Nintendo + shrooms = mario

[blueradio]

Seriously. Worst thread in the history of all threads.
EVER.

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[ZeLdA4LiFe]

Seriously. Worst thread in the history of all threads.
EVER.

i know....its almost a slap in the face to Mr. Miyamoto.......

after all hes done for us......ppl still question his creativity

Spyro would be NOTHING without an italian plumber that rescues a non-italian princess from a turtle with spikes on its back from a distant island

[JAKE196]

lolz i thought it was pretty funny.

it is kinda weird. . . shooms. . . yeah. . .

[CantGetAWii]

What about Super Paper Mario?

Is not the plumber 'flipping out' into other dimensions?

Seems a bit 'flashback' to me.

Haha, thats a good way to look at that.
I never even thought of it.

[ZeLdA4LiFe]

Syntax!!!!!

where ever you are, feel free to jus...drop by

[Bridgemute]

This is why Nintendo will always be the greatest, most creative video game company. No one even compares

[Spyro]

I never said it was a bad thing

[SensesFail]

i'd have to agree there were some intentional drug references but think of when maro was created.. it wasnt uncommon to do shrooms back then so to make a game with the underlying theme of drug use really isnt that bad. besides, its nothing like that today, sure it can be viewed that way but its not supposed to be.

who ever said drugs cant do you any good?

[KrisKhaos]

i know....its almost a slap in the face to Mr. Miyamoto.......

after all hes done for us......ppl still question his creativity

Spyro would be NOTHING without an italian plumber that rescues a non-italian princess from a turtle with spikes on its back from a distant island

No, not really. Because in reality the entire Mario theme is really an art form, and like any art is best when it generates emotion. So it's not a question of his creativity as responses from Spyro and even my quote from "the p00t" only proves that Miyamoto is by far one of the most creative geniuses on this planet to present what could be considered a literal masterpiece that the world has never seen. At least, it was when it was originally released.

With Mario's superior originality and unique story line, Nintendo managed to generate a lot of positive emotion with it's art that helped shape the company as it is today. Personally I find it all fascinating and personally love it when people share there emotional responses, good or bad, as I know the stronger the expression the better the evaluated piece, and if Miyamoto is any kind of artist then he probably appreciates that fact too.

Good thing Mario has generated more positive response than negative, likewise the most recognizable game character in the world might have not made it. Likewise all you fans should appreciate the strong response that Mario generates, as it is that very fact that has made your favorite character such a strong influence in all our hearts and minds, good or bad.

[Vedelkin10]

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