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MDMAlliance on 07 December 2014
PwerlvlAmy said:
MDMAlliance said:
PwerlvlAmy said:

That would be dumber than FF7 PC Port to PS4 lol


No it wouldn't.  It would be strange if they don't allow you to share levels online, but it's not comparable to the FF7 thing.

I see it just as dumb

 

hey boys and girls heres a game where you can create your own mario levels!....but you cant share them with anyone lol

Except not having online share doesn't mean not being able to share them at all. They will no doubt have ways to share these levels with others. 

In fact, I somewhat expect Nintendo to perhaps have some kind of stipulation that it can only be shared with people you are friends with.   

Even IF they don't do that (which is unlikely), there is always sharing locally.  But I bet you there will at least be sharing with friends.



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prayformojo on 07 December 2014
JWeinCom said:
Marketed right, this could be a HUGE hit for Nintendo. It's like Little Big Planet, but with the benefit of a more powerful license, and Nintendo's simplistic (albeit less ambitious) style.

That's not a knock on Little Big Planet, but simplicity is often needed to make games like that casual hits.

It would be nice if they have two modes. Advanced and casual. 



PwerlvlAmy on 07 December 2014
MDMAlliance said:
PwerlvlAmy said:
MDMAlliance said:
PwerlvlAmy said:

That would be dumber than FF7 PC Port to PS4 lol


No it wouldn't.  It would be strange if they don't allow you to share levels online, but it's not comparable to the FF7 thing.

I see it just as dumb

 

hey boys and girls heres a game where you can create your own mario levels!....but you cant share them with anyone lol

Except not having online share doesn't mean not being able to share them at all. They will no doubt have ways to share these levels with others. 

In fact, I somewhat expect Nintendo to perhaps have some kind of stipulation that it can only be shared with people you are friends with.   

Even IF they don't do that (which is unlikely), there is always sharing locally.  But I bet you there will at least be sharing with friends.

Sharing locally would defeat the purpose of the game imo

 

if it doesnt have online sharing then yeah its as dumb as ff7 pc port imo



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MDMAlliance on 07 December 2014
PwerlvlAmy said:
MDMAlliance said:

Except not having online share doesn't mean not being able to share them at all. They will no doubt have ways to share these levels with others. 

In fact, I somewhat expect Nintendo to perhaps have some kind of stipulation that it can only be shared with people you are friends with.   

Even IF they don't do that (which is unlikely), there is always sharing locally.  But I bet you there will at least be sharing with friends.

Sharing locally would defeat the purpose of the game imo

 

if it doesnt have online sharing then yeah its as dumb as ff7 pc port imo


Not really. I'm not saying I would be okay with only local because it would make the game mostly useful only for those who have closely knit communities that share the game. Plus, saying that is pointless due to this http://www.nintendo-insider.com/2014/09/08/tezuka-hopes-that-mario-maker-will-stimulate-the-imagination/ that proves there will be online sharing.



zorg1000 on 07 December 2014
JWeinCom said:
Marketed right, this could be a HUGE hit for Nintendo. It's like Little Big Planet, but with the benefit of a more powerful license, and Nintendo's simplistic (albeit less ambitious) style.

That's not a knock on Little Big Planet, but simplicity is often needed to make games like that casual hits.


Ya I think this is a nice shake up from the NSMB series which doesn't really feel "new" anymore. NSMBU was still a great game but with 4, 2D Mario titles that are very similar releasing in a span of 6 years, Nintendo needs to take a break from it until they find a way to make 2D Mario feel like a big event again.

Mario Maker has alot of potential and I hope they incorporate it into future 2D Mario titles, instead of keeping it a standalone series. Let's say New Super Mario Bros 3 releases in 2017 for Nintendo's next-gen devices, I hope Mario Maker is a mode that's included in the game instead of making them 2 different series.



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fory77 on 07 December 2014
artur-fernand said:
In a particularly funny plot twist, Nintendo announces the game will not allow you to share your levels online.

I'd be laughing pretty damn hard at that.

I was saying to myself "Nintendo can't be that stupid lol"...

I then began thinking...

I stared at the wall...

I sighed...

I cried...

I died...

THE END



zorg1000 on 07 December 2014
prayformojo said:
JWeinCom said:
Marketed right, this could be a HUGE hit for Nintendo. It's like Little Big Planet, but with the benefit of a more powerful license, and Nintendo's simplistic (albeit less ambitious) style.

That's not a knock on Little Big Planet, but simplicity is often needed to make games like that casual hits.

It would be nice if they have two modes. Advanced and casual. 


What would be the difference between each mode? U can customize the levels to be as simple or difficult as u want, so I don't see the need to make different modes. Maybe there can be a rating system for the levels, u share them and people who complete them can rate them on a scale  from1-10 on how difficult they are, when u go to play other people's levels u can choose which ones u want based on difficulty.



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ExplodingBlock on 07 December 2014

My top 5 hyped games of 2015
1. Zelda U
2. Xenoblade Chronicles X
3. Splatoon
4. Majora's Mask 3D
5. Mario Maker



the_dengle on 07 December 2014
artur-fernand said:
In a particularly funny plot twist, Nintendo announces the game will not allow you to share your levels online.

I'd be laughing pretty damn hard at that.

Only NSMB-themed levels can be shared online. The explanation is that the NES and SNES couldn't connect to the internet, so online features wouldn't be consistent with those themes.



archbrix on 07 December 2014

It's been one of my most anticipated games since E3; and not just for me personally, but for its release onto the market. If Ninty plays their cards right, I seriously believe this game could work wonders for WiiU.