Dark Master
فريق الأنمي
تحية من القلب لفريق طوكيو عيد بقيادة العبقري كويزومي :clap::clap:
كانت لعبة Mario 3D World هي أحد أوائل الألعاب التي قمت بتجربتها في معرض الأحلام E3، اللعبة تبدو جميلةً على الشاشة الكبيرة، ليست بمذهلة وبمستوى ألعاب ماريو الـ3D المعهودة (64 + سانشاين + قالاكسي) ولكنها جيدة جداً كمظهر.
اللعبة تبدو كنسخة عالية الجودة من لعبة Mario 3D Land لجهاز الـ3DS، أي أنّها للشاشة الكبيرة، الخلطة هي ذاتها، فأنت تتحكم بأحد الشخصيات الأربعة (ماريو أو لويجي أو الأميرة بيتج أو تود) وتقوم بالمغامرة في عوالم صغيرة نسبياً وتقوم بجمع النجوم الخضراء الثلاثة المنتشرة في كل مرحلة إلى إنهائها بالطريقة التقليدية بالتعلق براية النهاية.
اللعبة ممتعة، حالها كحال أي لعبة مغامرات ماريو، ولكن ليست هذه لعبة ماريو ثلاثية الأبعاد التي كنا ننتظرها، لا أقول بأنّها ليست لعبةً جيدة، بل هي ممتازة، ولكن ليست هي المأمول بها.
تحول القطة ممتع للغاية ويضيف أبعاداً أخرى للعب بالتعلق على الجدران ومهاجمة الأعداء، ونرجو وجود مفاجآت وتحويلات أخرى في اللعبة.
اللعب الجماعي سيضيف نكهةً أخرى لألعاب ماريو ثلاثية الأبعاد حيث سيزيد من ساعات اللعب والمتعة والتعاون بين الشخصيات واختلاف الحركات من بينها (بيتج تطفو، تود أسرعهم، لويجي يستطيع أن يطول في قفزته).
في آخر الأمر هذه لعبة منصات ممتعة تستطيع لعبها لوحدك أو مع أصدقائك، التحكم سلس بها وتتعود سريعاً عليها.
اللعبة برأيي تبدو ربحاً سريعاً لـNintendo لتصليح وضع الـWii U وأرى أنّ الشركة ستقدم لعبة ماريو ثلاثية الأبعاد كما عهدناها سابقاً.
ما أكون محشش وقتها؟يا حلاتك وانت تتكلم فصحى k_hand:..
Compact by the standards of the Galaxy adventures but still loaded with bountiful secrets, beneath the warm familiarity of 3D World lies one of the strangest Mario games in years - or at least one of the most random in its influences and its moment-to-moment indulgences. And that's a very, very good thing. The Wii U sees Nintendo's mascot racing into venerable middle age by going wonderfully loopy - by dialling up the energy, even if the end result is often absolutely insane. After all these years, who could blame him?
There was a moment where I was taking in the beautiful soundtrack, hovering over a tricky jump as cat Peach, and watching the glistening water below where the game really came together. It was then that I realized that Super Mario 3D World had achieved a level of platforming design that's close to perfection, and there was almost never a moment where I didn't have a smile on my face. This is the unequivocally the best Mario game since Galaxy 2, and it shows up anything the "New" series has ever done, and then some.
Good work, Nintendo.
Thankfully 3D World isn’t just a refinement of the Mario formula, it’s a powerful re-imagining. It’s an explosive cavalcade of color and excitement as well as a well thought out evolution of Mario. The plot even deviates (although not too wildly) from what you might expect in a Mario game, giving you some silly surprises amidst the parade of unlockable content. This is one Mario game you’ll want to play well after the credits roll and might just be the killer app of the Wii U. Not since Super Mario World have I been so in love with a Mario game.
This is a definitive 3D Mario experience, successfully finding a middle-ground between the iconic Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy. You may not swing Bowser by his tail or run upside down, but it’s bursting with creativity nonetheless, while delivering on the craft and skill that defines the Tokyo EAD studio. It’s unmissable.
Super Mario 3D World is both gorgeous and about as enjoyable as a video game can be. There is an immense amount of depth that kept me coming back for more, time and time again. This is the rare type of game that I believe ten years down the road we will be coming back and playing again and again. It’s that good. For all those worried that the Wii U was going to fall into some dark oblivion, fret not, your savior is here and its Super Mario 3D World one of the best platformers ever made.
It's perhaps best summed up by its soundtrack, where bouncy strings meet gently percussive tropical themes, chiming Christmas bells, jaunty accordions, and energetic shamisen and shakuhachi. While its rare orchestral manoeuvres are among the musical highlights, it's telling that there's little of Galaxy's bombast. As the fervour for next-gen hardware reaches its crescendo, EAD Tokyo has quietly gone about the business of making the best game you'll play this Christmas.
There's no clarion call of trumpets to herald the arrival of Super Mario 3D World. And yet, of all the games released in the next couple of months, it might deserve the biggest fanfare of them all.
To some, Super Mario may appear tired: a mascot whom Nintendo trots out every few years to sell another console with repackaged but fundamentally stale ideas. Super Mario 3D World is a fierce rebuttal to the accusation. Mario and his makers once again assert their dominance of spatial navigation games, displaying a rude abundance of ideas to delight, surprise and celebrate innocence and playfulness.
Like 3D Land on the 3DS before it, Super Mario 3D World is a must have for existing owners and enough for anyone on the fence to make the plunge.
Similarly, while it isn't a strong case for the Wii U's unique features, that doesn't make it anything less special. It's platforming perfection, brimming with clever ideas and flawless execution.
When taken as a whole (the single-player refinements, the visuals, the music, and the multiplayer), Super Mario 3D World is my favorite 3D Mario and the best game I’ve played in 2013.
Personally speaking, there hasn’t been a Mario game like this for me since Super Mario World. I love the Galaxy games, but the SNES entry always got my nod for the best of the best. Super Mario 3D World approaches that level. The lens of nostalgia might keep the older game in higher regards for me, but this Super Mario 3D World is simply fantastic.
It’s one of my new favorites.
It's a game that feels totally familiar both in the elements we recognise and in the fact that there's far more beyond them. It seems, after you spend so many years espousing the cult of invention above all things, that becomes a religion in itself. Praise be.
Super Mario 3D World is nothing revolutionary, but a combination of new and interesting elements make it one of the best platformers out nowadays. Graphically, it is mint and the cat outfit will entice you more than you care to admit. Lack of an online multiplayer gets softened with the addition of online ghosts and obviously, the presence of several other friends on your couch.
Super Mario 3D World isn’t Super Mario Galaxy or New Super Mario Bros.; it’s a little bit of both. Under a thick layer of polish and charm, you’ll find yet another top-notch platforming adventure, chocked full of secrets and clever twists and about as challenging as anything Mario has thrown our way thus far. It isn’t groundbreaking or approaching the level of perfection that the Galaxy games did, but if nothing else, it’s a must-have title for Wii U owners, and probably enough to push you over the edge if you’re waiting to buy a system and harbor an appreciation for Nintendo’s platforming contributions.
Super Mario 3D World doesn't reinvent the Mario formula. But it is in every way its own game, with a bright, joyful aesthetic that's supported by inspired level design and a cast that matters. It gets the balance right between nostalgic touches and clever new twists, and never once let me down with a boring boss or too-familiar retread. In all my years of playing with the Mario gang, I've never been quite so happy to hurl myself into the unknown, and 3D World delivers challenge, surprise and joy in almost every moment.
SM3DW is a fantastic game. Just...fun, from beginning to "end". I had a smile on my face almost the entire time. It's packed with charm from front to back, contains some memorable levels and provides seamless multiplayer fun. If you own a Wii U, congratulations, your wait for a truly special game for the system is over.
It's just a shame that it couldn't do a better job of evangelising the platform for those still on the sidelines. Then again, if somebody can't get excited about one of the best Nintendo games in years, there's no helping them.
Sure, co-op play is hardly a game changer, but when so much of 3D World is so successfully built upon a bevy of brilliant ideas, this can be forgiven. Everything that you can see and do within its enchanting levels is so bright, colourful, and full of wonder that it's impossible not to be taken in by its charms. Mario has always had that uncanny ability to cross the boundaries of age and gender, to bring a smile to the face of every player who crosses his path. Super Mario 3D World is no different. This is a dazzlingly inventive game that brings the fun in spades, and will leave you grinning like a loon from start to finish.
Super Mario 3D World is a tightly-designed platformer, raucously fun in multiplayer, and a master's class in level design. Don't pass it off as just another Mario game. This one is not to be missed.
It seems odd that Nintendo should release a Mariohelmed game at all in a year supposedly devoted to his brother, let alone one that should prove to be Wii U’s best game to date. Yet there is more than fraternal rivalry at stake here. In the same month that its platform holder rivals debut their new hardware, Nintendo has issued a timely reminder that it is games that sell systems, while also setting a new visual benchmark for the most treasured series in gaming. This is Mario like you’ve never seen him before, and unlike so many of his next-gen rivals, he nips along at an effortless 60fps. If the true measure of new hardware’s worth is how stark the difference is between it and what came before, then this is the most next-gen game that 2013 has yet produced.
If only this had been a launch game instead of New Super Mario Bros. U we can only speculate how the fortunes of the Wii U might have turned out. But it’s demeaning to talk of 3D World merely in terms of how it can help it’s host format. This is a great video game and one of the best to be released all year, no matter what hardware it runs on.
Put simply, Super Mario 3D World is stunning. Its world is beautiful, its design is impeccable, and its fun is infectious. I'm running out of superlatives here, so let me finish where I started: Go play it.
Perhaps most importantly, while you don't necessarily get a plethora of wholly new sights and sounds, you do get a whole lot of game for your money. There are a lot of levels, a lot of ways to play through them, a lot of secrets to uncover, a whole bonus game (the original arcade Mario Bros reconfigured to star dueling Luigis) embedded in the title screen and... well, I won't spoil, but suffice it to say there's actually quite a bit left to see, do and unlock even after you've "beaten" the game
مازلت حتى الأن متحفظ على مظهر اللعبة المنسوخ من 3ي لاند.
عكس نيو سوبر ماريو بروس يو وثردي لاند المكجولة بعد التعب والتجميع وتختيم اللعبة بنسبة مية بـ المية يكافوئنك بجملة : Congratulation فقط! بدون مايعطونك مرحلة اضافية او على الأقل يفتحون لك الأكسترا مود اللي فيه الصور والأوست
جد @@؟ايش فايدة لويجي ؟ لو تخلص اللعبة كلها بلويجي مرة ثانية بتفتح لك مرحلة سرية أخيرة و هي أصعب مرحلة في اللعبة و تتحدى كل المهارات و القدرات الي تعلمتها و انت تلعب.
جد @@؟
بس مشوار العب كل المراحل مره ثانية بالويجي
هههه مهما يكون المحل هذا فهو كل شي تقريباً يتسرب عندهم قبل وقت الاصدار , وبعض الاحيان تكون بأسابيع لولهذا الشخص كتب في تويتر Midoooo @midoyemen
ماريو ثري دي ورلد متوفرة الان في الامارات
ما أكون محشش وقتها؟
هذا الشخص كتب في تويتر Midoooo @midoyemen
ماريو ثري دي ورلد متوفرة الان في الامارات