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[dimm0505]

E3 трейлер:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLS458ekSEI

Считаю, что и по этой игре необходимо создать темку (для порядка, так сказать). Видимо насмотревшись вдоволь на Little Big Planet от Сони и будущий Project Spark от MS, Нинтедо захотела поиметь свой "блэкджэк" с Марио =). То есть, скоро можно будет создать 2D платфомер прямо на своей Wii U.

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Видимо, встроенный движок Mario-подобных игр сразу же даст возможность испытать свой уровень в "деле". Что интересно, продюсер игры, Takashi Tezuka обещает не ограничиваться только "Марио стилем" создаваемых уровней, но и включать в редактор ассеты из других нинтендовских игр:

http://mynintendonews.com/2014/06/13/mario...st-mario-games/

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Пятница, 25 марта 2016, 14:10

[dimm0505]

Super Mario Maker - amiibo+Artbook Edition(60 евро):

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http://www.amazon.de/Super-Mario-Maker-Art...m_cd_al_qh_dp_i

О "физике" в игре (в зависимости от выбранного "стиля" вашего уровня в редакторе):

Super Mario Bros
- Jumping, running, and turning around feel the most "stiff" in this version. Just like the original. Turning in the air or the ground feels like a chore.
- Even so, the clunky physics might've been toned down just a little bit? Needs confirmation. Regardless, it definitely still has the most restricted movement physics for sure.
- Unlike the original, getting hit while powered-up will revert Mario back to his Super Mushroom status before his Small Mario status.
- Also unlike the original, you can bounce higher off of enemies by holding the jump button.
- And again, unlike the original, the screen isn't locked to prevent you from going left. Which you can now do freely.
- However, like the original, you cannot hold Koopa Shells or other objects.
- Has exclusive 8-Bit Amiibo costumes, which can have slight gameplay differences (?).

Super Mario Bros 3
- Has smoother physics than SMB1, but still more restrictive in comparison to SMW or NSMB. This includes running, jumping, and turning. In particular, turning on the ground is still pretty stiff, but turning in the air is much better. Air turning is better than NSMB surprisingly.
- You can pick up and hold Koopa Shells.
- For clarity's sake, getting hit while powered-up will revert you to Super Mushroom status. The reason why I mention this is because, in the Japanese version of SMB3, getting hit reduces you to Small Mario...I believe.
- Because slopes were added, you can slide down them.

Super Mario World
- Even smoother physics than SMB3. In fact, it is probably the smoothest in terms of running/jumping/turning physics. More-so than NSMB. Turning both on the ground and in the air is almost seemless.
- Spin Jump is added, whick allows you to break tiles/bricks beneath you...if you're not Small Mario.
- Not only can you pick up and throw Koopa Shells, you can throw them up or drop them too. To do this, hold up or down respectively before letting go of the run button whilist holding a Koopa Shell. This is the only game version in which you can do this trick. This also applies to any item that you can hold.
- You can crouch as Small Mario, which you cannot do in previous games. Mostly pointless unless you are holding a shell/item, though.
- You can slide down slopes.
- Additionally, if they are in, Mario can run up walls using the pink triangle...things? You know what I mean. (Yoshi can't however)

New Super Mario Bros
- Has the most techniques out of the games, even though its physics are more stiff than SMW. Has better ground turning than SMB3, but worse air turning than SMB3.
- You can Spin Jump. Additionally, you can spin in the air to slow your fall.
- You can triple jump. Do take note that you can't throw fireballs during the 3rd jump.
- You can ground pound to break bricks below you. Additionally, you can cancel a ground pound by tapping up while falling.
- You can pick up Koopa Shells, but you can't drop them or throw them straight up like in SMW.
- You can wall jump. Making this the best game version for vertical stages.
- You can slide down slopes.
- Small Mario can crouch, though this is almost completely useless now with the changed shell mechanics.
- When doing a crouch jump, Mario now exits the crouching animation after the apex of his jump. He doesn't do this in SMB1 or SMB3, making crouch jumping in this game different (Not sure about SMW...). If you don't want to exit the crouch, you have to keep holding down.