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Mario is back and better than ever in one of his most ambitious games of all time. Super Mario Odyssey is going to be a game changer for the Switch, especially with all the rumors that have come out about the game. Everyone knows you can play through levels as Mario and his friend Cappy, but rumors have been swirling that Peach and Tiara can also be unlocked as playable characters.

Bowser once again serves as Mario’s main enemy, but his use of Cappy can turn the final levels of the game into some type of crazy speed run. Mario may truly feel like a fish out of water, especially when he transforms into the character Cheep Cheep while on land. A lot of the game has been built around a wedding involving Peach and Bowser, but which couple will actually get married in the game? One of the coolest worlds and levels involves the dinosaur kingdom and Mario’s ability to turn into a realistic looking t-rex. The days of bouncing on turtle shells and throwing them have completely evolved to include some pretty crazy combinations. The game pays homage to the classic Mario games with a vast variety of 2D level action and old school graphics fans will love. When going from world to world, Mario’s journey will not be forgotten as he builds and collects items for his special souvenir room. Will Luigi be left out of the game again? Some clues point to his inclusion. The ending to the game could be one of the most shocking of all time and may lead to some big storyline changes in the future. Watch to see all of these rumors come to life!

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As October 31st draws ever closer, we know that the residents of Halloween Town, and you and all of us here at Screen Rant are preparing ourselves for Halloween.

And that means we’re going to be taking a look at one of our favourite films to watch at this time of year; The Nightmare Before Christmas.
The Nightmare before Christmas was created using stop motion, and took a crew of over 100 people over 3 years to make. The effort that went into the film really shows.

The hardest scene to film was Jacks reflection as he reached for the door handle to Christmas Town. It required a lot more hard work, such as ensuring the lighting and background were absolutely perfect.
We take a look at some of the films biggest influences, including artist Edward Gorey, and German Expressionist film making, most famously seen in The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari (1920). We also take a look at how the worlds are colour coded, with Halloween Town being dark and Christmas Town being bright, in order to set the worlds apart and give them their own distinct feel.

We also take a look at how Jack Skellington required 400 different heads, and how this meant that he made appearances elsewhere, such as in James and the Giant Peach.

So grab a candle, grab a cape, take off your head, carve your pumpkins, and join us as we take a look at ten secrets you might have missed in The Nightmare Before Christmas.

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