This has looked so good at E3 this year. Coming September 11th to Wii U.
E3 trailer:
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Super Mario Maker was the final stage of the Nintendo World Championships, and really shows the kind of complexity levels can have.
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Gamespot: Super Mario Maker is a Mario Fever Dream You Make Yourself
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More info from a Treehouse demo earlier:
The Mario experience of your dreams has arrived and is bursting with creativity... including yours! Play a near-limitless number of intensely creative Super Mario levels from players around the world. It’s easy enough to create your own levels with the Wii U GamePad controller that it may feel like you’re simply sketching out your ideas on paper, but you can now bring enemies and objects into a playable course in ways you could only dream of before. What was impossible in traditional Mario games is now impossibly fun, so let your imagination run wild!
- Play a near-limitless number of Mario levels created by Nintendo and players around the world.
- Create your own Mario levels by using the Wii U GamePad controller touch screen to add enemies, blocks, pipes and more.
- Break the conventions of traditional Super Mario gameplay by blending enemies, traps and items into unexpected twists, like Piranha Plant-shooting cannons, power-up-tossing Lakitus, or even Hammer Bros. riding on Bowser while bouncing on trampolines.
- Touch control, instant editing and a robust online ranking and search system makes creating, playing and sharing a seamless process.
- Switch between four distinct themes, each with different art styles and features: Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World, and New Super Mario Bros. U.
- Transform into different characters at random with the new Mystery Mushroom item. Expand the roster of possible characters by completing 100 Mario Challenge mode or tapping compatible amiibo.
- Tap a 30th Anniversary Mario amiibo figure to the Wii U GamePad controller to add a Big Mushroom power-up to your course!
- Each retail copy of the game will come with a special booklet that offers fun ideas for designing courses.
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Super Mario Maker was the final stage of the Nintendo World Championships, and really shows the kind of complexity levels can have.
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Gamespot: Super Mario Maker is a Mario Fever Dream You Make Yourself
As a creation-focused game, Nintendo has implemented a ton of features to foster Super Mario Maker's online community. Players can upload levels for others to play, although Nintendo's software will prevent the uploading of levels that cannot be completed by their creator. In this way, Nintendo is looking to prevent flooding online mode with unplayable levels, giving those who put hard work into their creations time to shine.
In Super Mario Maker's online play mode, you can download other users' levels to play and edit. However, you can't re-upload a version of another person's level that you yourself have edited. This is another way Nintendo hopes to protect users' original creations, by preventing others from changing a block or two and then passing it off as their own for credit.
Player-created levels can also be rated, and there is a search function within Super Mario Maker's online component where you can test the highest rated levels of the day, the week, of all-time, or within specific regions. More popular levels will show up in a featured section, and you have the option to favorite and follow individual creators to keep up with their newest levels and to look up specific levels by individually ascribed alphanumeric codes.
In Super Mario Maker's online play mode, you can download other users' levels to play and edit. However, you can't re-upload a version of another person's level that you yourself have edited. This is another way Nintendo hopes to protect users' original creations, by preventing others from changing a block or two and then passing it off as their own for credit.
Player-created levels can also be rated, and there is a search function within Super Mario Maker's online component where you can test the highest rated levels of the day, the week, of all-time, or within specific regions. More popular levels will show up in a featured section, and you have the option to favorite and follow individual creators to keep up with their newest levels and to look up specific levels by individually ascribed alphanumeric codes.
More info from a Treehouse demo earlier:
- Confirmed two new themes: Airship and Ghost House
- You can make things move on paths that change directions.
- You can make auto-scrollers.
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