We’ve all seen weird online game settings, such as that moment when someone was playing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate using a bunch of bananas as a controller or playing Cadence of Hyrule on a dance mat, and the last effort to get attention. takes us back to the wonderful levels found in Super Mario World.
This time, Australian streamer Twitch juzcook has been taking the first world of the game with a completely revamped control method: instead of a traditional controller, voice commands are used to jump, run, stop and do steps left or right.
You can see how juzcook takes on multiple levels on Twitch right here, but this Twitter clip below shows one of the best moments of the broadcast. Watch the stopwatch while Mario listens to the commands to pass the “Yoshi Island 3” level:
We can’t imagine getting too far without getting wrapped up, saying what’s wrong and then feeling guilty for yelling at Mario for dropping him off a cliff, so he adapts to the props. to break the level in style.
Now, what other games would be fun with voice control? We would be happy, we would see anyone.