Super Mario Maker 2 Update Ver. 2 Mario transforms related to the mistress sword

Nintendo announced a new update for Super Mario Maker 2 next December 5 will transform Mario into the legend of Zelda_ link with a new tool, the mistress sword.

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Update Ver. 2 will include several new parts of the course, such as Spike and Pokey, which will make the steps even more difficult, but will also become the useful tools with the right state of mind. The new feature Frozen Corner will allow you to place the iced blocks with the pieces that can only be obtained with the fire.

The P blocks will also be introduced with this new content update for Super Mario Maker 2. You will activate these blocks with a switch P, which will make them indestructible for a limited time. Dash Blocks will simply jump, but only in the MONDE Super Mario 3D Game Style.

The biggest new content is The Legend of Zelda Master Sword, however. This tool will instantly transform your Mario Character in connection, releasing several capabilities for your game.

Players will be able to use a bow to catch the remote pieces, for example the emblematic shield, and the sword itself will be a powerful weapon that you can also use for dash attacks. The legend of Zelda music will be featured when you meet this content.

Finally, a new mode arrives super Mario Maker 2 Ninji Speedruns. In this mode, you will face the ghosts Ninji the other players to beat their best time on a selected course, which will be added from time to time. Play in this mode and you will unlock several rewards like the stamps. This will require a Nintendo Switch Online subscription anyway.

Update Ver. 2 is not the first update published Super Mario Maker 2. For example, a previous patch implemented cooperation and multiplayer, which only emphasizes that Nintendo is transforming the game into a platform for services for Nintendo Switch users.

An update of free content for # SupermariMaker2 arrives the 05/12, with new course parts, a new mode and ... the sword master?! pic.twitter.com/bjbkqvctfc

  • Super Mario UK (@supermario_uk) December 2, 2019

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