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Its going to suck that puzzle levels that break the game engine over its knee cant be analyzed
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Kaizo has been heavily nerfed in smm2 You can no longer grab items, such as galoombas, pows, springs, and p-switches, while spinning in the air. Shell physics have been altered to where shells bounce slower off walls. Shell jumps are still possible but will now require adjustment to what veteran players are used too. It is much harder to slip under music blocks by throwing shells at them, you now have to crouch instantly after throwing the shell. Considering these changes I’m sure other tricks such as midairs may not work as well. Personally, I think this is a blow to the core community of the game that kept the game alive during the Wii U era. However, I expect Nintendo to change this following the inevitable outrage from some of the community. I will try to remain optimistic considering that smm1 was not perfect at launch either and Nintendo ended up adding important features such as checkpoints.
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Jun 26, 2019 23:00
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Do you hear that, mr miyamoto? it is the sound of.... inevitability [two dozen screeching kaizo players come barreling down a subway tunnel]
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Jun 26, 2019 23:17
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I never played the game after super expert came out, how drastically did it improve the game by filtering out all the kaizo/troll bullshit
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Jun 26, 2019 23:29
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The worst choices and the best games
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Jun 27, 2019 23:46
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Nintendo is tying one hand behind their back to make sure they dont utterly destroy lesser companies and our minds with gaming perfection. Its admirable and I laud them for their consideration
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