Super Mario Was An INSANE Idea!

Super Mario Was An INSANE Idea!

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[crobeastness]

Wow! The best praise for Super Mario Bros. I've ever heard. Love it.

[Smaul]

The problem today is that most gaming companies are creatively bankrupt and focus more on squeezing every last nickel and dime out of the player instead of providing a great gaming experience. Those experiences still exist, they’re just few and far between

[davidpaul]

We need a cut of Klavans video game segment. Great history of video games from a guy who lived the the start to present

[NotAloneStudios]

The Mario games are so nostalgic too. I remember playing some of the Mario Kart and Mario Party games with my cousins.

[Tarkus_H]

These days you're far more likely to see innovative and imaginative concepts and plots from video games than anything Hollywood churns out.

[dasboot]

Andrew pretty much being one of the oldest members of the daily wire and the really the only one who is into video games is great.

[Hammie]

Mario World and Zelda A link to the past. Genuinely 2 of the finest games ever made.
Finishing both to 100% is something I still do whenever I'm on a long plane journey.

[mantasr]

Klavan is uniquely equiped to understand both culture and the right wing.
God bless his soul and fortune to him always.

[thomasbunn]

Video games are art, some are better than others, some are deliberately disgusting, yet some inspire. It’s in the eye of the beholder.

[irelandgrt]

It was just the right time to release it. The fact that it was included with most NES systems didn't hurt either.
Most early NES titles are still popular IPs today.

[Master-Mo]

Sometimes stuff just originates from limitations. The enemy (goomba) and the power-up (mushroom) actually have the same shape; so do the clouds and the bushes in Super Mario Bros. The real question is why does Mario consumes mushrooms to get bigger lol

[tropictom]

It’s interactive and immersive media. It can contain elements of art but the necessity of having to be active (the duty or play cycle of the game) separates it from what is typically a passive pursuit with other art forms. Whether someone seems it art or not doesn’t matter to me because it beats the pants off the other options due to the active participation.

[wesleyblake]

Miyamoto actually took inspiration from many folktales and even some Japanese folklore, the Koopas are actually based off of the Yokai the Kappa.

[DanielERodriguezMusic]

Can’t wait to see Pratt’s Mario movie!

[blitskreegdeantioch]

All those mushrooms and we're to believe the game designers were sober.

[timewarriorsaga]

Welcome to Japan, it is wild and insane and needs to be celebrated

[liraco_mx]

Great clip marred by the movie. It's not-a-me, it's celebrity.

[fernandosanchez]

When Mario eats a mushroom, he gets higher 😎

[skydivingintofiction]

You should see Studio C's video on the creation of mario

[lunaroyale]

Its made in Japan. That's why. They're very creative.