3 Bowser stomped down bricks trying to make a path for Mario.
In the twenty minute demo, a Nintendo representative tried to guide me through making my first level, two screens stacked vertically while Super Mario Bros. Super Mario MakerĪlthough Super Mario Maker is only a few days away, no small part of Nintendo’s booth at PAX was dedicated to the upcoming title. Some of those heavily advertised, big-budget games were among the best I played last weekend, but after sifting through the glitz and hype, I found myself enamored with games from smaller companies with smaller marketing budgets, games I maybe wouldn’t have heard of if I wasn’t directly confronted with their existence on the PAX show floor.Īfter careful consideration, here are the ten games I felt shined the brightest at PAX 2015. It is not hard to see the game booths at PAX as an underdog story, with smaller independent developers butting heads with 30-foot tall monoliths from publishers with recognizable names and a dozen demo stations across the aisle. To play every videogame demoed at PAX is impossible-there are simply too many and the lines too long for anyone to make an exhaustive list-but many of the games I did get the opportunity to play stuck a long lasting smile on my face.
PAX has come and gone, leaving behind nothing but memories and aching feet.
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