See Games Differently
See Games Differently
super mario sunshine
While Morrowind easily took the crown of “prettiest water” in 2002, Super Mario Sunshine on GameCube was good too, considering the more limited hardware compared to the PC. So, how did Nintendo manage it? By being very, very clever.
I went to my local video game store on Friday to pick up a copy of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, and I walk out with an entire generation’s worth of Nintendo console goodness. Thanks, random game store guy.
According to video games, the only thing I’m interested in — when I’m not being lazy — is sunshine, fun and carefree living. In the world of video games, this is the stereotypical Caribbean person.
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