Since the launch of the Nintendo Switch, the 3D Mario game experience has been predominantly defined by the single title, Super Mario Odyssey. Although it remains a standout, a call for innovation in 3D platforming is apparent. Comparatively, recent games like Astro Bot suggest that Nintendo could reexamine its approach. Super Mario Sunshine, released in 2002, stands out due to its unique narrative where Mario, falsely imprisoned, embarks on a mission to clean Delfino Isle with the help of a water backpack, F.L.U.D.D. This narrative and cohesive theme provide a structured adventure that contrasts with newer Mario formats.
Mario's unique tale of being in jail for a crime he didn't commit makes Sunshine distinct, creating a cohesive adventure throughout Delfino Isle's vibrant world.
The only game where Mario goes to jail, Sunshine offers a theme that unites the gameplay, creating a unique narrative that enriches the player experience.
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