4 years ago

In this episode, we share the complete 1st place run as it happened from Super Mario 35 from our review of the Gamesir T4 Pro Controller.

My Switch Friends Code:
SW-4214-6854-8701

Check out our full review video of the Gamesir T4 Pro by visiting https://youtu.be/HjlHx70SlqE

One of the most fun games I've played in the past 6-months has to be Super Mario 35. This battle royale take on the classic platformer has been both rewarding and frustrating at times. As such, it is a game I have featured in recent controller tests. The most recent one was that of the Gamesir T4 Pro, and as the run and capture went on, I had a feeling something special was going to happen.

I had won maybe 1-2 matches prior to this, but normally a top-5 was pretty much a guarantee. As this run went on, I kept talking about the performance of the controller, how it felt, how it was performing, and so on. But then I started really focusing on the game itself, providing some tips and advice, really thinking that this could be a great run, and recorded for posterity!

Soon enough we were down to 8 players...

Then 6...

4....

Dwindled to 3...

Final 2.....

VICTORY!

Like I say, I haven't won a ton of matches, so that was cool. But to be able to record something, completely by accident, that was very exciting for me. So much so that I had to post the full game run, and I hope you've enjoyed it.

#NintendoSwitch #Mario35 #GameSirT4Pro

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