| Name: | Mario's Amazing Adventure Revitalized |
| Author: | superwiidude |
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| Version History: | View |
| Demo: | No |
| Featured: | Yes |
| Length: | 105 exit(s) |
| Type: | Standard: Normal |
| Description: | A fairy simple Mario game. The game has a variety of custom sprites, music and blocks. The final update: some misc skips and related things. |
| Tags: | asm bosses exgfx exploration music variety |
| Comments: | 42 (jump to comments) |
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Kudos!! Would love to see a sequel to this someday.
its fine but weird level design. if you like it's unique style it could be for you.
On title screen, it says "96 exits" with a star by side.
Someone fixes it, please.
In general, this hack is so easy. I beated several levels by first try, including the "Bowser Castle".
In which emulator can I put the room?
Just the star world to go for me now but I've really enjoyed every minute of the many hours I've spent playing so far. Music is great, and also the variety of themes and backgrounds used including the retro themed bonus sections.
So, Thanks for the hack and keep them coming!
(I got Luigi and the Island of Mystery patched today ready for when I finish this one!)
P.S. The key jumping section in excavation site at the end was tricky. I guess I'll never play a pit...
• Many longer levels, which is nice
• Good bosses
• Variety of creative level themes/aesthetics, many of which hark back to other older Mario/Nintendo games and are an intriguing surprise, but...
• With all the enemies/aesthetics/music from other games it almost feels like you're not really playing SMW sometimes. Some people will enjoy this but I prefer things a little more vanilla
• Reliance on P-switch gets a little stale
• Fairly challenging difficulty, mostly for the better, but Mid-endgame can sometimes be frustrating/cheap
• Good final castle. Other highlights include Prickle Peak and Dark Cave's secret exits, Forsaken Cabin, Sparta
• I thought the music choices were a bit of a mixed bag
• Takes 6-12 hours to beat/100%
4/5
I wasn't too fond of different paths in normal levels, that was getting tedious.
It seems I've got only 96 Exits, even though I believe I have gotten all of them, I did all the secret levels that I could see and I did the bonus world too.
Good job WiiDude. I am proud of you.
things i dont like: toooo many ways in a lot of levels. if it wasnt on emulator i had to replay some levels 2-4 times just to see every path
world 1-4 all are just to get the yellow switch palace which you need to get to world 5. but with a well timed "feather" flight you can basically skip world 1-4 completely.
yoshis: they are hidden in levels which is kinda cool but usually they are of no real use you dont need to find them and 1-2 levels later there is a door or a passage that you cant take them with you it feels nice to find them but after finding them you can just drop them instant.
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Just like SMW there is a variety of levels. I think the challenge difficulty is just perfect and will resonate with any skilled player.
5/5!
I enjoyed playing this, nice level design, not too easy, not to hard like a true SMW game !
But were is "Lexator" in music credits?
Rated 5/5 !
http://dl.smwcentral.net/6155/min_status.zip
1. The level Waterworks. The secret exit took me forever to find, which I'm a little embarrassed to admit. The hole you need to enter looks just like all the holes you can't enter and the player needs to line up just right. I had tried going into all the holes, including the correct one, on my third or fourth attempt at finding the secret exit, but Mario must not have been lined up correctly and didn't go through the hole and I decided that must not be the solution. I didn't figure it out for a couple more nights
2. It'd be nice if the castle bosses were not straight from Super Mario World. A couple of them had some unique twists thrown in, but I was disappointed when I got through the red doors and found an original boss. Especially Bowser.
3. Maybe this is true of all hacks, I never noticed, but when you start the hack it shows the star next to 96 even if you haven't beaten all the stages yet. Who cares, really. It's just something I noticed and thought to mention.
Great job though. I really enjoyed playing.
I really enjoyed playing your hack ! Graphics, overworld, music... all is very carefully chosen and the result is great ! A special distinction for music, with some themes making you feel good old times =]
Difficulty is OK, the game can totally be done without using savestates, as it is designed for.
10/10 (5 stars) Thank you very much =]
Natsu
For the most part this version is better, but some of the music sounded better in the original (P-switch, Sonic Theme).
The aesthetics are much better however, can't wait to see if you made the forest stages much easier on the eyes.
Gameplay is rock solid, love the exploration aspect of the overworld.
Overall, going to give it a 4.5/5! Good job!
I pretty much agree with what other comments said, this hack is very fun to play. The way the ow is set up with the branched paths all over the place made it particularly fun to complete. Peeking my old review, I saw that you fixed the very frequent blind jumps, since I didn't encounter particular ones this time, plus, now the hack works on accurate emulators now. This is a pretty significative change!
A small issue encountered: in bonus area #4, the last jump in the vertical part of the level is impossible to make, unless you have a leaf and fly. I saw you've put a koopa there, so I assume you wanted the player to advance by jumping on it. Sadly, you've placed it too high, and Mario can't reach it at all.
Overall, 5/5. Good job!
Leveldesign & Difficulty:
The leveldesign is simple, but the levels don't get repetetive and they are always fun! There is a huge variety of level themes, mainly classic ones, but there are also some themes you wouldn't expect from seeing the screenshots. The hack starts out really easy and gets medium-difficult at the end, so it's perfect for players that are new to hacks.
5/5
Graphics:
The hack starts out pretty much vanilla. Later on there are custom graphics mixed in, mainly from the classic Mario Bros. and Yoshi's Island games. The graphics don't clash and the palettes used are always vibrant and charming!
5/5
Overworld:
Probably the strongest point of this hack. Back when this first was released, I was amazed by the overworlds' structure. Right at the beginning you can take multiple paths that lead you to different places. At certain points you will need a switch palace to continue on the path. At the end of the day, you need to play the worlds in order to get the switch palaces, but it still felt like exploring a more open world than in most hacks. Also, this whole concept was fairly new in that time (from what I remember). The overworlds are all nicely designed and have nice palettes, just like the levels.
5/5
Music:
Custom music is used in all levels (from what I remember). It was nothing special, simple music tracks fitting the simple style of this hack. Most of the music choices were fitting, however I felt that sometimes the music was too happy for the darker levels.
3/5
Overall:
I would recommend this hack to any new player of SMW hacks. For more experienced players, I recommend it if you want to take a break from all the harder hacks we have here.
5/5