The latest 3D sandbox platformer in Super Mario's repertoire taught Mario all kinds of new tricks, especially new ways for Mario to jump that resulted in technically skilled Odyssey players coming up with useful jump combos. One of them is simple: Fans loved Super Mario Odyssey. There's a couple of good reasons that Nintendo will probably make another Super Mario Odyssey game in the next few years. Why Super Mario Odyssey 2 Seems Inevitable

RELATED: Mario Golf: Super Rush Shows Nintendo Should Use Mario's Cast in 3D Sandbox Games For another, Nintendo has enough going on right now that it might be impractical to focus on making Super Mario Odyssey 2 on top of everything else. For one thing, Nintendo doesn't seem like it wants to focus on new Super Mario games in the near future. Although Super Mario Odyssey 2 seems like an extremely safe bet for both Nintendo and speculating fans, it probably isn't going to crop up anytime soon. The game introduced too many interesting mechanics and compelling settings to go without a sequel, whether direct or indirect. Super Mario Odyssey is such a solid game that it seems inevitable Nintendo will follow it up somehow. Although Super Mario Odysseyintroduced a ton of new worlds and characters while vastly expanding Mario's capabilities, Nintendo ended up with another blockbuster on its hands thanks to its willingness to take risks. Coincidentally, Nintendo pulled off something similar with Super Mario Odyssey. Although the game broke the Zelda formula in a lot of ways, fans loved it. For one thing, the Switch had The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in its infancy, which got an overwhelmingly positive reception. Nintendo kicked off the early days of the Nintendo Switch with a bang.

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