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New MARIO MAKER footage from Game Center CX SP at NicoNico Chokaigi 2015 w/ Miyamoto!
- Thread starter TheMoon
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tim_pkmn89
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Sick
Why would it have input lag? Wouldn't it basically be the same input as New Super Mario Bros U?
TheMoon
Member
Exactly. Non-issue.
coz Mario Maker is that sick bruh
Missile Bills. They first appeared in SMB3: https://youtu.be/9aJtUqTdXqk?t=6m43s
They act more like the NSMB versions here. This technically isn't the first time they've been added to SMB1, since they were also in NES Remix.
For sure, but I'd guess his GCCX Mario Maker stages might.
TheMoon
Member
Fingers crossed!
Would be awesome if they did something like they did with WarioWare D.I.Y where they had guest designers make microgames that you could download.
That would be fantastic, especially since I imagine that making good levels isn't going to be as easy as people think! I hope Nintendo provides some levels of their own periodically as well.
I myself am not really confident about my level designing abilities, so while I'm experimenting, I'm tempted to also remake some World e levels from Super Mario Advance 4. Since its REALLY hard to play those levels legitimately (especially since a majority of them were Japan exlusive), I think remaking the ones that are possible (aka none with SMB2 mechanics) should be a worthy endeavor =)
Maybe I'll even remake Super Mario Bros Special stages. I mean, that game was an atrocity, but I wonder if the levels would work with a game engine that was usable controls and physics lol. (I'm aware there is an SMB romhack that has tried this as well).
A few people on the board have talked about remaking Super Mario Bros. Special in Mario Maker, including a guy who just did a full playthrough. I am absolutely committed to the project -- whatever it takes to preserve the game for a new wider audience. I keep debating maybe making a full thread to co-ordinate it, but the release seems like a long way out.
TheMoon
Member
mid-September is a while away still, yea. (30th anniversary is Sep 13 which is a Sunday so they could release it on Sep 11 or Sep 18)
Nintendo still does Sunday releases though.
Spyder_Monkey
Banned
I feel like you're looking for a reason not to be excited. Input lag in a Mario game? You're seriously concerned about that?
TheMoon
Member
Nope they don't. Haven't done so for over a year. They release games on Fridays in NA now.
Whaaaat? I thought they still did it. I thought they were doing both. well I sorry for my inaccuracies.
TheMoon
Member
It started with the Wind Waker HD bundle in September 2013.
Something like that is actually a really cool idea. NX coming preinstalled with some kind of maker game would be super cool.
Solid SOAP
Member
I wish they were putting this on 3DS, or at least a stripped down version of it. There's no way the 3DS wouldn't be able to handle this, but I suppose the Wii U needs some killer apps.
Dice
Pokémon Parentage Conspiracy Theorist
NES Remix ruined everything. I don't want to hear excuses about emulator this or that. There is no excuse and now I don't know what to believe.
Holy Order Sol
Member
RUINED EVERYTHING
Hahaha
That was pretty good.
Consistent, it seems. In Bill Trinen's translation of what Miyamoto said to iJustine in December, he refers to the styles as as "skins" and "art styles". And in the trailer from the last Nintendo Direct, the movement are the same while they switch between the graphic styles.
Yeah because Mario games all have such horrible lag and physics.
BumblebeeCody
Member
Looks interesting
There is so much new content for old games, it's like this is a new Mario franchise all of it's own. It gives fans a chance to make levels as well as giving Nintendo a chance to experiment with the formula in ways they would probably never really put in a mainline 2D Mario.
This may unexpectedly be the trojan horse for innovation in the NSMB series by allowing for beta testing as many new features as they can cram in the game for players to experiment with.
This may unexpectedly be the trojan horse for innovation in the NSMB series by allowing for beta testing as many new features as they can cram in the game for players to experiment with.
Please show me slopes, Nintendo! I'm afraid this will be more of a Super Mario Bros. 1 Maker + a few features from (and skins of) later games and gimmicks. People still will be able to make some great levels but having to jump whenever you want to move upwards will severely limit the flow (and visual distinction) some levels could have.
TheMoon
Member
I wouldn't be so sure if I were you. You're swapping in a lot of assets plus you're forgetting that this is a level editor where you can put a ton of stuff on screen at one time. On 3DS, this would probably be limited a LOT. Don't just think "oh it's just 2D Mario so of course it could be on 3DS!" ...
ohyouagain
Member
This looks seriously well thought and addictive.
I imagine sinking hours of my life designing levels, especially given that you have newer items to toy with.
I imagine sinking hours of my life designing levels, especially given that you have newer items to toy with.
Notor!ousG
Member
Game looks like a blast and it has more abilities than I thought it would have.
The only thing I'm afraid of is there will be few user created levels that are worth playing.
The only thing I'm afraid of is there will be few user created levels that are worth playing.
Smiles and Cries
Member
wow those levels
Charles Brandon
Member
this is going to be crazy. If this blows up...I can see this being a major gaming event.
Best part. I love how Arino's levels are, for the most part, just messing with the players expectations.
I can't imagine it's a technical thing. Like you said it might just be a reason for people to buy a Wii U, although I don't think it's a system seller as it currently stands. It would have been an awesome launch pack in for the Wii U, though.
I'm sure it's more demanding than what someone might think at first but even a slightly limited version should be doable on New 3DS hardware.
Maybe a port will follow. WHo knows?
I guess the control freaks in Kyoto are currently very strict to what they will show us (such as what tool set Arino was allowed to use/show). A major reveal like slopes would probably need to wait until E3 or whenever they decide to boost the marketing campaign.
TheCongressman1
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I love the visual flairs they have added, like the puffs of smoke from fireballs, and enemies spinning off screen.
Hopefully the physics are close enough to where we can have remakes of the original levels in widescreen.
Hopefully the physics are close enough to where we can have remakes of the original levels in widescreen.
TheLastCandle
Member
I'm personally not interested in making my own levels, but if I can play levels like THAT, I'm so down for this.
TheMoon
Member
Not confirmed but 99% sure the answer will be no because it makes no sense for this game.
I Wanna Be The Guy
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People keep saying this but I don't get it. It makes all the sense in the world. The stages are confirmed to be allowed to be really huge and expansive if you want. Being able to link different parts of you stage with warp pipes makes loads of sense.
....why in the world would mario not be able to enter pipes?
Unlike NES Remix, I don't see why this would involve any emulation.