You will become acquainted with these two as you play, and become a better course designer as you complete each lesson they offer. Also new is the ability of collaborating on unfinished courses locally.

Instead it comes with 100 courses designed by Nintendo featuring special challenges. Yamamura is full of himself, while Mary disregards his silliness and teaches you what you came to learn. Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS features all the same tools as the original Wii U version but does not support online sharing. The interactions between Mary and Yamamura are quite funny. The interaction between these two introduces an all-new tutorial and lessons that will help you hone your skills. Mary explains that Yamamura happens to be an expert course designer and that they are here to help you learn the art of creating courses. Review When starting Super Mario Maker on the 3DS, you are greeted by a pigeon named Yamamura and his assistant Mary. I imagine it wouldn’t take long for Nintendo to remove offensive courses such as these, however. True to Mario tradition, all violence is cartoony and harmless.īe aware that most of the content in this game is user-generated, meaning there’s a chance some obscene words or images could be “spelled” out of objects. Enemies, meanwhile, are defeated by jumping on their heads or dropping them into lava. Traps come in the form of spikes, fire, and more. Some enemies try to squish you, throw things at you, and even set you on fire. There is some cartoony mischief as you progress through the courses–tons of enemies and traps await you around every corner. Content Guide Super Mario Maker is filled with the family-friendly content that the franchise is known for.

In this review, I will be going into detail about these new features, along with improvements and setbacks, rather than gameplay, since it plays much like the Wii U version, which has already been out for quite some time. I found out just how well the 3DS version stacks up to its older brother, and was pleased to discover the two versions are nearly identical, except for some unique features added to the 3DS version.

Due to the fact that I no longer own a Wii U, I decided to put this version through the paces to find out whether this game is worth investing in. Many fans questioned whether the 3DS version was even worth purchasing, since a vast community of creative minds had already unleashed so many courses on the Wii U version. We should respect that Nintendo was up front about that from the beginning.

Price: $39.99 Super Mario Maker has finally made its way onto the 3DS, though without the ability to share levels with the Wii U version.

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