than Mario but still cartoony" niche is already occupied by Donkey Kong Country, which is marketed as a more sophisticated platformer series. Wario's early outings were literally just Super Mario Bros style...

The game's graphics haven't really aged at all, I'm sure it would look as fantastic as ever. Little work for them, just port it over. Introduce a whole new generation to the real Wario, alongside Captain Syrup!

surely it's the other way around, yes?

Ah I should have noted that the original tweet specified that this was a "possibly a third Mario brother in yellow"

Similar to our good friend WaΓuigi?

It's a-V, Vario, I'mma gonna vin! But yeah, no idea what's going on in this manga.

As seen here: https://twitter.com/forestillusion/status/943650363235753984

As seen here: https://twitter.com/forestillusion/status/930735111737241600 Interesting...

Shake It revealed that Syrup's first name is Maple. Is the Maple in Mario Golf actually Captain Syrup enjoying a spot of sport with friends? Would stealthily fit in with the subtle Wario Land references in Mario spinoffs around that time, like Sherbet Land in Mario Kart 64...

Calm down people. It's really nothing to get heated over.

Release Order is best I think. Nice sense of series progression, as well as technical polish along the way.

Well said, it took more work to animate a new worse move than it would have to tweak the values on an existing attack that was already animated and in the game.

Or, you know, he could do what he's done for the last two and half decades and use the goddamned shoulder barge.

It's especially bullshit because Wario's pretty much the only character to lose series representing moves like this.