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.