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New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe | OT | New Year, New U
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It is possible to play 4 players with the four players playing as Mario, Luigi, Toadette, and Nabbit?
I'd like to play this game with my sister and parents but my parents would have to be Toadette and Nabbit. Can Nabbit and Toadette both be played at once?
I'd like to play this game with my sister and parents but my parents would have to be Toadette and Nabbit. Can Nabbit and Toadette both be played at once?
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Double dipping to have a chance to play couch co-op with my 6 year old. She was an infant when the original came out and I've long since sold my Wii U.
Also Todette is the best since she's also Peach who made Super Mario 3D World and should have been in it from the start.
Also Todette is the best since she's also Peach who made Super Mario 3D World and should have been in it from the start.
Wait are you serious? There's more input latency? How is something like that not seen and prioritized as one of the most vital aspects of a platformer? Did they put their B team on this one?
So do I have this right? When you're coming down from a jump and want to jump again and press A/B, the game thinks you want to twirl and will twirl the character. But if you wait for a small moment, it will think you want to jump so you can jump again, but by the time that moment is passed, you cannot time the jump properly?
I've played the Deluxe version for 15+ hours and never ran into anything like this.
If they fully implemented Blue Toad... what's the point of not just including him in the character selection list instead of hiding him behind a button?
Gotcha. Would be nice to see the frame comparison with a more steady setup. It doesn't look like a huge difference on your video, but still kinda unacceptable.
Is there an assist mode or something like the one found in Mario Odyssey, or is Toadette the only real help for younger players? Was thinking about buying and playing this with my soon to be 4 year old son, but it might be a bit too challenging?! He's playing SMO just fine, though.
Nabbit. You can't get hurt by enemies playing as Nabbit. Perfect for small kids.
I just swapped out my Joy-Con L case for a d-pad variant.
I'm ready!
By the way, does this version of the game rely on ZR / ZL for anything? I also want to dry playing with my 8bitdo SNES controller, but it doesn't have triggers so it loses compatibility with some games like Tropical Freeze.
I'm ready!
By the way, does this version of the game rely on ZR / ZL for anything? I also want to dry playing with my 8bitdo SNES controller, but it doesn't have triggers so it loses compatibility with some games like Tropical Freeze.
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If it's like every other first-party game, midnight Eastern Time, about 2 hours from now.
Come on Nintendo me and the wife are naked in bed and can't figure out what to do now that this isn't unlocked
So after about a few minutes playing on the NES controller I went to a pro controller lol. I just didn't feel right.
I bet you still die if you fall down a pit. Nintendo never gets that part right.
This game just feels so plain and uninspired after playing games like Celeste. I don't regret my purchase, I just wish it took more chances with level design and controls. Not sure why they made hitting jump again the way to spin when R still does that. Hopefully a patch will allow us to turn that off.
I agree with this. They're both great game, but DKCTF feels a bit more repetitive with its gameplay and levels overstay their welcome. NSMBU keeps ideas moving and keeps them at a good length. And Mario Maker is a great play create share game, but it's awful for making legit Mario levels.
It's not a new move. In the original it was mapped to the shoulder buttons so there was no chance of making a wrong input.
Keep playing. Every level has unique gimmicks and there are over 90 of them. It has easily the best level design of any 2D Mario.
It's actually pretty impressive how well the levels are designed to appeal to such a wide skill range. If you ever made a level in Mario Maker you may know how hard that is.
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I know. Just saying I haven't run into issues with it being mapped to the jump button and find it more comfortable than using the shoulder buttons.
Ugh, only just got out of Acorn Plains and I already feel so comfortable and cozy. The New Super Mario Bros. series is just the best video game comfort food.
I so want to play through this again, but ouch 60 bucks. I never did play the Luigi stuff, is it worth it for the double dip if you never played the DLC?
Just did the first few couple of levels and first time playing it. Really enjoying it, feels like there is alot here. And havent had any issues yet with latency or the twirl yet, maybe in later levels but it seems fine.
Ok, played for 2 hours having a blast. I do not understand people complaining about the art or that it is bland. My first impression is that it is Odyssey level aesthetic in its own form. I was playing Mario Run all day while waiting, that for comparison is bland.
I will say the music wah thing is annoying. Listening to GFW Radio instead.
Also, I am not finding this overly easy. Actually died many times at the last castle in both worlds and when I restarted I had to redo multiple levels. I am saying this as someone that just beat DKTF on normal Donkey mode last week, although needless to say I died a bunch there too XD
So far biggest standout moment was playing as Peach in a dark level and finding a glowing Yoshi that could seemingly absorb fire help guide me.
I will say the music wah thing is annoying. Listening to GFW Radio instead.
Also, I am not finding this overly easy. Actually died many times at the last castle in both worlds and when I restarted I had to redo multiple levels. I am saying this as someone that just beat DKTF on normal Donkey mode last week, although needless to say I died a bunch there too XD
So far biggest standout moment was playing as Peach in a dark level and finding a glowing Yoshi that could seemingly absorb fire help guide me.
I cannot for the life of me figure out where that latency is supposed to be, it feels like the travel is definitely different for the buttons on the Joycons compared to the Gamepad but that's it, everything still feels incredibly responsive and 1 to 1.
I mean... yes. Their B team handling this port is the best case scenario.
Just reminding everyone that the jump button being used again for a spin comes from the implementation in Super Mario Run.
Yes but that's a totally different game, even the way it plays can't be compared.
I know, but it seems like Nintendo liked that idea. Even though Super Mario Run is only one big button to play it.
Don't understand this so.. are people that are having issues just button mashing the jump button or something?
