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[maxcriden]

Another new costume and Event Course have come to Super Mario Maker. Once you’ve completed the Twilight Princess HD level, you can unlock Wolf Link as an outfit. Using the Wolf Link amiibo also unlocks the costume.

Here’s an overview of the Event Course:

“While exploring the Twilight Realm in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, somehow Link and Midna’s souls have found their way into Super Mario Maker.

Now, to protect peace throughout all worlds, they must seal away a new menace – Bowser Jr., who has split himself in three!”

Via Nintendo Everything:

http://nintendoeverything.com/super...event-course-with-wolf-link-costume-now-live/

 

[AlexMeloche]

I wonder how long we'll be getting those new costumes / updates.

 

[Neoxon]

Hopefully we get Ryu, Roy, Cloud, Corrin, & Bayonetta costumes in the near future

 

[Piston Hyundai]

I played through it a few moments ago. It seems like one of the better event levels, with a bunch of well-hidden stuff.

What's with Nintendo's insistence on calling levels courses?

 

[Illusive_Juan]

I wonder how long we'll be getting those new costumes / updates.

Enjoy every one as if it was the last.

 

[balladofwindfishes]

Does this fix the name of the costume being in Japanese?

I unlocked it via amiibo a few hours ago and it was Japanese...

 

[SatoAilDarko]

Surprised a course was made and it wasn't just added it as one the unlocks for the new difficulty.

Makes the Amiibo unlock essentially pointless as it takes probably a minute to get that specific costume anyway.

Then again it's an opportunity to promote the HD rerelease.

 

[Lupin the Third]

I played through it a few moments ago. It seems like one of the better event levels, with a bunch of well-hidden stuff.

What's with Nintendo's insistence on calling levels courses?

Course is the English word the games have used even in Japan for a very long time, and level implies a progression that doesn't really happen here. Course brings to mind an obstacle course which is an apt description for a Mario stage.

 

[Piston Hyundai]

Course is the English word the games have used even in Japan for a very long time, and level implies a progression that doesn't really happen here. Course brings to mind an obstacle course which is an apt description for a Mario stage.

Not necessarily for a Mario Maker level, though.

 

[jholmes]

These updates just won't stop! I was figuring this would be tied to the amiibo or unlocked via 100-Mario Challenge, so it's cool to know I'll be grabbing this costume soon.

Course is the English word the games have used even in Japan for a very long time, and level implies a progression that doesn't really happen here. Course brings to mind an obstacle course which is an apt description for a Mario stage.

Yeah, it's definitely the Japanese influence.

 

[butalala]

Is there a reliable place to see videos of these event courses?

 

[EloNoolah]

Is there a reliable place to see videos of these event courses?

I don't think they've uploaded one of this course in particular yet, but GameXplain usually does video walkthroughs for each event course almost immediately after they go up.

 

[MrSaturn99]

Does this fix the name of the costume being in Japanese?

I unlocked it via amiibo a few hours ago and it was Japanese...

Nope, cleared the course and mine was Japanese too.

 

[butalala]

Ah, thanks.

 

[FyreWulff]

I played through it a few moments ago. It seems like one of the better event levels, with a bunch of well-hidden stuff.

What's with Nintendo's insistence on calling levels courses?

they always have.

course
level
board
screen
map

have all been used through vidja history

 

[jediyoshi]

Video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMJ3MbAdrPY

Oh god the jump sound.