The good news, though, is that this sequel adds all sorts of nifty new features to fiddle around with.
While Super Mario Maker 2 is just as accessible as its predecessor - you can create and publish a course in a matter of minutes with minimal instruction - making a level that's challenging, fun, and fair takes a lot more patience and practice. If you ever thought you could make levels just as well or better than Nintendo's designers, this is the game that will let you prove it - just don't be surprised if it turns out to be tougher than you thought. Levels can also be downloaded, with up to four players able to play simultaneously and cooperatively. Completed courses can be uploaded to the game's community, where players can carry out criteria-driven searches for new courses to play, provide feedback to creators, and engage in special challenges, such as seeing how many random courses you can complete with a limited number of lives. It adds to what was available in the original Super Mario Maker by including a new visual theme (based on Super Mario 3D World) dozens of new items, objects, and enemies the ability to add special clear conditions for your courses (such as not being allowed to jump) the option to set your stage in either day or night and the ability to design courses in tandem with a friend on the same system using separate Joy-Cons. The course editor lets players place every brick, Goomba, coin, and power-up, making courses as challenging and imaginative as they like. These courses - set in the visual styles of several classic Super Mario games - are meant to serve as inspiration for what can be done in the course editor, which is where kids are likely to spend the bulk of their time. The story mode sees Mario working to rebuild the Mushroom Kingdom's castle by earning coins playing through a variety of courses. SUPER MARIO MAKER 2 puts players in the game designer's chair by providing all the tools necessary to create their own side-scrolling Super Mario courses from scratch. Note, too, that a Nintendo Online membership is required to access online features.
Keep in mind that the difficulty is largely unpredictable, with both Nintendo-designed and player-created levels ranging from short and very easy to longer and extremely challenging. The cartoon violence is limited to what players encounter in most side-scrolling Mario games, with player characters hopping on Goombas and Koopa troopers, kicking shells off the screen, throwing fireballs at enemies, getting poked by spikes, and being burned by flames. Players will be part of a moderated community of game makers encouraged to support and provide positive criticism on each other's work through a system of likes and text comments. It also allows players to build levels together, promoting a sense of teamwork and cooperation. It provides players with tools and tutorials to create, edit, and share their own side-scrolling Super Mario levels, encouraging players to be imaginative while learning the basics of game design. Parents need to know that Super Mario Maker 2 is a game about making games exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.
0 kommentar(er)
