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It's pretty neat, previous games had Stamina Mode as a seperate thing where players were immediately out when they were reduced to 0 HP. Ultimate merges the option into the main Smash mode, and lets you choose the number of lifes everyone has, like a normal stock match. You should give it a go, it makes for an interesting dynamic shift. Because the knockback of attacks remains mostly conisistent, no matter how much damage you take. For example, our usual voice chat group universally agree that Sheik is pretty mediocre normally, but if one of us get her as our random pick during Stamina night, she actually tends to do pretty well, due to her "Death of a thousand cuts" style of gameplay. -
Mario’s Photo Studio
JP release: 2nd December 1998 NA release: N/A PAL release: N/A Developer: Nintendo, Datt, Fuji, Tokyo Electron Publisher: Tokyo Electron Original Name: Mario no Photopi N64 Magazine Score: N/A Mario’s Photo Studio (or Mario no Photopi) is a photo editing software for the N64 that was exclusive to Japan. It used a special cartridge that had slots to insert SecureMedia cards, which were presumably popular with digital camera in Japan at the time. In terms of emulation, there’s no way to load photos in to the game without the actual physical cartridge (even using an EverDrive on real hardware), however a modified version has been made that lets you test out the features without opening images. The main part is editor. Here you can load images and manipulate them. You can add different layers, draw and add some renders of characters from Super Mario 64. Some of the menus also use sprites from Yoshi’s Story. Another feature lets you create a slideshow, and another saves your creations in a format to use in Fuji prating machines found in stores. There’s a minigame that cuts up an image into squares and you have to put it back together by clicking two to swap them. However, it’s not as simple as it initially looks as swapping two will also flip them, so you have to get them in the right place and the right orientation. You can use the title screen image or (if you have the actual cartridge) load your own photo in to the game. Mario’s Photo Studio is fairly basic software, built around the editing of photos to make fun postcards rather than an artist’s tool (the 64DD games are for that). If you wanted to do some basic things to photos and didn’t own a PC, this would have provided that service. Remake or remaster? This is just an interesting novelty. Official Ways to get the game There is no official way to get Mario’s Photo Studio -
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By darksnowman · Posted
Thwarted once again. Have no idea how a stamina match works in Smash Bros.—I always just left it on five minute scraps. -
By darksnowman · Posted
I noticed there's a demo for this on the eShop. Forgot it had been deemed worth a mention here so I went past it because it looked pretty naff. Will get it on the next pass (the Hollow Knight game trial will have to be archived to make way for it). Thank Goodness You're Here doesn't have a demo—or page, even—on the eShop as yet, however for those of you with additional means of gaming, a demo is indeed in circulation.
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