Super Mario Sunshine (Robot Co-Op)
- Sep 19, 2020
- 2 min read
"WE HAVE AN ENDLESS SUPPLY OF
THOSE HIDEOUS SHOES
WITH HOLES IN THEM."
Rick, Flux, and Cylon continue their journey through Super Mario 3D All-Stars with Super Mario Sunshine, the GameCube classic that swaps platforming for tropical chaos. Armed with the water-powered FLUDD and a whole lot of questionable physics, Mario’s vacation-turned-cleanup-crew duty gives the gang plenty to riff on.
Rick takes the lead, splashing his way through Isle Delfino’s quirky levels, while Flux delivers his biting critique of the game’s sometimes finicky mechanics and bizarre premise.
Cylon, meanwhile, can’t get over the absurdity of a plumber cleaning up an island’s pollution as a vacation activity. From uncooperative camera angles to some hilariously frustrating platforming moments, the trio turns Sunshine’s tropical charm into a comedic highlight reel.
Between Rick’s nostalgic love for the game and the crew’s relentless roasting of its more baffling elements, this stream is a fun and chaotic look at one of Mario’s most divisive adventures. Whether you’re here for the sunny vibes or the sharp commentary, this one’s worth a watch!
GAME BIO:
Super Mario Sunshine is a 2002 3D platformer developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo GameCube. The game sends Mario to the tropical Isle Delfino, where he’s tasked with cleaning up pollution using the water-powered FLUDD device. Gameplay focuses on precise platforming, fluid-based mechanics, and open-ended level design built around collecting Shine Sprites.
Bright visuals and a beach-themed soundtrack give the game a distinct tone within the Mario series. Though divisive at launch, Super Mario Sunshine is now regarded as a bold and experimental entry in Mario’s 3D lineage.
