2011-03-11, 12:19 AM
Why do people get super-excited over Mario? I mean it's very predictable what is about to happened.
I mean it's sooo predictable. I'm not hating on this. I'm just curious why people still buy this games despite their uber-predictability.
Really, why does anyone buy a sequel of anything? They enjoyed the first game and want to experience it again - except, they don't want the EXACT same game. Thus why sequels come out. They usually make minor changes and improvements from game to game.
- You play as the same old plumber.
- Somebody steals Peach, your love, away.
- You then have to go through ~8 worlds to rescue her.
- There are certain power-ups to help you with this task.
- You continue to catch up to her only to have to go through another world.
- Eventually, you reach the final battle.
- You defeat the boss.
- You save Peach and get a kiss.
I mean it's sooo predictable. I'm not hating on this. I'm just curious why people still buy this games despite their uber-predictability.
Really, why does anyone buy a sequel of anything? They enjoyed the first game and want to experience it again - except, they don't want the EXACT same game. Thus why sequels come out. They usually make minor changes and improvements from game to game.