Gamespot doesn't pass out high scores like Halloween candy, so but must be an excellent game to score a 9.0 here.

@jorge69696

The diverse wildlife is actually one of the things I like about Australia. Wouldn't care for being around so many venomous ones, though.

Game Informer is the biggest joke in the history of gaming magazines.

You've become my favorite Gamespot employee, Tom. Your reviews and articles really tell it how it is.

@Dekanis

It's fine for games in a series to be similar, but this takes it beyond that. This game has the same playable characters, the same enemy designs, the same stage locations and the same kind of music (part of the video had the exact same desert them ripped straight from SSMB Wii).

And I'm someone who played Mario from the Beginning. SMB1 started the series. SMB 2 went in a radically different direction as a modified Doki Doki Panic and had a completely new attack system. SMB3 returned to the Mushroom Kingdom, but introduced many new gameplay elements. Super Mario World left the Mushroom Kingdom and went to Dinosaur Island, which had new types of enemies and stages. See my point here?

I agree with him, but can't help but to find it ironic when the creator of Mega Man talks about too many sequels.

The bad part is that I noticed the flawed wording right after posting it and knew someone was going to burn me on it. I left myself wide open, so fair game. :P

Then 360/ps3 owners would be able to play games like Arkham City and Assassin's Creed III....wait, they already can.

At the presidential debate, Obama and Romney should play this multiplayer as their respective selves. I wonder who would win.

I'd like to see a side-scrolling Metroid that returns to its roots like Donkey Kong Country Returns did.