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Contents. Changes and new features The game includes almost everything from the original Wii U release, with the exception of the and forms and searching for courses by code. It is also possible to play stages from the Wii U version, though not every stage is compatible with the 3DS version due to version differences, such as the removal of and from the 3DS version. Exclusive to Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS, the game includes 100 new courses designed by pre-installed. The courses also include medal objectives, in which the player must fulfill certain criteria, such as collecting every in the level, to earn a medal. Players can also send unfinished courses to other players, by way of Local Play, and they can team up, or collaborate, on stages. Stages made in this way have a special icon marked next to it.
The editing mode of the game also includes Yamamura's Lessons, an interactive tutorial guided. Super Mario Challenge The Super Mario Challenge (called Challenge Courses in the ) is a challenge mode containing 100 levels. It has Challenge Medals to collect that come in handy for accessing the 19th world. Gameplay The 100 levels are divided up into 19 worlds.
However, is taken to World 18. The player needs to go through 88 of the 100 levels to rescue Peach. World 19 is unlocked in the Coursebot when she is rescued.
The first level in World 19 is dependent on collecting 40 Challenge Medals. The actual mode has the player starts out with 10 lives, but they can increase it to 100 lives. If the player has a Game Over, the player has to restart from the beginning of the world they are on. Lives gain or lost in the Coursebot don't change the lives in the mode. After rescuing Peach, the player can redo the whole entire thing again if they want to with altered text for completing World 19.
The Super Mario Challenge mode also features a map that has 18 worlds. The number of levels start at four (Worlds 1-7, 10-12, 14-16), increases to six (Worlds 8 and 13), then increase to eight (Worlds 9, 17 and 18), and finally to twelve (hidden World 19) with the color of the world map background gradually changing as well (with the exception of World 19 which is exclusive to Coursebot). Levels World No. Game Style Course Theme(s) Challenge Medals The are two types of Challenge Medals that can be collect through the playthrough or Coursebot for each level. Nintendo mentioned some of these challenges in trailers before the game came out. The first medal is the Goomba Challenge Medal. It is available on the first time play.
The second harder medal is the Bowser Challenge Medal. This one doesn't show up until either it is completed or the Goomba Challenge Medal has been earned. The Bowser Challenge medal can be either a more advanced form, a total opposite, or a non-related challenge of the Goomba Challenge Medal. Assist Items Assist Items are items that could appear when the player loses five lives. The player can choose not to accept the item, but he would be asked again if he loses five more lives. If the item is activated, the Challenge Medal would become unobtainable. Assist Items can't be activated past the checkpoint as it too removes the possibility of collecting Challenge Medals.
There is a wide range of these. Ending After the player rescues Peach, the credits roll while Mario walks. There are coins at the top-left corner possibly meaning lives added. When Mario enters the castle, the score of all 88 levels is totaled. After that, a 'To be continued.'
Message appears due to the player needing to play the 19th world for some bonus stuff. Differences between versions. The following elements have been removed from the Nintendo 3DS version:.; the replaces the Mystery Mushroom as the game theme-specific power-up in the game theme. Without Mystery Mushrooms, figurine support and have been consequently removed from the game, and clearing 100 Mario Challenge will no longer reward a costume. Without amiibo figurine support, scanning the Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary amiibo will no longer summon a Big Mushroom. Cat paws and its other hand tones.
The minigame. Course IDs and all courses that involve the Mystery Mushroom and/or Big Mushroom items (although the player can download Wii U courses from the internet and participate in the 100 Mario Challenge). Additionally, searching via the Super Mario Maker Bookmark portal site has been removed from the Nintendo 3DS version., and are now standalone course elements, meaning they no longer need to be created by shaking an arrow sign, a, or a, respectively. The following elements are now available from the start:. The and game styles. The, and course themes.
Mario's trail display, the timer and autoscroll settings, the sound effects menu, and the ability to create sub-areas., the game style specific power-ups (, and ),., and —however, and can no longer be turned into, Sideways Trampolines, P Warp Doors or, Boo Buddies, and, respectively, until certain points. Shaking the following elements no longer gives them alternate forms until the player meets certain conditions:.
can no longer be turned into until all of the secret World 19 courses have been cleared. can no longer be turned into Sideways Trampolines until World 9 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared.
can no longer be turned into until World 4 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared. can no longer be turned into P Warp Doors or until Worlds 12 and 18, respectively, of Super Mario Challenge have been cleared. can no longer be turned into Boo Buddies until World 9 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared. can no longer be turned into until all of the secret World 19 courses have been cleared. can no longer be turned into until World 6 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared.
can no longer be turned into until World 15 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared. can no longer be turned into Spiny Shells until World 16 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared. can no longer be turned into until World 16 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared.
can no longer be turned into until World 18 of Super Mario Challenge has been cleared. The Nintendo 3DS version has seven item interface columns with nine items each, as opposed to its Wii U predecessor, which has five columns with twelve items each. Also, there is no longer a crown column, and all items completely fill each column. The Nintendo 3DS version supports the ability for different players to collaborate on courses together via Local Play. Players can share their courses with other players via Local Play or StreetPass, rather than uploading them. There are fewer buttons when searching online courses. 10 Mario Challenge has been replaced with Super Mario Challenge, which consists of 100 courses designed by Nintendo in 18 different worlds.
Half of the 60 course elements are unlocked at the start, compared to the Wii U version, which has a set of elements unlocked at a time each day. When placing an object down in the course creator, instead of a distorted voice saying the name of the object, there is simply a small sound that sounds like two sticks tapping each other. It is no longer possible to record custom sound effects.
Upon starting the game for the first time, the player no longer needs to play though an unfinished course and a guided tutorial before being able to access the Main Menu. Instead, the player is greeted with an introductory speech from and. The letters on the title screen can no longer be tapped due to them being on the top screen. Gallery For this subject's image gallery, see.
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U game style. For this glitch, the player must have a and a, regardless of which type it is. When Bowser Jr. Takes any form of damage or is far away from Mario, he hides into his shell and starts speeding towards Mario. If he falls into a Koopa Clown Car while inside his shell, his head will be jammed inside, giving somewhat of a headless appearance.
There is also another way to experience this glitch by using a Spiny Shell on Mario. When Bowser Jr. Hides into his shell, the player should wait until he jumps back out to attack. When he is in mid-air, Mario needs to run under him so he takes damage. When he jumps from the damage, Bowser Jr. Is headless for a second before retreating into his shell.
It is recommended to use Big Bowser Jr. Staff Main article: Names in other languages Language Name Meaning Japanese スーパーマリオメーカー for Nintendo 3DS Sūpā Mario Mēkā fō Nintendō Surī Dī Esu Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS Korean 슈퍼 마리오 메이커 for 닌텐도 3DS Syupeo Mario Meikeo for Nintendo 3DS Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS Trivia. By way of a glitch or a possible developer oversight, it is possible to spawn using a Big. Touching the Mystery Mushroom will turn Mario into Small Mario with the same abilities as Super Mario. This is no longer possible after the version 1.03 update.
The New Super Mario Bros. U template lacks the same quality as in, which is also a Nintendo 3DS game. 3D elements do not have anti-aliasing effect, and 2D elements are blurrier than in the original game featuring the same art style, being more akin to the original New Super Mario Bros., for the original Nintendo DS. References.
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