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All 10.5 million tracks within Super Mario Maker have now been completed
This incredible feat has been achieved ahead of the WiiU's online shutdown.
This incredible feat has been achieved ahead of the WiiU's online shutdown.
Super Mario Maker 2 on Switch will not be affected.
The Flotilla Series has been bested.
Play the official level and get a Shaun costume.
It's the mash-up you've been waiting for.
Over 7.2 million user created courses.
Bonus use discovered for Twilight Princess Amiibo.
No clear indication as to exactly why.
It will be available on December as Nintendo celebrates 3 million player created levels.
It took 11 hours to make it, and 39 to clear/publish.
Free update on November 5 explained by handy video-tutorial.
It's the 32nd Mario game to reach that landmark.
Five hours of building, nine hours to beat it.
New video explores the myths surrounding Nintendo's most famous character.
Now you can access tools more easily and faster.
Two hours of Mario's most creative outing.
We'll create and sample in celebration of Mario's 30th anniversary.
Play as you're creating, create as you're playing. Nintendo's found the perfect way to celebrate 30 years of creativity and fun.
GR Spain challenges GR Germany and GR Italy with their own level created in Nintendo's upcoming title.
Nintendo is holding back the tools so you don't get overwhelmed.
Take your pick, as different versions are detailed.
We attempt to complete some of the player courses, and dabble in making our own, on the new Mario title.
Nintendo ventures into modding waters as it opens its Mario template to the world and asks: "can you do better?"
There'll be plenty on the disc for players to enjoy.
Watch a twenty minute demonstration of the creative Wii U title.
Release date confirmed for creative title.
Nintendo announces that the "create your own levels" Mario Maker arrives on Wii U in September.
Earnings document changed release information to a less specific 2015 date.
Team concentrating on making the game intuitive.
Create your own Mario levels.
