Super Mario Maker 2 includes the Superball Flower as a hidden power-up. If you've played through Super Mario Maker 2's story mode, you've probably unlocked the Superball Flower naturally. If not, here's what you need to do.
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Super Mario Maker 2 lets you switch your preferred character to Luigi, Toad, or Toadette. For those of us who've been staring at Mario's red and blue duds for almost 40 years, it's a godsend.
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The younger Mario brother largely sat out the first Super Mario Maker, but he's a playable character in the sequel. However, if you're set on making Super Mario Maker 2 an all-Luigi, all-the-time experience, you'll need to pay attention to which mode you're playing.
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Despite its thorough tutorials, Super Mario Maker 2 doesn't always explain the basics. How do you save a level that you're working on, for example? The Course Maker interface is full of unlabeled icons and buttons, and it's a bummer when you lose your hard work because you clicked the wrong picture.
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If you're making your own Super Mario levels with Super Mario Maker 2, then you probably want to include a few secrets of your very own. Thankfully, Nintendo has made that very, very easy.
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In the first Super Mario Maker, you had to unlock items, level themes, and other features by creating and uploading levels. In Super Mario Maker 2, that's not necessary. Everything that you need to create almost any level you can imagine is available in Super Mario Maker 2 from the very beginning.
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Inns are a valuable resource in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. If you played Pokemon Go, Inns are essentially Pokestops, allowing you to replenish energy and socialize before heading back into the dangerous world outside. Here are the things you can do at inns.
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Greenhouses are one of the three different buildings you will see on the map in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. They are short, glass buildings with a blue exterior, and there are a few different ways they can be used to help you along in the game. Here's what you can do at greenhouses.
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You can tackle pretty much everything in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite on your own, but the game is much more fun (and the rewards are much more lucrative) if you team up with a few friends to take on the many challenges of the wizarding world.
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Fighting is similar to regular spellcasting, but the differences might not be readily apparent. This can cause some frustration early on, but here's what you need to know to succeed and become a world-class fighter.
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No matter how you play Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, you're going to have to cast spells. Whether you see the game as something casual to do while you walk your dog, or you're organizing your highest level friends to raid a fortress, you won't get far in the game without the core spellcasting mechanic.
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If you really want to become as powerful as you can in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, you're going to need to find a lot of scrolls. Scrolls are a bit easier to come by than spell books, but it certainly helps to know where you can find them if you are short a few.
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One of the most valuable resources in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite are spell books. Naturally, that means they are also one of the hardest to come across. You will need to team up with friends in order to maximize the amount of spell books you collect, so convince your friends to join in the action!
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One of the limiting factors in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is spell energy. There just isn't much you can do in the game without it. There are a few different ways you can replenish your spell energy as you play, however. Here's what you need to know.
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A lot of the content in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is locked behind higher levels, meaning you'll want to fly past your low level starting point to get to some of the real fun. It can be slow going, but there are a few tricks you can use to level up quickly and get to the beefy content.
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