Mario + Rabbids' Top Banana -- Designing For Homage
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Designing For is a series which looks at a level in gaming, and analyzes a theme central to that level's design. In this episode, we take a look at one of the year's most surprising games, Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, and how one of its boss fights has much more respect for the source material than you may expect.
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Excellent how you tied it all together at the end with gameplay angle - it was a super strong cincher.
Sure explains why he was used for the DLC, as opposed to any other option.
Where he was done even more justice.
and in the sequel's dlc The Phantom got the spotlight again. The only one left behind is the poor Icicle Golem lol.
Now my head canon is that you were the guy from Gaiming in the Clinton era.
9:01 also it takes 3 screens to beat DK in the first arcade game
It takes 4 actually the NES version removes one
Another good analysis from your channel. Although it's kind expected now, but you really make people understand the genius within those details.
Also, that's quiet a new game you touched. Do you plan to do more of them since you can now capture footage from Switch?
Depends on the title. I'm the one with the capture card, and I have a PS4 and Switch that function right now whilst desperately needing to repair my PS3 and Wii U. It's more that "these are options now" and we do have at least one more current gen game planned to mention down the pipeline.
Always appreciate the feedback = )
Good luck, always look forward for the new stuffs you guys put out :D.
Fantastic video as always. I hope you continue to produce these amazing analysis videos.
My god you've played Broken Age. DAMN, it's been a long time since I've seen anything about that game.
I might actually try to get this game now.
I wonder how you feel about RKs characterisation in the DK Adventure DLC
I like the visuals you put up when refering to years
4:11 I see what you did there.
Have you considered doing a video about the DLC?
What was the game at 1:14 ?
It's called Lisa: The Painful it's like Earthbound but like...WAY darker and Earthbound is already dark lol
I hope Mark Brown redeems himself putting his head on the trash as a apologize for this awful tweet.
7:11 Music?
(oh god the audio quality of this hurts me going back)
Cosmic Highway - Donkey Kong Barrel Blast
@@DesigningFor thanks 😃👍
could you have a look at the Mother/Earthbound series?
One of many that's on the list!
DK doesnt appear in the first donkey kong, he wasnt a character until DKC
Arcade DK is cranky kong
This is a bit of a difference in definition of "character". For me, it's separate from "individual". I know that arcade DK would eventually grow up to be Cranky Kong in the backstory, but they are still separate. It's a bit of an obtuse idea, but treat characters as if they are concepts. So, to me, Batman and Bruce Wayne are two separate characters within one individual, since they represent different, albeit related ideas. A character doesn't even have to be alive, necessarily--a setting such as Silent Hill can be a character in how it shapes the game's themes. Similarly, both arcade DK and modern DK are used for the same reasons, which is why they share the same name, the same role in Mario vs. Donkey Kong, the same target market, the same barrel throwing, and so on. Literary criticism in my experience favors this definition of "character" rather than the more colloquial "individuals with a personality in a work."
Great observation, though!
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