Post by Phinos on Apr 23, 2007 14:12:12 GMT -5
This could be an awesome stage, IMO! 
[glow=red,2,300]Stage[/glow]
Name: Dark Land
Region: Mushroom World
From: Super Mario Bros. 3
Year: 1990
System: NES
[glow=red,2,300]Stage Map[/glow]
[glow=red,2,300]Description[/glow]
This stage is located in Dark Land, the last world of SMB3. In this land, Bowser sent his whole army to stop Mario on his way toward his castle. The level was quite impressive in SMB3, so imagine how awesome it could be with Wii graphics!!
In this stage, you are fighting on numerous tanks that roll from right to left with a rather low speed (heavy tanks obviously do not go as fast as F-Zero machines). The ground does not move, although tanks keep crossing the screen. There are no pits, but you can KO your opponents by knocking them offscreen on the sides of the stage. And be careful so as not to be pushed offscreen by a tank!
The loooong tank you can see on the map always remain on the screen. Since it is long and flat, you can fight on it easily. Sometimes, the guns scattered all around the tank will fire. The small guns shoot small bullets (8% damage), while the large pipe-like guns shoot large boulders or Bullet Bills (25-30% damage).
On the left or on the right of this main tank, other smaller tanks (like the one you can see on the map) will appear. They can also be used as platforms, but you still have to watch out for the guns. Like in Big Blue, the tanks often get offscreen, and are replaced later by another one.
Be careful!! Sneaky little guards known as Rocky Wrenches will sometimes pop out of small trap-doors, and will shoot spinning spanners at the players. If it hits a foe, it will damage him for 15%, and will fall onto the floor. The spanner can then be picked up and tossed at the opponents. Pic:
In the bakground, there are the walls of Bowser's castle, Koopa airships in the sky, and Angry Sun can also be seen in the far background as a cameo.
[glow=red,2,300]Stage Music[/glow]
Click here. Please listen to this awesome music.
[glow=red,2,300]Stage[/glow]
Name: Dark Land
Region: Mushroom World
From: Super Mario Bros. 3
Year: 1990
System: NES
[glow=red,2,300]Stage Map[/glow]
[glow=red,2,300]Description[/glow]
This stage is located in Dark Land, the last world of SMB3. In this land, Bowser sent his whole army to stop Mario on his way toward his castle. The level was quite impressive in SMB3, so imagine how awesome it could be with Wii graphics!!
In this stage, you are fighting on numerous tanks that roll from right to left with a rather low speed (heavy tanks obviously do not go as fast as F-Zero machines). The ground does not move, although tanks keep crossing the screen. There are no pits, but you can KO your opponents by knocking them offscreen on the sides of the stage. And be careful so as not to be pushed offscreen by a tank!
The loooong tank you can see on the map always remain on the screen. Since it is long and flat, you can fight on it easily. Sometimes, the guns scattered all around the tank will fire. The small guns shoot small bullets (8% damage), while the large pipe-like guns shoot large boulders or Bullet Bills (25-30% damage).
On the left or on the right of this main tank, other smaller tanks (like the one you can see on the map) will appear. They can also be used as platforms, but you still have to watch out for the guns. Like in Big Blue, the tanks often get offscreen, and are replaced later by another one.
Be careful!! Sneaky little guards known as Rocky Wrenches will sometimes pop out of small trap-doors, and will shoot spinning spanners at the players. If it hits a foe, it will damage him for 15%, and will fall onto the floor. The spanner can then be picked up and tossed at the opponents. Pic:
In the bakground, there are the walls of Bowser's castle, Koopa airships in the sky, and Angry Sun can also be seen in the far background as a cameo.
[glow=red,2,300]Stage Music[/glow]
Click here. Please listen to this awesome music.
But I'm soon going to submit Bowser's Navy, and I wanted the names to be similar. But I will try to change it...
