Game news A few days before Nintendo removed Wii U servers, they achieved an impossible feat on Mario Maker!
They only had a few days to complete the challenge they set themselves: finish all the levels of Mario Maker. Although it seemed impossible, their efforts were rewarded.
Farewell to Nintendo Wii U and 3DS servers
Alas, all good things must come to an end… Including some servers that store a significant amount of data, but which must close their doors. This is unfortunately the case for two consoles: the Nintendo Wii U and the 3DS which lost their servers very early this morning. Players therefore prepared, in panic, to say goodbye to certain features of their favorite game. This is the case for Animal Crossing: New Leaf users who made sure to collect the missing badges that asked them to perform actions in multiplayer. A bit like the end of the world, fans are suffering this sad fate.
Other video games from these consoles are also the subject of a widespread binge. This is the case of Super Mario Maker, where some have embarked on a particularly tough challenge: that of completing absolutely all the levels of the game before the servers close. One level posed a problem, since it was considered impossible for ordinary mortals to complete. However, that was without taking into consideration the tenacity of the players.
They manage to complete the “impossible” Mario Maker level
“Trimming the Herbs” is the name of this level deemed impossible by the Mario Maker community. However, it only lasts 17 seconds, but requires superhuman reflexes to overcome it.. It’s here Team 0%, whose activity is focused on completing absolutely all levels of Mario Maker 1 and 2, who has put his efforts together to complete it. After thousands of attempts, the player sanyx91smm2 has finally achieved this feat, which you can watch in the video below.
Just two days before the servers closed, this player achieved the impossible in thirteen seconds. It’s official, Team 0% has finished content for Mario Maker, according to their own statement, and will now focus solely on its sequel on Nintendo Switch. The Wii U and 3DS servers have only been down for a few hours, but the Mario game community is delighted to have been able to witness such an accomplishment! The end of the servers therefore turned into an entertaining race, in order to bring joy in this inevitability.