Up to eight individual worlds can be linked together to make an entire 'game' with up to 40 of your courses (unfortunately, you can't use this feature to curate custom collections of courses created by other players). Those world maps operate on a pretty coarse-grained 7×4 grid system, though, perhaps to make it harder to draw rude words or images with your course paths. Yes, that includes the ability to create a world map, complete with bridges, hills, customized course icons, background elements, and a variety of cosmetic themes. The new World Maker mode will let you play with 'All your ideas that couldn't be contained in a single course and share them with people around the globe,' as the announcement video puts it. Tomorrow, Nintendo will finally be making those dreams a reality with what it's calling the final major update to Super Mario Maker 2 on the Switch. When the original Super Mario Maker came out on the Wii U nearly five years ago, we lamented how disjointed it felt to just play individual levels without 'any sense of continuity or progression.' We longed for a Mario Maker that let us arrange individual levels as building blocks to create 'a complete game, one that progresses gently from easy to hard, teaching you new tricks and throwing in clever twists on old themes along the way.' Sprixie Princess Theme World 5 Sunshine Seaside Sprawling Savanna Mega Mario Super Star Sharing Captain Toad Plays Peek-a-Boo Green Stars Collected World 6 Hands-On Hall Toad House Slot Machine Fuzzy Flood Mine Motley Bossblob World Castle Fort Fire Bros.

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