These new rabbits, though, bear more of a resemblance to Nabbit, an antagonist who first appeared in New Super Mario Bros U, and who will attempt to steal the player’s rewards and power-up items. Rabbits have long been an important part of Mario games, from Super Mario 64 wherein the player needs to hunt down and catch a rabbit named MIPS in the basement of Peach’s castle in order to gain an all-important power star. Instead of being accompanied by his standard Koopalings, Bowser appears to have joined forces with a new group of rabbits, who, it’s probably safe to assume, will act as unique bosses for various worlds within the game. While Bowser shows up in Super Mario Odyssey’s trailer, he’s not alone.
15 It’s a Return to Mario’s Open World 3D Roots Super Mario Odyssey will be the first major Switch exclusive, and Nintendo’s hoping that it’ll grab those fans that are still making use of their Wii U, as well as bringing back lapsed customers who previously played Mario games, but who weren’t impressed by the company’s two-screened console. With well over a million units already sold (by comparison, the Wii U sold just thirteen million in total during its entire lifespan), the Switch is increasingly looking like a decent contender for those who want big, immersive games that they can take with them on the go.īut while The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild stands strong at the top of the Switch games sales chart, plenty of existing Nintendo customers have chosen to pick the game up on Wii U instead, either because they’re not yet in a position to buy a brand new console, or because they want to try and justify their Wii U purchase. The Nintendo Switch is proving to be a pretty successful little console for Nintendo. Interested? Then here is Every Update You Need To Know About Super Mario Odyssey! 16 It’s The First Big Switch Exclusive While not much is known about the game just yet, Nintendo has given us enough to start speculating about what we’ll see in the finished game, and if the existing footage from trailers is any indication of what the finished game will be like, Super Mario Odyssey will feature plenty of fun content for both old and new fans of the series.
Billing the game as the franchise’s first sandbox style game of exploration since Super Mario Sunshine, the title will see Mario moving away from the more linear games that he’s been appearing in over recent years, such as the Super Mario Galaxy series, and Super Mario 3D World.įans are getting pretty excited for this title, with Nintendo boasting that it’ll offer up multiple large game worlds, plenty of platforming, and the chance to take a main console Mario game on the go thanks to the Nintendo Switch’s dual functionality as a home console and a portable handheld. Super Mario Odyssey represents something of a return to form for Nintendo, at least in theory.
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