Gaming Wii "New Super Mario Bros 2: The Next Levels"???
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New levels, like completely new levels that are much more longer and the difficulty is increasingly difficult and theres a subtle frustration sometimes due to the precision recquired. You cannot just rush through the stages so easily like the original, pretty amazing custom game IMO.kohkindachi said:
the version i got came with a 2d, a 3d and a full cover. full cover and 3d has a wiiware label on the spine. thats why i like yours better xflak
how much of this game is custom? is it every level? or just a large portion? guess i could use a cheat to unlock all worlds, but im lazy
how much of this game is custom? is it every level? or just a large portion? guess i could use a cheat to unlock all worlds, but im lazy
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oooh its sooo much fun. harder than the regular game of course but very fun
EDIT: got cheats working rename the regular cheat file to PPNE01.txt
EDIT: got cheats working rename the regular cheat file to PPNE01.txt
Isn't there a main thread for this game somewhere? I thought it was a community project.
It's pretty good, it actually uses the save from the official NSMB, so if you have already completed that one, you can try out any stage. I was a little disappointed when I started a new save and got to the first castle half way through world 1 and realized that there are no Gold Challenge coins in that level. That means that you can't go through on a new save and get all the achievements in this Next Levels version.
The game text (and grammar) is also a bit messed up at points, and the in game tips and tricks do not work because the button inputs for the run throughs assume that they're on a different level layout. If some of these issues were polished, this would be something I could see Nintendo taking over and redistributing, and the poor re-programmer(s) would be SOL because Nintendo already owns all the rights.
It's pretty good, it actually uses the save from the official NSMB, so if you have already completed that one, you can try out any stage. I was a little disappointed when I started a new save and got to the first castle half way through world 1 and realized that there are no Gold Challenge coins in that level. That means that you can't go through on a new save and get all the achievements in this Next Levels version.
The game text (and grammar) is also a bit messed up at points, and the in game tips and tricks do not work because the button inputs for the run throughs assume that they're on a different level layout. If some of these issues were polished, this would be something I could see Nintendo taking over and redistributing, and the poor re-programmer(s) would be SOL because Nintendo already owns all the rights.
YEah, I'm playing it now, it may be long and (I guess) hard, but it's extremely easy to get extra lives. I'm not really that into this game, to be honest. It's kind of just like. a compilation of strange stages, haha. But it's cool to see something new out there I can't wait for the other projects!
Oh, this is hilarious. Most, if not all, of the levels were stolen from the NSMBW Level Depot.
Two of them are actually mine, that weren't good enough for Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii, so I decided to scrap them
This guy probably did literally nothing, but compile them into an iso. Good job.
Two of them are actually mine, that weren't good enough for Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii, so I decided to scrap them
This guy probably did literally nothing, but compile them into an iso. Good job.
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the ISO may already be patched, not sure, so try removing/renaming the WIP and seeing if it worksGabo said:
if it doesn't work, copy the WIP for the new super mario bros game, then rename it according to Next Levels title ID
skawo96 said:
OK
1.i don`t steal nothing from nobody
2.yes most of the levels are from NSMBW Level Depot. but they are open to the public
3.i just have the idea the compile all the levels into the iso, and change the logo, and change some of the text on the game
so you think this is nothing
why no try to do it by yourself
if you read the main post not here just google for that
i explain all of that and gave the credits to you guys
ps. thank you for your levels
sorry for mi English is no my primary language
stealing other peoples work is usually wrong, but given the nature of the whole thing i think it shouldn't matter, though you should give credit somewhere in the game.
It's great that someone actually made an iso of the levels for people to try,
especially seeing how all of the teams making newer versions seem to be dead against making an iso to share with others
thankyou casper you did do a a good job, that job is called sharing
It's great that someone actually made an iso of the levels for people to try,
especially seeing how all of the teams making newer versions seem to be dead against making an iso to share with others
thankyou casper you did do a a good job, that job is called sharing
domakesay said:
I actually seen quite a few 'release' topics; I never saw you credit anybody. That's not saying you didn't do it somewhere, but you should attach at least a readme with people's names.
SHRIVES93 said:
what problem are you having? I just downloaded this and it is running on usb loader gx just fine.
I'm running:
4.2u
CIOS r15 or 16, cant remember which one
USB Loader GX Rev875
Edit: Forot to ask...are you able to play the normal NSMBW ?
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