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Super Mario 3D Land (Nintendo 3DS) discussion [game]
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9.01/10 from 49 user ratings |
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Welcome to the official discussion thread for Super Mario 3D Land on the 3DS!
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Super Mario 3D Land in our game database (add it to your collection/log and rate it!) Super Mario 3D Land is a platformer that has been described by game designer Shigeru Miyamoto as a "3D Mario that plays as a 2D Mario game." As such, Super Mario 3D Land combines the elements of traditional side-scrolling Mario titles, such as linear-based levels, with those of the modern open world Mario titles, such as moving Mario in three dimensions and performing a variety of actions. Similar to the classic side-scrolling Mario games, the objective of each level is to reach and grab the flagpole located at the end before the time limit expires. Super Mario 3D Land utilizes a similar health system to those games, in which Mario shrinks upon taking damage from enemies or hazards, and damage while "small" results in losing a life. The game offers a number of traditional Mario items, such as the Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, and Starman, along with new power-ups that bestow a special suit onto Mario that grants him new abilities. Some revealed power-ups include the Super Leaf from Super Mario Bros. 3, which allows Mario to turn into Tanooki Mario and attack with his raccoon-like tail and float in the air; the Statue Leaf, which allows him to turn into a statue; and the Propeller Box, which acts similarly to the Propeller Block and the Propeller Mushroom from New Super Mario Bros. Wii, allowing Mario to reach high places. Bout to head out to pick up my copy! Here we go!URL to share (right click and copy)
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11/13/11, 16:43 Edited: 12/02/11, 01:03
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@GameDadGrantYea, the game made me do an update first. Also, at the end of level 2-1....this happened.... I got a shitload of balloons all over the screen. First time it happened. Does anyone know why? My time ended with a 6, so not sure if this is like the first Super Mario World, where you would get fireworks when the timer ended with a 1,3,6.So far I am loving the game and trying to take my time. The first bowser level was really cool. I am actually impressed by the length of the levels. I remember reading where they would be shorter than what we were used to in galaxy, and they are, but at the same time they are not too short. I mean, they are just as long as levels in the 2D Mario games. Yea, I get what Shiggy meant by the game feeling 2D in 3D. Also, whats up with the little popup in the lower left corner. You can pick 2 different 3D effects, but I am really not sure what the differences are. @nate38No way would I want to run through the game that quickly. Plus, I am only in world 2 and already have 1hr 25 min. logged. I did get all the star coins in world 1, except for 1 star coin I missed. Also, am I right in thinking each world is comprised of 4 levels plus the bowser level at the end, giving each world 5 stages? I think I know why I missed it....can anyone verify this.... I was in world 2-1 and I had missed the very first star coin, and I am like, come on, I know there is no way I could have passed it up. So, I went back into the level cause I knew the binoculars was at the beginning and when I zoomed in on Toad, he threw a star coin out. So, I am I correct in thinking that I will have to use those in certain levels to zoom in on a toad so he will throw me a star coin?One last thing, I went to check out the instruction booklet and man, this has to be the shortest instruction booklet ever! Basically, you open it up and it fold out again, so basically you are looking at 4 equal sections. And basically, there are only 3 pages of instructions! Wow! Not that I ever read the instruction booklet for a Mario game, except when I was younger. I guess it probably saves Nintendo some money. |
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@DrFinkelsteinThanks, that is kindof what I though about the 3D. Its subtle, but I picked the popping out effect, as I think all the games Ive played on the 3DS look more like you are looking into the screen. And yea, Im thinking the balloons might appear depending on the end number...but also, I went thru the level really fast to get the first coin that I missed, so it could also have something to do with how fast you complete a level as well. Usually, when I play a new Mario game where you grab onto a flag pole I usually try to get the last number to be a 1,3, or 6. I forgot to do it for this game and it just so happened that the last number was a 6, but I got a heckof alot more than 6 balloons. The screen was filled with them. At least 20 or so. @TriforceBunArt stills between each world? Hmmm...not sure what you mean. Are they only inbetween like the actual worlds or each level. Im thinking you mean worlds since I would have noticed stills between each level. Now, I want to go back and see what I missed. EditL i just tried a level over and I got the timer ending in a 6 and got the balloons again. So, it def. had to do with the ending number. Not sure if you get anything for another number, like 1 or 3. |
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