To combat this new environmental threat, Mario comes equipped with a water cannon mounted on his back.

Mario must not only clear the town but also clear his sullied reputation by finding the mischievous fellow responsible for the deed. Apparently someone dressed like Mario has been polluting the island with an ooze-like substance, so the town sentences the Italian plumber to clean the mess up. Upon his arrival to Isle Delfino for some well-deserved rest and relaxation, Mario finds himself under scrutiny from the local inhabitants. Nintendo's flagship character returns for more platform action in his first starring role in a 3D game since 1996's genre defining Super Mario 64.Maybe it's due to the projection or coloring on your TV?Īnd if it is, can SOMEONE tell me how to turn any of the Yoshies orange? Please?Įveryone has their own opinions, no matter how WRONG they are. They changed it from Magenta to Pink for some reason. And there is a Pink Yoshi in SMA3, but not YI. I am hoping you are referring to the Brown one that plays the x-6 levels. (1-5, 2-5, etc.) There is no Orange Yoshi. There IS a Purple Yoshi on Yoshi's Island! It's the one that plays all the x-5 levels. Of course, how Yoshi can swim in the Mario Party games is still a mystery to me. Of course, having not really been in the water for a few games, and being on a different island, the Yoshies in SMS cannot siwm at all. In SMW, they could KIND of swim with Mario's help (Otherwise, they'd sink.) In YI, they float. I think that they can't really siwn that well at all. They actually float if you hold them underwater. The Yoshies on Yoshi's Island? They can swim, but NOT dive.

Dino island from mario sunshine