Game Informer has published a huge interview with Super Mario Odyssey director Kenta Motokura and producer Yoshiaki Koizum. There’s a number of interesting points raised and information divulged so I would urge you to give it a read. One of the more intriguing things mentioned is that the levels in Super Mario Odyssey dynamically evolve after a period of time, so you’ll undoubtedly notice some changes that weren’t there before.
Do the levels change as you play through them? Do they evolve? There’s that desert level with like a lot of ice, so I thought, “Oh, maybe you melt the ice at some point.” How much will Mario’s actions effect the shape of a level?
Motokura: I can’t say specifically as to whether or not the ice vanishes from the sand area, but the kingdoms do change throughout the progress of the game. When you first enter into a level, you’ll get a title for that period of time you’re there, and then as you progress through the level, you will see changes in that (level) so the next time you go in you’ll get a different title.
Koizumi: Any time you enter a stage you see a main title that gives you like the main critical path objective, and when you keep doing those in order you will get the course to change.
Seems Nintendo is pulling out all the stops for their Switch games. No wonder they brought back Metroid Prime, REAL Metroid Prime.
I mean, you don’t really know it’s REAL Prime just because it’s called 4. It could definitely be a follow up to Federation Force for all we know that’s just being called Metroid Prime 4 ;0)
Either way it would be a follow up since it seems like the cliff hangers of both Prime 3 and FF will lead directly into 4.
It’s gonna be difficult for Nintendo to see two epic titles for the Switch nominated for Game of the Year at The 2017 Game Awards.
And that’s only if Xenoblade 2 isn’t half as epic as BOTW and Mario Odyssey
FINALLY! A Mario game that takes after Mario Sunshine. I always enjoyed the levels evolving and the character dialogue changing with the more progress I made. :’)
Great stuff with this game. I’ve avoided watching any gameplay on it at all, besides the trailers, to keep spoiler free
Zelda or Mario? Like asking to a child if he loves more mommy or daddy.
That’s cool.
Also, when did the website change the layout again?
Well, this is not new… Mario 64 brought us this same thing…
Glad they’re bringing this mechanic back for Odyssey. It’s not anything new (from what I gather) but not nearly enough Mario games do this. Yet the ones that do are considered some of the best Mario games to exist.
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