Why does Super Mario 64 have this unsettling creepy vibe to it, that other installments in the series lack.
Why does Super Mario 64 have this unsettling creepy vibe to it, that other installments in the series lack
Parker Nguyen
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Jaxon Kelly
no it doesn't
Isaac Morris
Elaborate
John Sullivan
No, you’re looking too deep into things.
Joshua Butler
I don't know, it's like the whole game is happening in a place post mass extincion even. Local fauna is sparse and feel out of place, like it doesn't belong there. The areas are vast but mostly empty.
No other mario game gave me this feeling before.
Lucas Rivera
Lack of modern Nintendo polish, low-res textures, spatial incongruity, bizarrely designed rooms and worlds, etc.
Bentley Thompson
Is this the famous empty spaces unnerves zoomers thing?
Julian Turner
It's an early 3D game. They are all like that
Elijah Butler
Maybe it's just your copy? After all, every copy is personalized.
Colton Garcia
Crash bandicoot and Spyro are not like that. They are cute in their basicness and unpolishness.
Alexander Richardson
Fucking Kek
Zoom zooms afraid of the open fields
Lincoln Campbell
Because the game is a parody and tribute to esotericism
Colton Torres
Yo M64 is sussin fr no cap
Levi Morales
the zoomer fears the open fields
Bentley Wilson
fucking kek
Levi Kelly
Old games in general had a unsettling creepy vibe to them. It's something that tends to be inherent to all old media in general since ironing out that creepiness is how people make "improvements" for newer media.
Brayden Robinson
It's called soul. I guess that would be scary for you
Adam Adams
Imagine if it were nothing but grass and sky. No signs of life for miles.
Landon Cook
Did you not pick up the sarcasm when I said "improvements"?
Brody Foster
My theory is that zoomers are so used to constant advertisements and screens everywhere that seeing something untouched makes them terrified the world is ending.
Eli Stewart
Bentley Nguyen
Unfinished game. They literally scrapped two player mode
Samuel Price
It's almost like there are functional limits when making early 3D games and you had to be judicious with what you spent valuable resources on, which is why the castle is empty and melancholy with the rare trapped Toads and not full of furniture and people wandering around.