If you enjoy gaming with others, all join in with local multiplayer (up to four players in total) and to try to beat created courses at the same time. It's surprisingly fun to coordinate one character like that. The hat will circle around Mario, destroying all enemies in its path. And it’s that easy You’ll find yourself taking on massive groups of enemies without fear with this incredibly useful trick. Much more difficult, but potentially much more fun. To throw your hat in a circle in Super Mario Odyssey, all you need to do is flick both of your Joy-Cons to the left or right. Play as Mario, Luigi, Toad and Toadette or help rebuild Princess Peach's castle in the new Story Mode. If the official two-player mode doesn't end up being fun, one option is to just split the joycons between the two of them and try to coordinate that way. You'll also find a nearly endless supply of courses made by the community that you can play right away or save locally to play and enjoy offline later. Creating your own Super Mario courses is easy - and now two players can build courses together on a single screen. You even have the ability to create slopes for the first time! If you have a Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately), you can upload your levels for others to play. Released exclusively for Nintendo Switch, this sequel to Super Mario Maker now provides access to loads of new tools, course parts and features. If that's not enough, you can even play over 100 original levels, all designed by Nintendo.

It's time to let your let your imagination run wild, with Super Mario Maker 2 - the game where you get to make the Super Mario courses you've always dreamed of.

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