Super Mario Flips Out in DSi Animation from Japan

By Jorge Ba-oh 28.10.2010 5

Super Mario Flips Out in DSi Animation from Japan on Nintendo gaming news, videos and discussion

To celebrate Super Mario's 25th Anniversary users of the DSi animation tool Flipnote Studio have crafted a handful of Mario shorts.

The impressive seconds of animation include Peach's reluctance to be saved by Mario, helping his nemesis set traps. Another finds the Mushroom Kingdom crew confronted by Bowser, who's just gagging for a slice of tasty cake. All these were produced using the touch-screen on the DSi/DSi LL, using frame-by-frame animation.

More to follow shortly.

Box art for Super Mario Bros.
Developer

Nintendo

Publisher

Nintendo

Genre

2D Platformer

Players

2

C3 Score

Rated $score out of 10  8/10

Reader Score

Rated $score out of 10  9/10 (18 Votes)

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AutumnWind (guest) 28.10.2010#1

Wow this looks...flipping awesome! The cake sequence is mindblowing gorgeous, wow. Just Freaky! Smilie

PMD (guest) 28.10.2010#2

Those are phenomenal!

I tried to animate a ball bouncing and it took me hours...

Lynk is offline. Lynk 28.10.2010#3

I can't draw like that with a pencil copying from character images. How the hell can anyone manage that on a DS screen?

Add me on anything. I'm always looking for new friends/opponents/town visitors/chances to appear more popular than I actually am.
 
jb is offline. jb 28.10.2010#4

Wow... the Mario cake one is phenomenal. Wow, just. Wow!

Love Flipnote though, tried it on a friend's DS and it's a fun tool to use. Still, prefer the homebrew Animatee though.

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EdEN is offline. EdEN 28.10.2010#5

Really great work. Not even Flip Note Studio can help me with my non-existent art skills.

 

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