Hey, um...
It seems the Fly Swatter mode's been cut, or something. Shaking a muncher doesn't summon any flies...
It seems the Fly Swatter mode's been cut, or something. Shaking a muncher doesn't summon any flies...
What about the cat paw thing?Hey, um...
It seems the Fly Swatter mode's been cut, or something. Shaking a muncher doesn't summon any flies...
Nope. There's no stylus-in-hand cursors in the game, so no cat paws there either.What about the cat paw thing?
Sound effect, I would test but don't know how to.Nope. There's no stylus-in-hand cursors in the game, so no cat paws there either.
Unless you meant the sound effect with the cat paw, in which case, I think it's still in.
Try looking at ExtData using JKSM or extdata_dumper. Both dump decrypted extdata. JKSM might be more interesting since it tries to identify exdata it already 'knows (read added from 3dbrew)' so if there is unknown extdata it will likely stand out from the rest.Ok yeah, I'm impatient as all getout.
I got the leak of this, and want to ensure that I don't get Banana'd. Just keeping the wi-fi off while playing should prevent a ban, right?
I have no idea why, but it seems like the courses I make are a bit-squashed. Like things seem a bit too close together, I guess I'll get used to it as I go along.
Also for some reason, sometimes when I'm holding the run button, it seems like the jump button isn't registered a few times, which can be frustrating.
Courses are saved to ExtraData, I wonder if it would be possible to make a tool or homebrew cia that can act as a stand-in for the lack of an upload feature?
Oh, seems it remains in. Level 18-8 of Super Mario Challenge has it on a few coins.Sound effect, I would test but don't know how to.
The biggest thing that turn people away from this game is the lack of online sharing. Even the reviews themselves says "Why bother playing this game if you can't share courses online?" and give the game a much lower score.
I mean, it's not Nintendo's fault honestly. We got what we wanted and we weren't specific about it either. There's Streetpass, but a bunch of folks will complain about how no one around where they live owns a 3DS.
Streerpass is a huge thing in Japan so I do see what Nintendo was going for. What everyone forget is National Streetpass Weekend. You know, connect to a Nintendo Zone location and Streetpass folks online. That means, share your levels online with random players via NSW. Heck, what about Homepass? No one mentioned about Homepass and that's another easy method to share online.
Overall, it's an excellent port of the Wii U version. Just that many people are upset that you can't share course online, no Mystery Mushrooms, and you can't give Stars nor Comments on the Recommended Courses.
When it comes to video games, I'm one of those rare players who look at the positive aspects of it.
The Super Mario Challenge is pretty fun. Haven't beaten all of the courses yet (I'm in World 8) and the medals were worth replaying the courses again.
The course creator's Tutorial Mode was pretty funny. Had a bunch of charm the developers put into. Thole course and tools themselves are exactly like the Wii U version.
The levels themselves look really neat! Am I the onlyvone who thought New Super Mario Bros. U look nice on the 3DS? First, I like how the 3DS can handle U. Second, when playing the U courses the graphics, do indeed, look alike to New Super Mario Bros. 2. Just like 2, U had a high resolution crisp sprite design. I say I like U on the 3DS than Wii U.
The biggest thing that turn people away from this game is the lack of online sharing. Even the reviews themselves says "Why bother playing this game if you can't share courses online?" and give the game a much lower score.
I mean, it's not Nintendo's fault honestly. We got what we wanted and we weren't specific about it either. There's Streetpass, but a bunch of folks will complain about how no one around where they live owns a 3DS.
Streetpass is a huge thing in Japan so I do see what Nintendo was going for. What everyone forget is National Streetpass Weekend. You know, connect to a Nintendo Zone location and Streetpass folks online. That means, share your levels online with random players via NSW. Heck, what about Homepass? No one mentioned about Homepass and that's another easy method to share online.
Overall, it's an excellent port of the Wii U version. Just that many people are upset that you can't share course online, no Mystery Mushrooms, and you can't give Stars nor Comments on the Recommended Courses.
Silly thought l, but I do think they removed those aspects due to hardware limitations (Mystery Mushrooms) and that it's not Mario's 30th Anniversary (Minigames).I'm trying to
Sadly, I can't really agree with you due to the fact that they removed several features that many users loved. These features include (but are not limited to): Amiibo support, online sharing (which you mentioned), several easter eggs and minigames, and a few more.Also, instead of using sprites from the 2d platforming title, New Super Mario Bros. 2, they simply compressed assets from NSMBU (Which looks a bit off compared to all of the other themes).
I know first time players won't mind but, this title is of lower quality compared to the other ports that Nintendo has done in the past, and it's simply saddening that they would allow it to be sold in this state.
(I'm not angry either, I'm just disappointed.)
I do tend to see much much more complaints than positive thoughts in general about games.When it comes to video games, I'm one of those rare players who look at the positive aspects of it.
The game is wonderful, but it is overlooked for "you cant play online therefore it is complete shit" that 99% of people online complain about. It's really nice either way, even without online.The biggest thing that turn people away from this game is the lack of online sharing. Even the reviews themselves says "Why bother playing this game if you can't share courses online?" and give the game a much lower score.
Mystery Mushrooms likely aren't a hardware issue, but possibly an issue with licensing, or them just wanting to keep something other than online uploading? exclusive to Wii U.Overall, it's an excellent port of the Wii U version. Just that many people are upset that you can't share course online, no Mystery Mushrooms, and you can't give Stars nor Comments on the Recommended Courses.
It seem more likely that it's an attempt to get users to buy the wii u version. If it was a problem with licensing, then they would have only included the costumes of characters that Nintendo owns.Mystery Mushrooms likely aren't a hardware issue, but possibly an issue with licensing, or them just wanting to keep something other than online uploading? exclusive to Wii U.