Back in 2013 we reviewed an in-car adapter for Wii U, a logical albeit weird step considering the console's ability to stream to the GamePad screen. Others showed it off as 'portable', too, taking it on trains and anywhere with a power supply.
With that theme in mind we rather like this video by Nick Robinson, who took his Wii U on a flight and, as it was a Virgin America flight and they have power points under the seats, proceeded to play a bit of Super Mario Maker. For the purposes of making the video cool he also got a slightly confused flight crew attendant to help with the stage, primarily by scribbling on the screen.
You can see this in action below.
It's a neat gimmick, and the stage has indeed been uploaded into the game - its code is 2C4A-0000-00BB-52A8.
Now we need someone to play a Wii U on a space flight to be truly impressed.
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Wow! That was tricky, in a good way! Gotta try that level.
Haha, nice one.
Lol very good
Nintendo should try and get a Wii U with SMM up to the ISS.The first Mario level created in space would be a great promotion.
Straight Fired ! For having too much fun at work ~
What's next, a level created by a gynecologist?
Okay, that's enough dirty jokes for me today, please don't ban me!
Gotta say that I like how he just had a stranger drop randomness into the level and then actually made a workable challenge from it.
That was pretty funny and nifty.
the cool thin is that's it's so easy to make levels
The funny thing is that he created an almost impossible level, putting things randomly here and there, and the guy managed to go up to the end of that madness anyway XD. Pretty cool.
Looks like a lot of fun to have someone randomly add things to the stage and then to go back and make it an actual level.
Heh, that could make for an interesting stage challenge for the super mario maker competition forum..
I'm ready for twitch plays Mario Maker!
This is amazing. The pizza guy one is even better. Every pizza guy should collab on Super Mario Maker for an extra tip.
I tried it out, I'm surprised that I was only the 22nd person to play it.
Cool but I've seen better, more clever levels.
Am I the only one who had no idea you could use the spin jump to jump on spiky enemies? (Like he did at 1:01 in the video)
Hehe, that was funny!
Still not my cup of tea
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