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gaming1 year ago

"Player Beats Infamous Super Mario Maker Level Days Before Wii U Server Shutdown"

Team 0% has successfully completed the previously unbeaten Super Mario Maker level "Trimming the Herbs" without cheats, achieving a 101% completion rate on their website. The level's original creator admitted to using speedrunning tech to upload it, and a player named sanyx91smm2 also managed to beat it just before the server shutdown. As a result, sanyx91smm2 is eligible for a substantial bounty reward, including cash, gift cards, and other prizes.

via Destructoid|
#completion#gaming#nintendo
gaming1 year ago

"Gamers Defy the Odds: Super Mario Maker's 'Impossible' Level Conquered Before Nintendo Server Shutdown"

Super Mario Maker players have conquered the previously deemed impossible level, "Trimming the Herbs," just before Nintendo shuts down the 3DS and Wii U servers. Despite the disqualification of the level due to tool-assisted speedrun techniques, the gaming community's perseverance led to the jaw-dropping completion of the stage. As the servers' closure looms, players are making a final push to enjoy online functionality in games like Mario Kart 7 and Pokemon X/Y before they become inaccessible.

via Gamesradar|
#3ds#gaming#gaming-community
gaming1 year ago

"Super Mario Maker Community Triumphs Over Infamous 'Trimming The Herbs' Level Before Wii U Online Shutdown"

The Super Mario Maker community on Wii U has successfully cleared the "illegitimate upload" level titled 'Trimming the Herbs' just days before the online shutdown, marking the completion of every level in the game. This achievement comes after the previous completion of 'The Last Dance' level, making it the final legitimate upload before the shutdown.

via Nintendo Life|
#community#gaming#gaming-achievement
gaming1 year ago

"Super Mario Maker Community Achieves 100% Completion Before Closure"

Team0Percent has successfully cleared all community courses in Super Mario Maker Wii U before the online functionality shutdown, with the final legitimate course being The Last Dance, completed on March 15th. The previously challenging level Trimming the Herbs was found to be an illegitimate upload, and the achievement is celebrated by the gaming community.

via My Nintendo News|
#community-courses#gaming#online-functionality
gaming1 year ago

"Super Mario Maker Community Triumphs Over Final Unbeaten Stage After 280,000 Attempts"

Super Mario Maker players have finally beaten every legitimate level uploaded to the original game, only to find out that the last level standing was a fake created using tool-assisted speedrun techniques. The creator of the level, Trimming the Herbs, admitted to uploading it through illegitimate means. Despite this revelation, the community is celebrating the previous week's legitimate clear of The Last Dance as the ultimate victory over Super Mario Maker, while some players continue attempting to beat Trimming the Herbs before the game's server shutdown.

via Gamesradar|
#community#gaming#gaming-achievement
gaming1 year ago

"Race Against Time: Super Mario Maker Community's Final Showdown"

The Super Mario Maker community, led by "Team 0%," is on a mission to clear every uncleared level in the original Wii U Super Mario Maker before Nintendo shuts down the game's servers on April 8. What started as a seemingly impossible task has gained momentum over the years, with the team successfully clearing 13,000 levels uploaded in 2015. With only one level remaining, "Trimming the Herbs," the community faces a race against time to achieve their ultimate goal before the server shutdown.

via Ars Technica|
#final-challenge#gaming#gaming-community
gaming2 years ago

Why a 'Zelda Maker' Game is Unlikely, According to Nintendo

The developers of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have indicated that it is unlikely we will see a Zelda game similar to Super Mario Maker, where players can create their own levels or dungeons. According to Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma, the focus of Zelda games is on providing players with the opportunity to be creative without making it a requirement. Aonuma believes that the joy of Zelda games lies in the discovery and multiple ways to play, rather than forcing players to build things from scratch. Therefore, it seems that if there are more creative elements in future Zelda games, they would be integrated into a larger game experience.

via Polygon|
#creativity#game-development#gaming