User:Lcrossmk8

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I am a big fan of the Mario series, a male teenage user on this website, and a rookie, and last but not least, a die-hard baseball and St Louis Cardinals fan. My real name is Sasank (suh-SANK), but I'd PROBABLY like it if you call me Sparky. I have lurked on the wiki for a long time, but I officially joined it in November 2016. I am a complete kid

I have been a die-hard fan of the Mario franchise since 2008, when I played my first video game ever, Mario Kart DS, a game I still consider to be one of the best in its series. I have also played Mario Kart Wii, 7, and 8, and I regularly follow news of the Mario franchise to this day. It was on this website and many others that I learned who the famous red-capped plumber and his brother was, as when I saw the character selection screen for the first time when I played Mario Kart DS, I had absolutely no idea who the strange-looking characters were. I saw two men in overalls who looked almost the exact same, except one was green, and one was red. I saw a green dinosaur who looked somewhat small for his species, and I saw a huge dinosaur who had a huge spiked shell on his back and who looked like the man you would not mess with if your life depended on it, and who I assumed was the green dinosaur's counterpart. I saw a giant ape and a skeleton who looked like he shouldn't be standing. I saw a fat man who looked like he had eaten too many pizzas and had nothing to do with anybody else in the roster. It was on this website and many others that I truly learned about the Mario Bros and their buddies, and the story of the Mario franchise. And over time, I came to know an encyclopedia's worth of the franchise, and I became a die-hard fan as I played games like New Super Mario Bros, Mario & Luigi, Mario Party, and most of all, Super Mario in general. I came to have a blast of fun playing them, and I still do love playing them to this day and onwards.

Most recently, I beat Mario Kart 7, a game I've logged more than 100 hours of gameplay on. I got triple-star rankings on all cups, especially the 150cc and Mirror classes, where most people believe the real race and test of Mario Kart is. My favorite combination is Luigi with the B-Dasher and the Paraglider. It has been my best combination, and it is extremely invaluable. Also, I am one of the people who actually enjoyed Mario Party 9, a game that some Mario Party fans despise, due to the car system and overall gameplay, which I actually enjoyed and loved playing. Don't get me wrong, I still take the traditional gameplay over the car gameplay, as Mario Party DS was the peak of my childhood, but I still think Mario Party 9 is a game worth really playing.

I have played all of the different sub-series in the Mario franchise, and I have ranked each of the games from worst to best. I'm currently excited for Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, as a classic relegated to the Game Boy Advance and Virtual Console releases and loved by tons of fans in the Mario franchise makes its return better than before.

Currently, I have a YouTube channel, lcrossmk8, but it's not active right now. Hell, I don't actually have anything there right now, so I don't think you'd want to check it out right now unless you want to know my subscriptions. But I'll try to get some content on there if I ever get the chance. Hopefully, I'll get the chance to be a real YouTube video game LPer like many others have.

But if anything, I'm not only involved with video games; in fact, I love baseball more than anything else in the world, and I consider it to be number 1 to everything. Video games are a close second, the reason being that they're my favorite hobby, but ultimately, when push comes to shove, they're just a hobby. I am a die-hard Cardinals fan, and I will sink and swim with the team I grew up with since 2003. (Rangers fans must still be feeling the pain! One last strike!) However, I am a Rockies fan as well; they are my second-favorite team. If you want to talk about baseball with me, then that is perfectly fine, and in fact, I encourage you to do that.

Who's online: Nelsonic, Porplemontage, Yoshi18, LadySophie17, Hewer, Camwoodstock, BMfan08, Duraner Hawkeye, 429496796a, Zing Zang Zote, IFHM360, Maw-Ray Master, Mario4, Brett, The Dab Master, Mr. Sorbetti, Neo Marshy05, BirdoBoi, Paper Plumm, Memelord2020, Lin7650, Spencer PK, Wandering Poplin, Zootalo, Rosheeki, Arend, La Ioscia Viola, Awdqmb, TheRaoul1992, Tomoto17, TPG, RHG1951, Disable, Dominoes, Balugio, Drago, Reese Rivers, B700465189a9, TurretBot

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Favorite Characters (in no particular order)

Artwork of Luigi jumping in New Super Mario Bros. WiiArtwork of Mario jumping in New Super Mario Bros. Wii Artwork of Yoshi holding Mario's Cap in Super Mario 64 DS Bowser Artwork of Boo playing Coney Island. Petey Piranha in Super Mario Sunshine Artwork of King Boo for Mario Kart Wii (reused for Mario Super Sluggers, Mario Kart Arcade GP DX and Mario Kart Tour) Artwork of Wario for Super Mario 64 DS (Reused for Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix, Mario Kart Arcade GP, Mario Kart Arcade GP 2, Mario Party 8 and Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games) Dimentio from Super Paper Mario. Fawful's artwork in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Artwork of Bowser Jr. for New Super Mario Bros. Artwork of Koopa Kid from Mario Party 5. Artwork of Toad from Mario Party 5.
Mario Bros Yoshi Bowser Boo Petey Piranha King Boo Wario Dimentio Fawful Bowser Jr Koopa Kid Toad

Characters I don't like

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Pink Gold Peach Mimi Kersti Huey Pauline Flurrie

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Friend Request

If anyone wants to be friends with me, that's fine. But you might need this box. Just be sure to ask me first on my talk page.

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My Rankings of All of the Mario Party games

# Game Console Creator Rating Notes
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Mario Party Advance
Japan January 13, 2005
Game Boy Advance Hudson Soft 6.3/10 Mario Party Advance is the black sheep of the Mario Party series, but it's not necessarily a bad game. In fact, it pioneered a notable amount of unique aspects, such as individual characters named after their species, and the characters were pretty interesting. Solo Mode was fun also, and the minigames were cool. But its weirdness is something I find hard to overcome. But if you have nothing else to play and want some innovation, then I think you will like this game very much.
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Mario Party 8
USA May 29, 2007
Nintendo Wii Hudson Soft 6.5/10 First brought up as a GameCube game, Mario Party 8 was eventually transferred to the newly-successful Wii, and it shows. Many people's first impressions of the game were mixed, and for some reasons; the graphics didn't look too pretty, and all of the minigames were based off of motion comtrols, which could cause problems at times. The music wasn't too great, either, and was a little lackluster. However, the boards were all unique and interesting, and they offered a different aspect and dimension of the luck and board game content, and combine it with the best character selection in the entire Mario Party series and you have got something cooking. Overall, the game felt a little more like a low-budget cash-in than the previous entries, but it has some enjoyable aspects that make it worth playing.
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Mario Party: Star Rush
Europe October 7, 2016
Nintendo 3DS Nd Cube 6.7/10 The most recent installment of the Mario Party series comes back to the Nintendo 3DS once again, and some fans were jovial that the car gameplay was removed. However, I was a little more cautious to the game, as I wasn't too impressed with Toad Scramble, though it offered some cool and interesting things to the game. The music was lacking, and the gameplay was better than mediocre. But I found Coinathlon to be an enjoyable experience. The game had a lot of content, but the replay value is a little questionable. In the end, however, this installment is very optimistic about the future of Mario Party, and it's not a bad choice to play in the series.
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