I feel like Mario Run would have a lot more replay value if one of the modes had an endless run where you need to collect as many coins as possible. Structured sort of like the final boss, it’s Subway Surfers/Temple Run but you move vertically opposed to horizontally. Swiping the screen up or down to move to layers.
I would play the shit out of that. Maybe they could add the spin from galaxy as an attack or powerups to make things more interesting. Edit: I typed this before remembering crash bandicoot on the run was a thing that existed, and it also had a spin attack. It would work kinda like that.
I think Remix 10 was just as good of a solution, at least from my experience playing the game. It had a definitive beginning and end, but it was extremely addicting trying to do a perfect run each time, and I sometimes ended up playing it for an hour or more straight.
I feel like WarioWare would make for a great mobile title. Just short little mini-game blasts that you can kill a little time with. And if they need to do gross money stuff they can sell game packs for like $2 that have a bunch of games in it because they'd all be micro-games. Maybe even include the DIY micro-game creator
I used to play WarioWare: Twisted (the one on GBA using gyro controls) using an emulator on my phone. It felt like it was made for smartphones, I’d be happy if they straight up ported it.
Mario Run is the only mobile game I actually play. Its great for quick, simple plays, and re-playable. I bought the full version and wish more companies experimented with the idea of a trial, or a one time purchase with no ads or microtransactions.
So far it seems like the only mobile games that can get away with it are the digital board games, since most of those seem to be of the 'pay up front, or get the base game free and pay for expansion' model.
@@violakazooie no it's not hard to understand. It's literally saying "but we are only ripping you off of little money, what's the big deal?" That's what I call bullshit.
I remember the biggest criticism given to this game was that it was too expensive compared to other games, mainly the Rayman runner games which as you said were pretty much the same concept and were like 3 times cheaper.
@ that too.... for some reason people are too scared to admit when a Nintendo property geniunely makes a bad game, let a lone an incredibly mediocre one
@@bluebosnian I think they mean that Woz videos have become too overproduced now, losing a bit of that groundedness that the older videos had. Scott's Stash being the side/low effort channel is less filtered and more of the "real" Scott can shine through, which some people prefer over the Woz videos.
If I recall correctly, the Carpet is actually on top of a table. He's standing up to film these (frankly I know I wouldn't film so much content like this if I had to lay on the floor to film it).
8:22 the rumor I've always heard for why Nintendo's mobile games are mostly in portrait mode is because they're made for busy Tokyo commuters who have one hand holding on to the handrail on the subway and the other hand on their phone
12:05 Just to clarify, there are actually three more unlockable screens for kingdom building (accessible south of the screens that Scott displayed) that unlock via rainbow bridges that you can get from the store once you have enough Toads in your kingdom (earned via the "Toad Rally" mode).
I didn't buy this when it originally came out, but one day I saw it on sale on the App Store for $5 and I thought "Yeah, I'll hit purchase now." Pretty glad I did, the game is fairly fun and the amount of content in the game was surprising (even if most of that content is just replaying the levels with different goals).
_Super Mario Run_ is probably most important historically for the unprecedented success of shareholders to put pressure on Nintendo's higher-ups. I imagine they had the exact case you describe in mind: they saw Nintendo as leaving money on the table from app impulse buyers.
I remember loving Super Mario Run back in 2016... The first four levels that is! I didn't have any money available to spend on that kinda stuff, so I played and replayed those first levels tens of times... until I got bored and forgot about it completely
In order to record these videos, do you think that Scott: 1. Sits on his knees, 2. Lays on his stomach, or 3. Sits on a chair and extends his arms to the floor like Inspector Gadget
as bored as i'd became of super mario run, i gotta hand it to you for praising it even a little bit. back in my last year of middle school, even tho i could never (and would never) pay $10 to unlock extra stuff for it, this game had its moments in the limelight and i liked it for what it was
I actually went all out with this game and tried my best to get EVERYTHING. All the characters, all the colored coins, all the decorations. All I’m missing are a few high-end decorations.
I'm ashamed to say I never went beyond the free content on Mario Run, yet a few years later I spent a total of around EUR 150 on the Mario Kart Tour gacha bs.
Super Mario Run is my favorite Nintendo mobile game, mostly because you pay for it and you don’t need to deal with all the bs of other mobile games The game itself it’s fine, it’s fun, it’s a decent challenge
My 3 year-old son is just now getting into Mario after the watching the movie, so I got this game for him to play around with. He's pretty bad at it (he's a toddler after all), but its simple enough that he doesn't lose too horribly, and he absolutely loves the dumb thing.
I remember downloading this along with the rest of school during class. As soon as the 9.99 page came up, I saw people in MASS deleting the app after that
Dr Mario World was easily my favorite of the Nintendo mobile games. Solid puzzle game that I miss so much. I was able to super far into the game without spending any money.
i’m so pissed i only found out about it after it was gone. Dr. Mario was my fave Gameboy game growing up and i was freaking addicted. maybe it’s a blessing i never knew about the mobile version because i would have lost so many hours of my life XD
I personally think SMR is a pretty good time for being a mobile game. It’s actually decently repayable, with Toad Rally pitting you up against the shmoves of others and unlocking buildings in the shop for your kingdom, and Remix 10 sending you through a random assortment of 10 small levels in a row. It’s a pretty simple game, and compared to other mobile games it might not be as expansive, but a simple 2D Mario on your phone is still pretty good. And hey, 10 bucks for the whole thing as opposed to ads and micro transactions is pretty alright compared to many other games on the mobile market.
I remember when this game came out. I had it on my IPad because my parents refused to get me a phone until a few years later. I bought the full version and it was pretty awesome! I still play it today… working on maxing out all my toads!
Scott on the main screen of the kingdom edited you can swipe down and there is an extra area down there, you didn’t showcase it there so I’m wondering if you knew about it.
Miitomo, Mario Run, and Pokémon GO were legendary for the very reason that they exist. 2016 really was the year of change. Nintendo never made mobile games before, and they did 3 times in 1 year
I love super Mario run I love how the different characters are unique I love how they made Daisy really playable in a non spinoff platformer. Especially before Wonder ruined that I love how each level has different ways to play it too it’s a great game that gets sleep on and I really hope they port it to Switch or something
Can we talk about how many Nintendo Mobile Games died already? -Dr. Mario World -Pokemon Rumble Rush -Dragalia Lost -Mitomo -Pokemon Duel (never released outside Japan)
Remix 10 was awesome and so was the fact it came with Daisy as a playable character (iirc you need to reach world 10-13 in Remix 10 to even unlock her)
I still have Mario Run and Mario Kart tour in my phone. I played the others but got bored and uninstalled them. I think that Nintendo was experimenting with the pricing seeing if people would play for a game. I think 10 bucks is good enough for a game that is complete. I think is absurd how people whine for spending 10 dollars on a game but they don't care spending 100 times more in microtransactions. I doubt will see a Mario Run 2. I doubt Nintendo will release mobile games anymore. They did these to survive during the Wiiu/3DS to Switch transition and it worked. They haven't announced new ones and even some were discontinued.
And One More thing !!!!! It woulda been cool if they made a Mario mobile game with Pokémon go features . Like instead of catching Pokémon you have to break bricks , collect coins , meet people in public , defeat goombas etc etc like they could implemented the VR …
I play it daily for the platinum points. It's a fun little game. When I downloaded it happened to be on sale for $4.99, and I thought that was a good price. I told myself I would play the free levels and then decide. I hadn't realized $4.99 was a sale price. Of course once I played the free levels, the sale had ended. If/when it goes on sale again I'll be getting it. Yes there are only six worlds but played in bit sized bits just finishing all of world 1 took me a couple of weeks.
Knew this video had to come eventually, I still play this game sometimes, the updates were nice but I wish it actually got more levels and characters. I wish they didn't abandon it, it's got real potential
I got Super Mario Run for my 4-year-old son last year and he loved it. It was easier for him to play at the time than the Switch games. Now he’s more interested in 3D World and the other games on Switch, but as an entry point, Super Mario Run was a good choice.
❗️I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the Star Music in this game. The ONLY SmartPhone Games I play now (on my Z-Flip3 and now Z-Flip5) is 'PokéMon Go!' and 'Super Mario: Run'. However, I did love 'Miitomo' as I LOVE the Mii characters. 8:44 "Who the hell bought an iPhone..." FULLSTOP? Samsung's newest models are kicking 256-Bits out of iOS.
The Fire Emblem mobile game is interesting. Its still doing really well and keeping the games in the minds of players. It also makes a metric ton of money especially compared to every other Nintendo mobile game.
It's a gacha game with appealing anime characters and waifus. Makes sense why it does so well, plus the fact that the gameplay is 100% Fire Emblem but optimized for mobile play, very satisfying and fun.
It wasn't the price really (although it contributed a lot), but rather the complexity. I learned when it comes to smartphone games, the simplier it is, the wider the playerbase is. Sega had a similar issue with Sonic Runners, the mobile endless runner made by the core Sonic Team at Sega and marketed as the next big thing to Sonic. It was a great endless runner that had a lot of effort out into it. But the always online, menus, loadings screens, gameplay mechanics and leveling system were too much for casual audiences, who gravitated more towards Sonic Dash, the bog standard temple run reskin made by Hardlight. Sega then shut down Sonic Runners and made Sonic Forces Speed Battle, which was a reskin of Dash, and it was a bigger success.
I liked Dragalia Lost. I really wish they made a Switch game of the IP or one switch successor. Its a shame for that IP to be gone forever and never be in home console.
This game is really fun. I found doing 100% a fun little challenge, Toad Rally and Remix 10 are fun to do as well. It can get repetitive but they are always fun modes to go back go after some time not playing. The game is very expensive though, although the game does go on sale every now and then so if you were to get it do it then.
It is unfortunate that people weren't that receptive to higher priced mobile games. That forces games on mobile devices to do all of the monetization stuff. Ironically, I bet a lot of people are perfectly okay with spending far more than $10 on microtransactions in free games. Also - I see the price of premium games on phones has gone up. Wingspan is $9.99. Super Mario Run was maybe ahead of its time with its price.
This game may not be super deep for an adult, but my daughter absolutely loves it. The 1-touch controls and short levels are perfect for a young ones first game. Plus, the fact that there no in-game purchses means I dont have to worry about ads and such messing things up.
My biggest gripe with the game was that it required a WiFi connection at all times. Toad rally is the only thing that needs it. Main reason I stopped playing because I didn’t have data.
What baffled me about Mario Run, or moreso by people not wanting to buy it, is that the reason the game did poorly is because people didn't wanna pay the game's asking price, even if it was pennies compared to a console Mario game. But because people have grown accustomed to mobile games being free and THEN swindle you for cash via microtransactions, many thought RUN's price was too high. So people would rather end up spending thousands of bucks on a game over time, than a small amount up front for the whole experience.
I played this back in the day. It was fine. I was actually happy at the payed model it used, since you could demo the game free, then purchase later if you did like it. If you didn’t like it, then you didn’t lose anything from trying it. Probably the biggest thing I absolutely hated though was the simplified one touch controls. Yeah it made the game easy to play, but it absolutely ruined any sort of intentional, precision platforming. I died/ lost way too many times because of the lack of control.
Not to he that guy, but I feel like that's a skill issue, the only times I died in the game was due too going after the special coins. If I just went to beat a level, I feel like the game is too easy
After watching this, it makes me want to get back to playing Super Mario Run on my iPhone & finishing the levels/coins that I still need to complete. 🤔 🤔
I play Super Mario Run daily since by linking it to My Nintendo you get Platinum Coins for playing Toad Rally once a day. The full game was also discounted once so I got it for $5 instead of 10. Having it as just something I jump into for 5 minutes a day works well that way. Though I did also play Remix10 enough to unlock Daisy, who is my go-to Toad Rally character.
when the Mario movie was coming out, they slashed the price in half to $5. If they launched it at that cost, it probably would've done way better for what it was offering
I think its the opposite for Pokemons sales. Pokemon Go was successful because of the Pokemon games. Pokemon Sword and Shield would have been the most sold regardless of Pokémon go.
I have currently upgraded my castle and built a courtyard or two with nonsense and statues etc...collect them all. But the coin challenges are only challegING is because you dont have a D Pad
I bought Mario run ages ago and still have not beaten it, got stuck on the ghost level in world 5 but I still think the game was solid fun and well worth the $10 entry fee!
Scott doesn't know that you can scroll down in the customizable Mushroom Kingdom. There's 3 more screens to customize below, as indicated by the rainbow Bridge.
I had a good bit of fun with this game when I used to play it I would play it back in class because it came out while I was in high school it was good to pass the time
I will never get over that Super Mario RUN and Sonic JUMP existed at the same time
Almost like they swapped universes or something XD
To be fair, Sonic Dash came out before Super Mario Run.
@@dapperfan44Yeah, Sonic jumped so Mario could run.
Sonic Jump actually predates Mario Run by 11 years, you know assuming you're thinking of the very original Sonic Jump for those old ass phones
sonic runners was the failed mobile game no one talks about
blowin bubbles blowin zaza scott got big ol' Wii U deluxe set 16GB model
i said goo goo goo gaa gaa
ur speaking my language
Wasnt it 32GB?
@@DE23yeah, there is no 16 only 8 and 32
You're doing some Cocomelon shit to me
I feel like Mario Run would have a lot more replay value if one of the modes had an endless run where you need to collect as many coins as possible. Structured sort of like the final boss, it’s Subway Surfers/Temple Run but you move vertically opposed to horizontally. Swiping the screen up or down to move to layers.
I would play the shit out of that. Maybe they could add the spin from galaxy as an attack or powerups to make things more interesting.
Edit: I typed this before remembering crash bandicoot on the run was a thing that existed, and it also had a spin attack. It would work kinda like that.
boy would you like battle racing stars
it's not endless but it's the same idea swipe up and down to move between layers
I think Remix 10 was just as good of a solution, at least from my experience playing the game. It had a definitive beginning and end, but it was extremely addicting trying to do a perfect run each time, and I sometimes ended up playing it for an hour or more straight.
blud is literally describing Remix 10 and hasn't realized yet
That shit is boring asf
For what this game was, I always thought it was pretty good. Better than most mobile games at least. (Though 10 dollars was really pushing it).
That is fucking more than Minecraft.
There was once a sale for 50% off and I got it then, for 5€ it was pretty neat. I'm not sure they're doing them anymore though.
@@flordelizhawk358 Minecraft is stupidly cheap though, especially on mobile now that Pocket Edition has been replaced by Bedrock.
@@leonro you dumb or what? pocket edition and bedrock is the same thing so its not replaced.
all the Angry Birds games at the time were free and were all way better
I feel like WarioWare would make for a great mobile title. Just short little mini-game blasts that you can kill a little time with.
And if they need to do gross money stuff they can sell game packs for like $2 that have a bunch of games in it because they'd all be micro-games.
Maybe even include the DIY micro-game creator
I used to play WarioWare: Twisted (the one on GBA using gyro controls) using an emulator on my phone. It felt like it was made for smartphones, I’d be happy if they straight up ported it.
I mean, Dumb Ways to Die _was_ huge, and it was the most blatant WarioWare clone imaginavle
@@-FutureTaken-that and the toilet one was also very WarioWare-y
WarioWare and Nintendogs are such no-brainers
That would be an epic toilet game
Mario Run is the only mobile game I actually play. Its great for quick, simple plays, and re-playable. I bought the full version and wish more companies experimented with the idea of a trial, or a one time purchase with no ads or microtransactions.
Yep, I am always on the look out for quick intuitive little one-handed portrait mode games. This one fitted the bill perfectly.
So far it seems like the only mobile games that can get away with it are the digital board games, since most of those seem to be of the 'pay up front, or get the base game free and pay for expansion' model.
@@violakazooiethat's literally a "pay to progress faster" model, which is a exploitative model.
Angry Birds better
@@violakazooie no it's not hard to understand. It's literally saying "but we are only ripping you off of little money, what's the big deal?" That's what I call bullshit.
I remember the biggest criticism given to this game was that it was too expensive compared to other games, mainly the Rayman runner games which as you said were pretty much the same concept and were like 3 times cheaper.
they are also better games
@ that too.... for some reason people are too scared to admit when a Nintendo property geniunely makes a bad game, let a lone an incredibly mediocre one
When the Mario movie was coming out…they discounted Mario run to five bucks…that’s when I got it
@@jesusbarrera6916 Mario Run is a good game
@@lukeshioshioit is good, just not as good as Rayman Jungle Run or Fiesta run which both sadly have been delisted
I like how scotts stash videos are like becoming regular scott the woz videos
Wait this is that Scott? His woz videos are a little too tryhardy but this is fine
ANd regular Scott the Woz have moved up to feature lenght expensive coverage of a topic.
Regular Scott The woz is bad now, this channel is like how it used to be.
@@bradlauk1419wdym?
@@bluebosnian I think they mean that Woz videos have become too overproduced now, losing a bit of that groundedness that the older videos had. Scott's Stash being the side/low effort channel is less filtered and more of the "real" Scott can shine through, which some people prefer over the Woz videos.
We need an alternate angle, of Scott laying on the floor filming. 😂
I like to imagine Scott lays on the floor, tummy down, feet in the air, toes waggling. Ya know, the most comfortable position.
He film on a table. The floor is a lie
If I recall correctly, the Carpet is actually on top of a table. He's standing up to film these (frankly I know I wouldn't film so much content like this if I had to lay on the floor to film it).
The carpet is a lie
@@somik-i3xmmmmmm carpet table
8:22 the rumor I've always heard for why Nintendo's mobile games are mostly in portrait mode is because they're made for busy Tokyo commuters who have one hand holding on to the handrail on the subway and the other hand on their phone
Fun fact: If you played enough of the multiplayer mode, Bowser would give you a chance to play 1-4.
And then it would still cost 10$.
Actually, it was if you managed to get all the pink coins in the 3 trial levels
@@keyboardmaverick1100 There’s probably more than one method then because I don’t remember collecting them all.
@@YoshiDojoStamps87me when I’m wrong and i can’t accept it
1-4 was and is free, what u talking about dude, world 2 and above is what u pay for not 1-4 and above
@@jspantonio8807 Yes
12:05 Just to clarify, there are actually three more unlockable screens for kingdom building (accessible south of the screens that Scott displayed) that unlock via rainbow bridges that you can get from the store once you have enough Toads in your kingdom (earned via the "Toad Rally" mode).
I believe you can unlock 5 other regions over all
@@NoLongerSpicey_ you're correct! I meant three more than Scott showed, but I definitely could have been more clear.
@@amphibiousRV Ah alright, thanks
I didn't buy this when it originally came out, but one day I saw it on sale on the App Store for $5 and I thought "Yeah, I'll hit purchase now." Pretty glad I did, the game is fairly fun and the amount of content in the game was surprising (even if most of that content is just replaying the levels with different goals).
_Super Mario Run_ is probably most important historically for the unprecedented success of shareholders to put pressure on Nintendo's higher-ups. I imagine they had the exact case you describe in mind: they saw Nintendo as leaving money on the table from app impulse buyers.
I remember loving Super Mario Run back in 2016... The first four levels that is!
I didn't have any money available to spend on that kinda stuff, so I played and replayed those first levels tens of times... until I got bored and forgot about it completely
Same, i got pretty good at it though
In order to record these videos, do you think that Scott:
1. Sits on his knees,
2. Lays on his stomach, or
3. Sits on a chair and extends his arms to the floor like Inspector Gadget
4. Carpeted desk
He has a table that has carpet on top of it, He had posted it on twitter while back
@@SoNextJenn that’s a good point
@@Selph217 oh zamn i didn’t know this
Carpeted bathroom
Remember everyone, this was the first Mario game that let you play as Daisy in a 2D platformer, way before Super Mario Bros. Wonder.
2:10 scott is responsible for 15% of those wii u numbers
as bored as i'd became of super mario run, i gotta hand it to you for praising it even a little bit. back in my last year of middle school, even tho i could never (and would never) pay $10 to unlock extra stuff for it, this game had its moments in the limelight and i liked it for what it was
I actually went all out with this game and tried my best to get EVERYTHING. All the characters, all the colored coins, all the decorations. All I’m missing are a few high-end decorations.
Respect is through the roof
I'm ashamed to say I never went beyond the free content on Mario Run, yet a few years later I spent a total of around EUR 150 on the Mario Kart Tour gacha bs.
God, I remember when I would grind those Toad Rallies when it released and when the Remix mode happened. I think it's just a fine game now but damn!
Super Mario Run is my favorite Nintendo mobile game, mostly because you pay for it and you don’t need to deal with all the bs of other mobile games
The game itself it’s fine, it’s fun, it’s a decent challenge
My 3 year-old son is just now getting into Mario after the watching the movie, so I got this game for him to play around with. He's pretty bad at it (he's a toddler after all), but its simple enough that he doesn't lose too horribly, and he absolutely loves the dumb thing.
I remember downloading this along with the rest of school during class. As soon as the 9.99 page came up, I saw people in MASS deleting the app after that
Dr Mario World was easily my favorite of the Nintendo mobile games. Solid puzzle game that I miss so much. I was able to super far into the game without spending any money.
i’m so pissed i only found out about it after it was gone. Dr. Mario was my fave Gameboy game growing up and i was freaking addicted. maybe it’s a blessing i never knew about the mobile version because i would have lost so many hours of my life XD
@@SykoMuffinmaybe get an apk?
People on mobile are like backwards, they don't want to pay 10$ once for a full game, but they have no issues paying 2000$ a day in micro transactions
16:08 rare occurrence of something Scott said ageing like milk now that Mario Kart 8 deluxe has dlc characters.
I personally think SMR is a pretty good time for being a mobile game. It’s actually decently repayable, with Toad Rally pitting you up against the shmoves of others and unlocking buildings in the shop for your kingdom, and Remix 10 sending you through a random assortment of 10 small levels in a row. It’s a pretty simple game, and compared to other mobile games it might not be as expansive, but a simple 2D Mario on your phone is still pretty good. And hey, 10 bucks for the whole thing as opposed to ads and micro transactions is pretty alright compared to many other games on the mobile market.
I remember when this game came out. I had it on my IPad because my parents refused to get me a phone until a few years later. I bought the full version and it was pretty awesome! I still play it today… working on maxing out all my toads!
Super Mario Run is surprisingly really fun! I even preordered the game back in 2016… and I had some fun!
Scott on the main screen of the kingdom edited you can swipe down and there is an extra area down there, you didn’t showcase it there so I’m wondering if you knew about it.
Glad someone else noticed that!
The difference in 3DS Pokemon and Switch is that 3DS Pokemon didn't launch completely broken and bad.
I think they did a pretty good job at making mobile friendly versions of nsmb and Mario kart that isn't just a shitty console port
Super mario run is one of my favorite 2D super marios
Miitomo, Mario Run, and Pokémon GO were legendary for the very reason that they exist. 2016 really was the year of change. Nintendo never made mobile games before, and they did 3 times in 1 year
I would always play this game a couple years ago. I collected all the star coins and ended up to area 117 in Remix 10.
I love super Mario run I love how the different characters are unique I love how they made Daisy really playable in a non spinoff platformer. Especially before Wonder ruined that I love how each level has different ways to play it too it’s a great game that gets sleep on and I really hope they port it to Switch or something
Can we talk about how many Nintendo Mobile Games died already?
-Dr. Mario World
-Pokemon Rumble Rush
-Dragalia Lost
-Mitomo
-Pokemon Duel (never released outside Japan)
"The crowd goes wild" - people mildly clapping 😂😂
Crazy I never even knew this game existed but now I'm hearing so so many people talk about them playin it
I saw someone at school playing Super Mario Run this year, genuinely freaked me out a bit
blud was a time traveller
Those toads running in circles hypnotized me through the whole video
Remix 10 was awesome and so was the fact it came with Daisy as a playable character (iirc you need to reach world 10-13 in Remix 10 to even unlock her)
I still have Mario Run and Mario Kart tour in my phone. I played the others but got bored and uninstalled them.
I think that Nintendo was experimenting with the pricing seeing if people would play for a game. I think 10 bucks is good enough for a game that is complete. I think is absurd how people whine for spending 10 dollars on a game but they don't care spending 100 times more in microtransactions.
I doubt will see a Mario Run 2. I doubt Nintendo will release mobile games anymore. They did these to survive during the Wiiu/3DS to Switch transition and it worked. They haven't announced new ones and even some were discontinued.
0:05 okay now this is straight up a Scott the Woz lost episode
I still play it to this day, it's kinda fun to get distracted a bit
And One More thing !!!!! It woulda been cool if they made a Mario mobile game with Pokémon go features . Like instead of catching Pokémon you have to break bricks , collect coins , meet people in public , defeat goombas etc etc like they could implemented the VR …
I play it daily for the platinum points. It's a fun little game. When I downloaded it happened to be on sale for $4.99, and I thought that was a good price. I told myself I would play the free levels and then decide. I hadn't realized $4.99 was a sale price. Of course once I played the free levels, the sale had ended. If/when it goes on sale again I'll be getting it. Yes there are only six worlds but played in bit sized bits just finishing all of world 1 took me a couple of weeks.
I still play Mario run and I love it, I wouldn't pay for it but for free the remix levels that take tickets are fun and varied.
Knew this video had to come eventually, I still play this game sometimes, the updates were nice but I wish it actually got more levels and characters. I wish they didn't abandon it, it's got real potential
I got Super Mario Run for my 4-year-old son last year and he loved it. It was easier for him to play at the time than the Switch games. Now he’s more interested in 3D World and the other games on Switch, but as an entry point, Super Mario Run was a good choice.
Silly Scott hasn't learned the art of SWIPE DOWN PLEASE I'M BEGGING YOU.
wow when the Miitomo music started playing I got hit with a little dose of nostalgia
In a world so full of negativity things, Scott is the man that brings brightness into our lives. And for that I appreciate ya.
SCOTT, YOU CAN SWIPE DOWN FOR MORE ISLAND SPACE!!!
The fact that you mentioned Rayman Jungle Run, made me happy.
Had a lot of fun playing super Mario run. I stopped playing because I collected everything and ran out of things to buy in the in game shop
❗️I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the Star Music in this game.
The ONLY SmartPhone Games I play now (on my Z-Flip3 and now Z-Flip5) is 'PokéMon Go!' and 'Super Mario: Run'.
However, I did love 'Miitomo' as I LOVE the Mii characters.
8:44 "Who the hell bought an iPhone..." FULLSTOP?
Samsung's newest models are kicking 256-Bits out of iOS.
felt very weird seeing my model IPhone shone in the ad at the begining.
Modern Daisys first appearance in a mainline mario platformer game
0:00 Scott advertising his RUclips channel.
Loving the variety here at Scatt’s Stosh
I’m honestly a fan of Stott’s Scash myself
"You haven't played Super Mario Run? You have to play Super Mario Run, is just ok!"
I bought it when the Mario Movie was being advertised. The game's price was slashed in half
You summed it up in the beginning. It’s fine. I may even download again cause YOOOUUUUU reminded me of it lol
The Fire Emblem mobile game is interesting. Its still doing really well and keeping the games in the minds of players. It also makes a metric ton of money especially compared to every other Nintendo mobile game.
Because it’s fun
It's a gacha game with appealing anime characters and waifus. Makes sense why it does so well, plus the fact that the gameplay is 100% Fire Emblem but optimized for mobile play, very satisfying and fun.
I played a DeNA game recently. Takt Op Symphony lol funny to see them in scott video
It wasn't the price really (although it contributed a lot), but rather the complexity. I learned when it comes to smartphone games, the simplier it is, the wider the playerbase is.
Sega had a similar issue with Sonic Runners, the mobile endless runner made by the core Sonic Team at Sega and marketed as the next big thing to Sonic. It was a great endless runner that had a lot of effort out into it. But the always online, menus, loadings screens, gameplay mechanics and leveling system were too much for casual audiences, who gravitated more towards Sonic Dash, the bog standard temple run reskin made by Hardlight. Sega then shut down Sonic Runners and made Sonic Forces Speed Battle, which was a reskin of Dash, and it was a bigger success.
then why are Minecraft and Genshin at the top of the playerbase on mobile games?
@@jesusbarrera6916 They attract different audiences with different tastes
@@jesusbarrera6916Minecraft is like *THE* videogame and genshin began as that one BotW ripoff and ended up with a shit ton of anime girls
@@Josuh you clearly have never played Genshin...
There's an entire bottom row in the Mushroom Kingdom to fill out with stuff. The rainbow in the middle should be a giveaway.
What comes to my mind when I think of SMR is ‘yeah but’
I liked Dragalia Lost. I really wish they made a Switch game of the IP or one switch successor. Its a shame for that IP to be gone forever and never be in home console.
This game is really fun. I found doing 100% a fun little challenge, Toad Rally and Remix 10 are fun to do as well. It can get repetitive but they are always fun modes to go back go after some time not playing. The game is very expensive though, although the game does go on sale every now and then so if you were to get it do it then.
It is unfortunate that people weren't that receptive to higher priced mobile games. That forces games on mobile devices to do all of the monetization stuff. Ironically, I bet a lot of people are perfectly okay with spending far more than $10 on microtransactions in free games. Also - I see the price of premium games on phones has gone up. Wingspan is $9.99. Super Mario Run was maybe ahead of its time with its price.
dude. nobody is gonna spend 10 bucks on a literal timewaster they're prolly gonna uninstall after a year.
shouldve been like 5 max
@@2-Way_Intersection tell that to people who buy $60 games on PC and consoles.
@@2-Way_IntersectionYou don't replay console games forever either
smoked a joint, listened to some music, made a chorizo sandwich and a bowl of cereal and then ate that while watching this. cozy vibes
I still play toad rally sometimes. It's still fun for me!
I literally COMPLETELY forgot about this phone game until you posted! Thanks scott
I bet against all odds that someone knows scott's stash and scott's snippets without knowing scott the woz
This game may not be super deep for an adult, but my daughter absolutely loves it. The 1-touch controls and short levels are perfect for a young ones first game. Plus, the fact that there no in-game purchses means I dont have to worry about ads and such messing things up.
My biggest gripe with the game was that it required a WiFi connection at all times. Toad rally is the only thing that needs it. Main reason I stopped playing because I didn’t have data.
Mitomo is really nostalgic for me it came out at a young age for me and I was so sad when it’s stopped working
I love super Mario run it’s one of my favourite games
What baffled me about Mario Run, or moreso by people not wanting to buy it, is that the reason the game did poorly is because people didn't wanna pay the game's asking price, even if it was pennies compared to a console Mario game. But because people have grown accustomed to mobile games being free and THEN swindle you for cash via microtransactions, many thought RUN's price was too high. So people would rather end up spending thousands of bucks on a game over time, than a small amount up front for the whole experience.
I played this back in the day. It was fine. I was actually happy at the payed model it used, since you could demo the game free, then purchase later if you did like it. If you didn’t like it, then you didn’t lose anything from trying it.
Probably the biggest thing I absolutely hated though was the simplified one touch controls. Yeah it made the game easy to play, but it absolutely ruined any sort of intentional, precision platforming. I died/ lost way too many times because of the lack of control.
Not to he that guy, but I feel like that's a skill issue, the only times I died in the game was due too going after the special coins. If I just went to beat a level, I feel like the game is too easy
This game controls super well and mario moves slow enough that you can paragraph most stuff
After watching this, it makes me want to get back to playing Super Mario Run on my iPhone & finishing the levels/coins that I still need to complete. 🤔 🤔
Scott those are purple coins not blue
I play Super Mario Run daily since by linking it to My Nintendo you get Platinum Coins for playing Toad Rally once a day. The full game was also discounted once so I got it for $5 instead of 10. Having it as just something I jump into for 5 minutes a day works well that way. Though I did also play Remix10 enough to unlock Daisy, who is my go-to Toad Rally character.
My son LOVES this game. So there for, I've played it a ton.
I never really thought of this before...
Shigeru Miyamoto, with that jacket, gives me Dave Rodgers vibes
when the Mario movie was coming out, they slashed the price in half to $5. If they launched it at that cost, it probably would've done way better for what it was offering
Should've been permanent tbh
I think its the opposite for Pokemons sales. Pokemon Go was successful because of the Pokemon games. Pokemon Sword and Shield would have been the most sold regardless of Pokémon go.
I have currently upgraded my castle and built a courtyard or two with nonsense and statues etc...collect them all. But the coin challenges are only challegING is because you dont have a D Pad
Ive collected all coins
On the map, where you can build, try to slide your screen up and see a brand new land thing with space you can build on
My opinion is that the mobile space is perfect for a new Mario vs donkey Kong mini game. I’d love it
when you mentioned lep's world 2 so many forgotten memories came back
Hey now! I won't have anybody talking bad about Hyrule Warriors! That game is an absolute treasure no matter what platform you play it on.
I bought Mario run ages ago and still have not beaten it, got stuck on the ghost level in world 5 but I still think the game was solid fun and well worth the $10 entry fee!
Scott doesn't know that you can scroll down in the customizable Mushroom Kingdom. There's 3 more screens to customize below, as indicated by the rainbow Bridge.
I enjoyed this game a lot, it was super fun for 5 minutes at a time.
i feel like this an alternate universe where scott isnt tormented by the blue border since age 2
I had a good bit of fun with this game when I used to play it I would play it back in class because it came out while I was in high school it was good to pass the time
Feels like Scott's channels swapped their main purpose in a day lmao