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birote81's Super Mario World (SNES)
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| [January 25, 2008 10:49:43 PM]
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"Gameplay"
- After Playing Super Mario World for another couple of hours I really liked that the game carries its entertainment from beginning to end. The factor of the game design that enjoyed the most is the fact that it is the most random game I've ever played. By random I am referring to the fact that you play a plumber fighting his way through levels, confronting turtles and mushrooms, in order to rescue a princess from an evil turtle. The levels and the gameplay are random as well, like the fact that you can swim without running out of air and you die if a fish touches you.
The game creates conflict and difficulty by combining enemies and level obstacles. The way that these two are combined to create difficulty is very unique, and allows the levels to get harder as the game progresses. The obstacles of the game, such as jumping gaps and timing a jump to avoid getting burnt by a fireball, get harder and combined with different enemies allow the player to develop a certain skill. This skill includes timing and deducing the best way to beat a certain level.
I really liked that the game allows the player to beat the level with both rewards. The rewards of the game are great. They include power ups to make the game easier and more interesting, coins which become extra-lives when accumulated, and the fact that you get to rescue a princess is a pretty big incentive. Each level has a time limit which can be classified both as an obstacle but it also gives you extra points which are considered rewards and stimulation to beat the game.
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| [January 25, 2008 10:20:21 PM]
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"SUMMARY"
- In Super Mario World you play Mario, a plumber who is in a magical world trying to rescue Princess peach who has been kidnapped by evil Bowser. You jump your way through many levels fighting against many creatures such as winged turtles and mushrooms. The object of the game is to pass every level and defeat the bosses of every section of the game, which ultimately leads you to fighting Bowser and rescuing Princess Peach.
"Gameplay"
- The gameplay of Super Mario World is great and kept me very entertained throughout the whole game. The villains in the game are very fun and make the game challenging. The game is directed to a very broad audience because of its simplicity and nonviolent way of defeating the enemies. Their is a wide range of enemies such as turtles, mushrooms, characterized bullets, even football players. This diversity of enemies keeps the game fresh and fun throughout the whole game.
The abilities Mario has to defeat the enemies and get through levels are fun and unique. My personal favorite is the feather which lets you speed up and fly through a part of a level. Getting power-ups is a great way to keep the player interested, specially when they are so different. The game is pretty linear but the dynamics of the game allow you to decide whether you want to jump and avoid an enemy, jump and smash him, kill him by throwing a fireball at him, or do a spin-jump on him.
The level design is unique. Every level in the game is different in several ways. The backgrounds and sceneries of the levels are all different, as well as the enemies you encounter in a specific level. As the game progresses you gain certain skill from playing because the levels become more and more difficult. The enemies get harder as well as the obstacles of the level itself. This is achieved by creating bigger gaps, trickier traps, and more spikes and fire.
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birote81's Super Mario World (SNES)
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Current Status: Playing
GameLog started on: Tuesday 22 January, 2008
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