Picture 1 of 7
Picture 1 of 7
Super Mario Strikers (Nintendo GameCube, 2005)
Price:
C $102.00
Approximately£58.54
+ C $14.34 postage
Returns:
14 days return. Buyer pays for return postage.
Condition:
 | Shop by category |
{"delay":300}
|
Various ways and modes to play, good controls, nice sounds and visuals. Aside from the disturbing sounds of characters getting electrocuted (which could be turned off) and the suggestive cut-scenes (esp. Peach and Daisy), this is a solid game.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Disc label is peeling and appears to have morphed jn some areas. Game plays fine but disc needed to be cleaned pretty thoroughly. Other than that, the case and manual are in good shape and game plays fine.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Super Mario Strikers (Gamecube, 2005) One of the Best Mario Sports Games Ever!!! That being said, I find that Mario Sports lose their replay value after a couple weeks, Super Mario Strikers holds true to this notion in single player mode. However Multi-player is a whole other story. Super Mario Strikers multi-player is very simple but can be incredibly fun with 3 or more people. Don't use tournament mode, just use Grudge Match Mode and keep track of your own stats. My friends and I sometimes burn up to 3 hours doing this. We also turn off items, bowser attack and outlaw hitting, it makes the game a lot more fun if you actually want a challenge. Pros: - Great Multiplayer Mode - The Goal Celebrations are pretty Good - Good Selection of Main Characters - Ability to daze Goalies with Hard shots - Perfect Passes - Hitting people into the fences (The screaming is awesome) Cons: - Not Enough Supporting Teammates (Two different Turtle types? Where are the Goombas?) - Colour Scheme for players can sometimes be confusing (both teams have purple support players) - The game is very hard on higher settings - The hit button gets very annoying/Not able to turn off hitting in options menu - Unlockables/Cheats leave you wanting more - Single Player mode is short and loses it's replay value after a week - Single Player mode might be too hard for younger players (10 and under) - Goalies are extremely inconsistent - Easy ability to pull off power shots Final Verdict: Even though the cons outweigh the pros in this game mainly due to flaws and replay value in single player mode, this game makes up for it in Multiplayer mode. 4/5 Rent or Buy: If you have a bunch of friends who spend a lot of time hanging out at your place, or if you have more than one child this game is a definate Buy. PLEASE VOTE IF YOU FIND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL. Thank you.Read full review
Reviewed for Big Boss Games by: TTM I never even heard that this game was coming out when it first released, but then my friend came over and he had bought it on a whim, and we fell in love. This is the best Mario Sports game out there and differs from the other sports titles in the Mario series. It is rather refreshing to see a Mario game where the characters are not playing soccer to, say, free the twelve star maidens to chase Bowser away from the land, so they can party all night. This game is lacking any type of story, other then to win a tournament. It is full of out right hatred for the other players, and is quickly evident. The characters begin each match with a taunt, and then continue to bash each other around into electrical fences. (I really enjoy the sound of Daisy screaming as she hits an electrical Fence) It is the most fun I have ever had playing a soccer game. The basic play is you and a team of 5 others (Sidekicks) is on the field competing against another team of 5. It will take tackles, shells, and the Captains (main character) super striker move to beat this match. Over all this was a great game. Its graphics were not the best in the world, but they suited very well for this game. The one player mode was pretty fun, but where this game is best played in is multi-player mode. The controls are quick and easy to master, which is good for any player, new or veteran. I give Super Mario Strikers an 8 out 10.Read full review
Nintendo did it again with Mario Strikers. This soccer based game is loads of fun as you pick your character (includes all nintendo characters from Wario to Birdo). Enjoy smashing your opponent with power up's like red shells and bombs to stop them from scoring a goal. Use your main character to kick a power goal worth 2 points. Grab three friends plus yourself and take on the computer in cup battles. Winning these cup battles unlocks several new features and cheats. Lots of fun, gameplay is fast paced and keeps you on the edge of your seat. A must for any fan of nintendo's sports games. Good for all ages!
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Best-selling in Video Games
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Save on Video Games
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- You may also like
