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On the dedicated pages for ARMS and Splatoon 2 their release dates are Spring and Summer respectively. But I noticed something a little strange. When was browsing the Snipperclips page, at the bottom in the "You might also like" section ARMS is listed as having a June 30th release date. So, I followed the link to the ARMS page and there it's listed as Spring. BUT, in the "you might also like" section on that [page] (http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/arms-switch) Splatoon 2 is listed as having a September 30th release date!

Could these be legitimate? They are listed on Nint

Level Title: Save Statue from Crumble Castle!

ID: A1B4-0000-026B-6DB3 Bookmark: Here

Description of Gameplay Elements: This is mostly a traditional style level. The twist is that the castle has sort of fallen into ruin. This is mostly aesthetic, but some of the paths are the result of decay and fallen debris. This is a costume stage. The standard costume is the Tanooki Statue. The stage is supposed to feel like an adventure movie, think Indiana Jones or National Treasure, so the secret/alternative costumes play on the adventurer theme. For example, two hidden costumes include Captain Toad/Toadette

Level Title: Coin Catwalk!

ID: 2146-0000-019C-9BCA (https://supermariomakerbookmark.nintendo.net/courses/2146-0000-019C-9BCA)

Description of Gameplay Elements: This is a costume based P-switch challenge! Before each platforming section, players are tasked with finding and activating the P-switch to transform coins into traversable platforms. Along the way players will jump over munchers, race under thwomps, and leap over fire bars!

I actually showcased a version of this level on this sub about a month ago. At the time it was called "Fox McCoin" and featured Star Fox costumes. The level and it now features Mario or Peach in Cat suits, with some hidden costumes scattered thro

Level Title: What an Exciting Bike!

ID: ED2A-0000-019E-2358 (https://supermariomakerbookmark.nintendo.net/courses/ED2A-0000-019E-2358)

Description of Gameplay Elements: Travel through a conveyor belt gauntlet as the Excite Biker! The level is divided between conveyor belt areas and more traditional platforming areas. You'll have to avoid saw blades and Stretches (platform Boos)! I've hidden several areas where you can stop to rev your bike and also switch into a different sort of vehicle-base costume (there are two super-secret areas that have even wackier hidden costumes).

Feedback desired and welcomed!

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Level Title: Fox McCoin!

ID: 5640-0000-0111-29F9

Description of Gameplay Elements: This is my first go at a p-switch coin-platform level. I've been itching to use the Star Fox costumes in a level and this is a long enough one to give each member a chance at working through a challenge! The main event are the coin platforms. In order to activate the p-switches you'll have to solve a koopa shell puzzle (well they're puzzle-ish). You'll also have to navigate over muchers, under thowmps, and through fire bars. Be on the look out for hidden areas where you'll be able to suit up in alternative costumes! I'm really interested in feedback (about this and other levels if people are in

Although I've been a casual Smash player for years, I'm just getting into playing with a bit more technical competence. At the moment, I live in a place where my internet connection is utter trash. I've attempted to get Smash going online, but it's just lag all day. So I've been practicing with computers and the few amiibo I have.

I've been lurking here for a while, but I've seen a few people claim that practicing with amiibo might be better than FG. I'm wondering if this is a general consensus.

I know there are some drawback to amiibo. For instance, they all seem to gravitate towards attacks that do the most damage and that might result in forming bad habit on my end. But, they do seem