Now only that, there's several customization options available, proving Nintendo loves their variety.

With all the selling-out done, though, I'd like to start praising the game for its extremely catchy soundtrack, especially its title screen should you be playing in the SMW mode onwards. But Mom got my back and told me she DID get me my game. So while my brothers were rejoicing about getting theirs, I was miserable about being the only one who didn't get any. When I got this game one Christmas, I was miserable because Mom told me I wouldn't get any presents. Pass a Joy-Con controller to a partner to build cooperatively on a single system. Want coin-shooting cannons? Bowser riding on a giant Goomba? Cat Mario sliding down slopes to take out an army of baddies? Go for it! You call the shots. And in Course Maker, a wide range of parts, tools, and more are available so you can construct your own courses. A new side-scrolling Mario adventure that unleashes the creative potential of Super Mario Maker 2 awaits in Story Mode, which contains over 100 built-in courses. And with a Nintendo Switch Online membership*, share your courses, access a near-endless supply made by others, enjoy online multiplayer, and more. Make your own courses, alone or together.

Summary: Mario fans of the world, unite! Now you can play, create, and share the side-scrolling Super Mario courses of your dreams in the Super Mario Maker 2 game, available exclusively on the Nintendo Switch™ system! Dive into the single-player Story Mode and play built-in courses to rebuild Mario fans of the world, unite! Now you can play, create, and share the side-scrolling Super Mario courses of your dreams in the Super Mario Maker 2 game, available exclusively on the Nintendo Switch™ system! Dive into the single-player Story Mode and play built-in courses to rebuild Princess Peach’s castle.

It’s in the way Mario runs downhill with his arms outstretched, the pitter-patter of his feet on the ground, even the look on his face when you navigate to the save screen. In Odyssey, the magic skips out of every pixel. The countless copycat franchises that have fallen by the wayside – Spyro, Blinx, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger and Tak to name just a few – all failed because they lacked inspiration and character. What sets Nintendo platformers apart is elusive, but it probably comes down to one word: soul. Read more: Nintendo Switch isn't just a console, it's a 127-year saga that began with a deck of cards A proper co-op mode, that doesn’t relegate one player to tedious hat-slinging duties, would have added a whole new way to play. The co-op mode, where one person controls Mario and the other Cappy, feels like an afterthought. And some of the apparently well-hidden secrets are a little obvious.

Criticisms: at times Odyssey is too easy.

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