Cappy has a fantastic ability that enables his wearer to fuse into enemies, a very handy mechanic that the game fully utilises, but more importantly, is a better addition than F.L.U.D.D. Mario isn’t invited, but sets out to put a stop to this with the help of Cappy, a strange ghostly hat, who has had his partner, Tiara, stolen along with Peach. To make it one of the best weddings ever, Bowser is visiting each Kingdom and stealing their prize possessions to use for his special occasion. Bowser has once again taken Princess Peach from her castle, but this time Bowser is going all in he has set up a wedding ceremony to make Peach his wife. It’s the same as most other mainline Mario games, but with a bit of added flair. One area where Super Mario Odyssey doesn’t surprise is the story. Super Mario Odyssey, on the other hand, continues where Nintendo left off with Super Mario Sunshine, returning to the sandbox platform gameplay that elevates it with a big focus on surprise and discovery over linearity. It’s not like the previous title, Super Mario 3D World, was bad, it was a great platformer, but it felt safe and more focused on bringing a working multiplayer to the world of Mario. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was a huge shift for that franchise, and while Super Mario Odyssey isn’t as a big of a change for the red ( now ex) plumber, there are new ideas here that show Nintendo can still make amazing Mario titles that feel fresh and reinvigorating.
It is exciting to see Nintendo in this state, and that attitude is gushing into their current releases for the successful hybrid console.
The release of the Switch has brought a Nintendo who is confident and actively out to prove why they are some of the best in the business.
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