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General Commentary and Game Overview
If you've ever played the original Super Mario Maker, you'd know just how quick and easy it is to use the game's editor. Simply click a tool, or bring the full palette down to select a tool not available on the current toolbar, and drag your stylus in the editing area. To erase something, simply click Mr. Eraser (yes, that is his real name) and drag the stylus over the tiles or objects you wish to erase. To undo an error, simply click the Undo Dog.
Because levels can be extremely time-consuming to make (depending on what kind of level you want to make, how much detail you want to include, and because it's incredibly important to test your level often), Nintendo understood just how vital it was to make Super Mario Maker as user-friendly as possible. Unfortunately, though Hello's version isn't as bad as I used to think it was, it's still nowhere near as quick and easy to navigate through the editor's features and make a level. It sports a HELL of a lot more features, yes, but Super Mario Maker is still the much better option.
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