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Disturbing Super Mario Maker Level Asks Waluigi To Question His Purpose
What begins as a tricky Super Mario Maker level quickly spirals into a journey of uncomfortable self-reflection for Waluigi.
I'm sure it's not quite what Nintendo had in mind for players to create when it gave players the keys to the Mushroom Kingdom, but it's effective, undeniably creepy, and a reminder that people can get really creative, even with a limited set of tools. You can check out a playthrough of the video below, or if you want to try it out yourself, here's the code: DAF8-0000-0027-7A46
We're currently taking requests for levels form the community with plans to put together a video sharing them soon. If you've got a level you want us to play, leave a comment on this story right here.
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