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Matt Cabral: Before we dove into a beyond-intense round of Dooms six-versus-six Deathmatch mode, Executive Producer Marty Stratton stressed the importance of speed across all the games modes. More specifically, he stated really fast movement is one of the core combat pillars.

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Best left on the cutting room floor

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Matt Cabral: Before we dove into a beyond-intense round of Dooms six-versus-six Deathmatch mode, Executive Producer Marty Stratton stressed the importance of speed across all the games modes. More specifically, he stated really fast movement is one of the core combat pillars.

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In 2004, Denaris Entertainment created a tech demo for the GBA known as Mario Kart XXL. It was a means to show off what the GBA was capable of in terms of being able to produce 3D games for the system.

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UK retailer GAME has a pre-order bonus available for Super Mario Maker. If you reserve the title, youll be given the pin badge set pictured above.

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Lucas: Nintendo's no stranger to quirky, experimental unlock systems, but Super Mario Maker has the most audacious one yet, forcing you to wait nine days before you can access all the level-creation tools in its playful toolkit. And even by Nintendo's idiosyncratic standards, it's a method that tips past novel and into nonsensical. It's a shame to see such a generous design tool - full of wondrous possibilities for layouts never before seen in a traditional Mario game - be drip-fed in such a needlessly stingy way.

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Mario Maker is for all the kids who will look back 20 years from now

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NL: Tetris is widely regarded as the game which sold the Game Boy to the world and turned it into a commercial smash hit, but for me personally, it was Mario's first DMG-01 outing which made me desire the portable system more than water, food and oxygen. The year was 1991. I'd just moved house and was about to start at a new school, and as always there was that thorny issue of making friends. I'd moved to a new part of the town of Hinckley, Leicestershire and as a consequence knew nobody; bonds had to be formed using the traditional weapons of the pre-teen era: football (soccer to our American readers) and video games. As I had, at that point, only a passing interest in the former, it would be the latter that really broke the ice with my newfound neighbours.

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NL: 1987 was a rather quiet year for Mario. Nintendo was somewhat occupied with conquering the video game world and popularising a range of franchises, and its number one mascot got relegated to cameo appearances. Of course, the moustachioed one continues to fulfil that role to this day. As a result we're cheating and looking at two games today, and in brief terms, too. That's mainly because the titles concerned are either well-known, simplistic or a bit of a mystery; quite possibly a combination of multiple factors. We're pretty sure almost all Nintendo fans know about the original Punch-Out!!, but Famicom Grand Prix: F-1 Race may be less familiar.

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Den of Geek ranks Mario's greatest platformers of all-time! Which game has climbed to the top?