Super Mario Sunshine, developed by Nintendo EAD, sends Mario on vacation to Isle Delfino, wrongly accused of covering the place in toxic paint, with the FLUDD backpack as the central tool that combines the classic jump with water propulsion to clean, glide, and attack.
Its bet on more open worlds than Super Mario 64, along with a different narrative tone for the series, turned it into one of the most debated entries in the saga: less unanimously loved than other Mario games, but with a cult following of its own that has grown over the years.
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