– The secret stages (without F.L.U.D.D.) are tough, pure platforming gauntlets that fans still debate today. What’s Not So Good Blue coins – 240 of them, hidden in obtuse ways (spraying random spots, specific enemy defeats, time-limited appearances). No in-game checklist, so 100% completion is tedious without a guide.
– Some episodes feel like filler, especially the watermelon festival and the toxic river cleanup.
– Each of the seven main areas (plus Delfino Plaza) offers distinct themes, from a seaside resort to a polluted bay, a theme park, and a haunted hotel.
– The camera is better than Mario 64 but still fights you in tight corridors and during some bosses.
– Spraying water to clean pollution, fight enemies, and ride on water jets is a fresh twist that sets it apart from Super Mario 64 .
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