We’ve all seen bizarre game settings streamed online before – like when someone played Super Smash Bros. Ultimate using a bunch of bananas as a controller or Cadence of Hyrule playing on a dance floor – and the last effort to get our attention takes us back to the wonderful levels found in Super Mario World.
This time, Australian juzcook Twitch took over the first world of the game with a completely revamped control method – instead of a traditional controller, voice commands are used to make Mario jump, run, stop and do steps left or right.
You can see how juzcook takes over several levels on Twitch right here, but this Twitter clip below shows one of the best moments of the stream. Keep an eye on the timer as Mario listens to the commands to beat the “Yoshi Island 3” level:
We can’t imagine getting very far without calming down, saying the wrong thing, and then feeling guilty for shouting at Mario that they made him fall off a cliff, so props up to juzcook because he crushed the level in style.
Now, what other games would be fun with voice control? To be honest, I would gladly watch anything.