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Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 10 Sep 2015 21:40
by Kong Wen
The Shoemaker wrote:There's a day 1 path for this game now that changes the rate at which you gain new tools. Instead of getting new tools every day for 9 days, you get new tools roughly every 15 minutes of play time. So it takes about 2 hours now instead.
That sounds good. I assume you mean patch? Amazon hasn't shipped my copy yet. :(

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 10 Sep 2015 21:54
by The Shoemaker
Kong Wen wrote:
The Shoemaker wrote:There's a day 1 path for this game now that changes the rate at which you gain new tools. Instead of getting new tools every day for 9 days, you get new tools roughly every 15 minutes of play time. So it takes about 2 hours now instead.
That sounds good. I assume you mean patch? Amazon hasn't shipped my copy yet. :(
Whoops, I did mean that.

Amazon shipped mine yesterday! Might get it tomorrow before I go to school even.

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 01:23
by Drauks
I'm waiting for more impressions on this game, but it might actually be a system buyer for me. It looks so much damn fun on the TV spot.

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 02:03
by The Shoemaker
Drauks wrote:I'm waiting for more impressions on this game, but it might actually be a system buyer for me. It looks so much damn fun on the TV spot.
They do have a Mario Maker specific bundle, comes with a modern 8-bit Mario amiibo too. I think the cheapest is a refurbished one from Nintendo's online site, $200, I think it comes with a game or two as well.

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 03:42
by Humphries90
Mine was delivered a couple of days ago... But at my Mum's house in England. Two weeks for her to get around to send it, another two weeks journey to the middle of China. *sadface*

At least there'll be loads of levels ready for me to play when I do finally get my hands on it.

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 03:54
by The Shoemaker
Humphries90 wrote:Mine was delivered a couple of days ago... But at my Mum's house in England. Two weeks for her to get around to send it, another two weeks journey to the middle of China. *sadface*

At least there'll be loads of levels ready for me to play when I do finally get my hands on it.
Haha that's crushing, those two weeks would be hell for me. Does China sell Nintendo systems yet?

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 03:57
by Kong Wen
Humphries90 wrote:Mine was delivered a couple of days ago... But at my Mum's house in England. Two weeks for her to get around to send it, another two weeks journey to the middle of China. *sadface*

At least there'll be loads of levels ready for me to play when I do finally get my hands on it.
I'm going to make a Humphries level that replicates the game's journey from England to China.

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 03:58
by Humphries90
There're Japanese and American imports of consoles and Japanese imports of games.

I have a European Wii U though. :cry:

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 03:59
by Humphries90
Kong Wen wrote:
Humphries90 wrote:Mine was delivered a couple of days ago... But at my Mum's house in England. Two weeks for her to get around to send it, another two weeks journey to the middle of China. *sadface*

At least there'll be loads of levels ready for me to play when I do finally get my hands on it.
I'm going to make a Humphries level that replicates the game's journey from England to China.
Make sure it's long, painful and in the end Mario is battered beyond recognition. That should be accurate!

Re: Mario Maker

Posted: 11 Sep 2015 14:08
by slangman
Got the Mario Maker Amiibo bundle yesterday in the post. Haven't played yet, but wow at the fact this is the first Mario game I have pre ordered in years. Exciting stuff indeed.