http://wccftech.com/review/super-mario-odyssey-unmissable-adventure/ >Super Mario Sunshine tends to the black sheep of the Mario family these days. FLUDD isn’t exactly remembered with the greatest amount of fondness, and Isle Delfino, while a wonderful locale to visit for a while, can get a bit boring. After all, every level was some variation on a sunny holiday destination, not the usual video game-y mix of ice stages, lava levels and such. The lack of variety and FLUDD itself hurt the game overall, but there was one aspect that was absolutely perfected. Mario’s movement. >In Super Mario Sunshine, Mario’s jumps, wall jumps, spin jumps, they all felt precise and perfect, and so despite the lacklustre stage design and Mazza’s talkative water gun, I couldn’t help but believe it to be one of the very best platformers, and it was my favourite for the longest time. That was, all the way up until I was able to play Super Mario Odyssey.