Video Game General

@SquiggyBomb
Monster Hunter World will satisfy you than.

1. Luigi’s Mansion- The NTSC players deserve that definitive Hidden Mansion. There are also a few bugs that need fixing (namely the second boss door, the second floor bathroom* and the water looping sound, plus issues with rooms not appearing when they should) and a continuity error that needs to be addressed
    
   *It’s impossible to get the pearls out from behind the bathtub. What makes this a serious problem is the fact that Miss Petunia is one of three portrait ghosts that can’t be pulled whatsoever (the other two being Biff Atlas and King Boo, for the record)
    
2. Super Mario Sunshine- Two words: Pachinko. Physics. That pachinko machine appears to use a combination of invisible walls and a trigger that sets Mario’s X speed to 0 if it becomes negative instead of, you know, actual physics (Then again, the only prior game to even have actual physics was Star Wars Droidworks IIRC and Half-Life 2 would be the next one to do it seriously)
    
3. Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door- Early crash bug aside, the game has a serious problem with backtracking, especially in Chapter 4, and the whole revisiting Keelhaul Key and scrolling through 70 apologies to unlock Chapter 6 is (Prof.) frankly unnecessary padding. The Triforce quest in Wind Waker is less blatant padding than some of the shit TTYD pulls. And it would be nice to have a compare & contrast with the later entries and see what people think. Who knows, maybe Nintendo will wisen up with Paper Mario if a TTYD remake proves to be successful.
    
4. Star Fox Adventures- This game is clearly a sloppily slapped-together Dinosaur Planet ROMhack, and it shows. It seems Musclefoot was meant to be the bonus boss. Meanwhile, the later revisit in the fourth Krazoa Shrine is the easiest part of the whole game. The entire difficulty curve is off, and could do with serious rebalancing, I’m talking “replace all the Pokemon in Kanto with later-generation Pokemon” levels of rebalancing.