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Super Mario Sunshine

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SKU: 122937

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Super Mario Sunshine is rated 3.9 out of 5 by 299.

Super Mario Sunshine

Nintendo

Super Mario Sunshine is rated 3.9 out of 5 by 299.

Seeking well-deserved rest and relaxation, Mario™ and Princess Peach travel to a beautiful r Read More

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Seeking well-deserved rest and relaxation, Mario™ and Princess Peach travel to a beautiful remote island. It is said the local citizens are friendly and the weather forecast suggests year-round sunshine. However, when they get to the island, they quickly find out that the peaceful paradise has been polluted by a mysterious stranger. Worse still, the individual bears a striking resemblance to Mario! Determined to clear his reputation and clean up the island, Mario sets off on his greatest adventure yet.

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So my son wants this game, what system can you play this on?

Asked by: JessicaRC

The Wii and GameCube 

Answered by: Mike_spo

Date published: 2020-11-22

is this cd the same size as a DVD because i would want to play this game on the PS3

Asked by: Useydess

That's... that's not how that works... you can't just pick a game for another system and go "oh yeah the discs are the same size I'll play this on PS3"...

Answered by: Yoskue

Date published: 2020-10-22

Is this the actual disk? Or is it just the case or something?

Asked by: Youngbab

It would be the disk, and it might not have the original case

Answered by: Salt N

Date published: 2020-11-12

Does it come with a case

Asked by: Mario27

The one I bought did come with a case. A little damaged but it is 18 years old. The disc was mint. Still playing it. 

Answered by: Simp853

Date published: 2020-10-13

Will this game work in the wii?

Asked by: Breanna52

Only Wii models that have the GameCube controller ports on top will play Gamecube games. If you've got one of those and a GameCube controller, then it should work perfectly!

Answered by: HenshinAJoJo

Date published: 2020-11-07

Hello, regarding your Gamecube games, do they come with the case and manual. It was just a question and doesn’t affect my purchase. I hope you respond. Thank you

Asked by: garretau07

Hello, I’ve bought game cube games a couple time and they usually come with the case but no manual. Hope this helps. 

Answered by: Moussa A

Date published: 2020-08-08

Hello does this come with the case and a manual? Thanks!

Asked by: TSkillz187

No , it does not come with a case and/or a manual. It comes in with a paper CD case. 

Answered by: Kendyy_boo

Date published: 2021-01-17

Will Mario sunshine play on the wii?

Asked by: Jen R

Depends on your Wii. If it's the older ones yes. The easiest way to tell if it will is if it has ports for the GameCube controllers and memory card.

Answered by: UniversalSen

Date published: 2020-08-08

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Super Mario Sunshine is rated 3.9 out of 5 by 299.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Tom C from Gamecube Mario games still rock! Excellent game and in incredible quality from gamestop.

Date published: 2020-12-23

Rated 4 out of 5 by KD801 from Excellent game, and a must have for any GameCube. I bought this game over a decade ago and it quickly became my favorite of all time. FLUDD working in tandem with Mario's large set of moves make for a game with an incredibly high skill ceiling and an incredibly low skill floor. Many may lament the loss of the long jump from 64 at first but will eventually get used to the spin jump as a superior option offering the distance of a long jump, plus the height of a triple jump, and a slowed descent. That's really the name of the game with Sunshine. Take what 64 did, and refine it. Mario controls razor tight in Sunshine allowing for the player to perform Spin Jumps and Side-Somersaults on a dime making for a stellar playing experience. There are some cons to this package though. No game is perfect and Sunshine is certainly no exception. For one, the game's development was a bit rushed to meet the demand at the time for Mario on the GameCube. As a result, parts of the game feel like they aren't as polished as they could be. Nothing that could ruin the game, but stuff that could annoy the player if it gets in their way too much like some of the odd collision with the rotating X shaped platforms in the secret stages being some of the more noticeable offenders. The progression structure isn't great either. Instead of basing your progression through the game on your quantity of Shine Sprites, you're instead tasked with finding Shadow Mario in Episode 7 of every stage, and defeating him. This not only contributes to people's hatred for the notorious blue coins, but it also creates some repetition in the missions which was bad enough as is since you'll be fighting some bosses multiple times, as well as doing a lot of regular and timed red coin missions. A Shadow Mario fight on the same episode every stage on top of that just makes it so the player knows what to expect for just about every stage by the middle of the game. About the blue coins now, they aren't nearly as bad as some may lead you to believe, but getting all of them will certainly be a challenge for players new to the game. I recommend spraying absolutely everything, exploring the entire level, and speaking to as many NPCs as you can since they actually can give you hints as to where some of the kore obscure blue coins are. There's one in the seventh stage in the game that people like to complain about involving standing in a specific spot and spraying a specific direction, but there's a character that tells you about that exact blue coin in the stage itself. Don't worry about being bored of talking to NPCs either. The person who wrote the dialogue for Sunshine was the same guy who wrote the dislogue in the original Animal Crossing, Makoto Wada. As a result, each of the NPCs have something either humorous or helpful to tell you. Each NPC also has their own sub plot that progresses each episode alongside the main story like a character in Stage 2 who comes up with new excuses to not work his job, or a couple of dancers in stage 5 who get progressively more tired and frustrated as they keep dancing for these tourists who won't leave. I urge new players to speak to the locals not only for hints, but just to hear what they have to say as it's very obvious that lots of effort went into the dialogue and it'd be a shame for something so full of heart to be overlooked. With all that said though it should be noted that there are 240 blue coins meaning 1/5th of the game's content is in those blue coins. The game itself doesn't have an episode by episode counter for blue coins so I recommend keeping all of your blue coins and only turning them in when you have all 240 so you can use your total collected as a global counter. That's really it in terms of complaints with the game though outside of errors in the cutscenes like Mario being in the background of some cutscenes when he isn't supposed to be and some weird texture errors like a smeared roof texture in the Plaza. Sunshine is an excellent video game and I'd say that it's the definition of "flawed masterpiece." It's a quirky game that offers the player lots of power to move at a breakneck pace and get insane air travel making excellent use of each level's verticality. Super Mario Sunshine is a game you won't want to miss.

Date published: 2020-10-19

Rated 5 out of 5 by Sunshine76 from AWESOME This is the most amazing game I have ever played. I loved it with all my heart, it was the best game of my entire life :)

Date published: 2020-09-12

Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from 10/10 Perfect condition, really great price, and fast shipping!

Date published: 2020-09-11

Rated 5 out of 5 by SunshineFan327 from Almost Perfect Game! This was my first game ever and I love it. It came with the case and the game is in mint condition. The game is great and almost perfect (Except for the pachinko machine stage) Every Mario fan should play this

Date published: 2020-09-08

Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from Product came broken. I would give this zero stars if I could. The disk came cracked right down the center, and it looked as thought someone had tried to put a sticker over it in an attempt to fix it. Needless to say, the game was unplayable.

Date published: 2020-09-07

Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from Did not even work The game is great. However, the product I received did not work. Disc could not be read. Probably because the disc was resurfaced too much. Very disappointed.

Date published: 2020-09-01

Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Actually came with the case! Played great with no issues. This actually came with the case too which was a nice surprise I wasn't expecting.

Date published: 2020-08-14

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