Super Mario Strikers: Difference between revisions

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|developer=[[Next Level Games]]<br>[[Nintendo SPD Group No.3]]

|publisher=[[Nintendo]]

|genre=[[Mario Strikers (series)|Soccer]]

|modes=1-4 players simultaneous

|platforms=[[Nintendo GameCube]]

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==Opening cutscene==

The [[Super Strike]] is a special ability of the team's captain. By performing it, the player can take a high-powered shot at the goal; if they score with a Super Strike, it counts as two goals instead of one.

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===Difficulties===

There are four difficulty settings. The higher the difficulty is set, the more the passing, deking, and Super Strike skills of the CPU increase:

*'''Professional:''' An easy level. CPU will make some unexpected maneuvers, such as dekes and Super Strikes.

*'''Superstar:''' Hard. The CPU takes the ball, and tries to make a goal. Also, the CPU can rumble the player's Super Strike meter to attempt throwing the player off.

*'''Legend:''' Very hard. CPU can try to steal the ball and attack the player. If it has the ball, it can make dekes as soon as the player attempts to attack it. The CPU also attempts Perfect Strikes. It can rumble the player's Super Strike meter to attempt throwing the player off.

==Trophies==

==Game Modes==

===Grudge Match===

Two teams participate in a series at the field of their choice. They can play for as many games as they want.

===Cup Battle===

===Super Cup Battle===

===Custom Battle===

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==Promotion==

A promotional browser game was released in 2005 called ''[[Heads-Up|Super Mario Strikers -- Heads Up]]''.

==Reception==

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===Infinite ball shots===

This glitch can appear during matches. A character must hold the soccer ball and go to the opponent's field. If the player shoots the ball towards the goalie without charging and is hit by a [[Blue Shell]] and frozen at the same time<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnLAbZNOD_k&feature=plcp Blue Shell Glitch]</ref>, the ball will remain stuck on their feet, but keeps emitting the purple rings caused by the kick while the victim is frozen. Because of that, the goalie responds to block the shot, repeatedly lunging and falling in an attempt to get the ball. In this state, the Ball cannot be taken by the other characters; the glitch wears off once the victim is unfrozen and shoots the ball normally.

===Imperfect Strike===

As a consequence, both the player's own and their rival's teams will remain unable to move; not only that, but the camera will also be stuck on a different angle while still focusing on the ball. The only character the player can unfreeze during this glitch is their rival's Kritter goalkeeper; to do so, they have to fail a Super Strike, so the Kritter can either catch it or throw it back; both of these actions will allow the Kritter to move again. To fully disable the glitch, the player has to score a goal so the screen displays the celebration and the replay; after that, all characters will be able to move again.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybdnA9QkMtY "Mario super strikers funniest glitch ever!!" from Blue Pianta Rules!!!]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved April 5, 2017.</ref>

==Staff==

''Super Mario Strikers'' was made by staff of both [[Nintendo]] and [[Next Level Games]]. The game was produced by [[Satoru Iwata]] and [[Kensuke Tanabe]], and was supervised by [[Shigeru Miyamoto]]. The game was directed by Mike Inglehart of Next Level Games.

==References to other games==

*''[[Donkey Kong 64]]'': This was one of the last titles to feature Kritter with his appearance from this game. Also, the Konga Coliseum is located on Donkey Kong Island.

*''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]'': The artwork for many items from this game was recycled in the instruction booklet.

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==Trivia==

*An unused promotional poster for this game was created, but ultimately rejected due to it resembling a scrotum. In the image, two soccer balls dangle from a net bag, with the quote "You're gonna need a pair"<ref>Sickr. (November 17, 2014). [https://mynintendonews.com/2014/11/17/heres-a-controversial-canned-promotional-poster-for-the-first-mario-strikers-game/ Here’s A Controversial Canned Promotional Poster For The First Mario Strikers Game]. ''My Nintendo News''. Retrieved December 16, 2017.</ref>.

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