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Nintendo Publishes Free Digital Version Of Super Mario Maker Idea Book
Those of you planning on purchasing Super Mario Maker at retail will also be coming home with a small booklet of level concepts. The rest of us can muse on our devilish level ideas digitally, though.
In advance of the game’s release on Friday, Nintendo has published a PDF version of the Super Mario Maker idea book. You can check it out here if you want to get the creative juices flowing.
If you purchased via the eShop, you can still get a physical copy of the book. Check your receipt for information on how to redeem.
For more on Super Mario Maker, check out our review and Test Chamber.
[Source: Nintendo]
Our Take
Super Mario Maker stands out among the Wii U library because it gives players my age a chance to fulfill their dreams of besting Miyamoto’s design for the original Super Mario Bros. Whether that’s an attainable goal remains to be seen.
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