No, facebook presents the information and the options in a extremely elegant way, we may be already too used to appreciate it, but it was one of the main reasons of its sucess, it was very easy and intuitive to use wich made it also insanely addictive to the point now is just part of people´s life.

If you say so. I really disagree with you there, twitter does a MUCH better job at presenting info imo. Short and to the point

The C-buttons are mapped to the right stick instead of four buttons, so I imagine you might have some problems using your C-items or playing ocarina tunes. Still doable, you just have to be careful how you move the stick.

It's also hard to be precise with the main control stick, but I don't know if this is a real problem in Ocarina of TIme. I'm playing Donkey Kong 64 on VC right now...and good lord the jumping sections are annoying.

But Twitter came later, when Facebook came out it was more revolutionary on that sense, Twitter followed the steps and improved them, they both have different perspectives and uses though.

I know, right? But let's not forget, these are the same cheapskate gouging assholes who failed to integrate any Mario, Zelda, Pokemon, etc. game in Smash Bros. What the fuck, right?

He's 100% serious... 

You should see the wall post he sent me.  

I don't like the concept of this kind of "game" that lets you create the levels. You pay for a game, so you build levels ( a.k.a. , paying to work) and upload them so YOUR work makes the product values goes higher and than Nintendo makes money. I'm really skeptical about this " community" content based games, I should get paid to create content, not pay to make it. I think it's very stingy from Nintendo, or any company, to put developing into the player account.

I pay to play, if I wanted to develop a game first I would go to get education to do so and than I would do this for money. It's a very

Awesome! I won't tell a soul.

It's not my personal GOTY so far (that would be Splatoon) but it's definitely up there. Very fantastic and addicting game. I've spent much more time than I thought I would with it (admittedly most of it has been spent unlocking the costumes) and I know I'll get a lot of mileage out of it in the future. Glad to hear others are enjoying it as well.

Though I haven't played SMM yet, I still think Splatoon is better than Super Mario Maker, though they both are good

It's funny how some of you guys want to argue with OP on this. OP, as many others here, share different values on what makes a game good.