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With 'Mario Maker,' Nintendo relinquishes control

Sep. 11, 2015 06:42 am JST 4 Comments

By DERRIK J. LANG

LOS ANGELES

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smithinjapan
Sep. 11, 2015 08:51 am JST

I see Nintendo is sticking with it's inability to be creative and original.

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The Apartment
Sep. 11, 2015 05:51 pm JST

I have just picked this up from the post office.....my young lad who wants to be a 'games developer' will be rushing home from school tonight to play this.....or 'create' with this....but can you imagine if it was 3D !! ( That's a different story...why so many games still 2D !!?? )

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luvjpfam
Sep. 11, 2015 11:09 pm JST

Going to buy it after work, so the kids can play it.

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natsukii
Sep. 12, 2015 11:15 pm JST

@smithinjapan yeah, because essentially having unlimited unique Mario levels to play is a bad thing.

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With 'Mario Maker,' Nintendo relinquishes control