The game was such a well-rounded experience with a guide to help start you off, a few sample stages to play and experiment with, and a chance to share your creations online. Nintendo gave us a valuable tool to put all this knowledge into practice with Super Mario Maker for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS - the long-awaited level editor with a family-friendly approach that its creator, Shigeru Miyamoto, so fervently supports. We've picked up tactical positioning, like where on a map would be the best spot to place an enemy, we've learned how to chain a few jumps or where to lay an unexpected trap that puts the player's skill to the test.
We've spent so many evenings playing Super Mario non-stop and so many years dashing and hopping from block to block that it's not strange to assume that along the way we, even if by force of habit, have learnt something about level design from one of the best 2D platformers ever.
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