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!colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[Super Mario Strikers]]'' | !colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[Super Mario Strikers]]'' | ||
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|[[File:SuperMarioStrikers.JPG|150px]]<span style="font-size:8pt"><br>{{ | |[[File:SuperMarioStrikers.JPG|150px]]<span style="font-size:8pt"><br>{{released|Europe|November 18, 2005}} [[Nintendo Gamecube]]</span> | ||
|''[[Super Mario Strikers]]'' (''Mario Smash Football'' in the PAL version), the first game in the series, was released on the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. It featured basic rules of soccer, although having its own playing style as implied in several sport ''Mario'' games. One specialized rule was [[Super Strike]]s. Only the team captain could execute a Special Strike, and if done so perfectly, the shot would always make the goal, and be worth two points. There are a total of [[Super Mario Strikers#Team Captains|eight different playable team captains]], [[Super Mario Strikers#Sidekicks|four different sidekick players]], and two different [[Super Mario Strikers#Goalies|goalies]]. | |''[[Super Mario Strikers]]'' (''Mario Smash Football'' in the PAL version), the first game in the series, was released on the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. It featured basic rules of soccer, although having its own playing style as implied in several sport ''Mario'' games. One specialized rule was [[Super Strike]]s. Only the team captain could execute a Special Strike, and if done so perfectly, the shot would always make the goal, and be worth two points. There are a total of [[Super Mario Strikers#Team Captains|eight different playable team captains]], [[Super Mario Strikers#Sidekicks|four different sidekick players]], and two different [[Super Mario Strikers#Goalies|goalies]]. | ||
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!colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[Mario Strikers Charged]]'' | !colspan="2" style="font-size:125%;text-align:left"|''[[Mario Strikers Charged]]'' | ||
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|[[File:USCover MSCF.jpg|150px]]<span style="font-size:8pt"><br>{{ | |[[File:USCover MSCF.jpg|150px]]<span style="font-size:8pt"><br>{{released|Europe|May 25, 2007}} [[Wii]]</span> | ||
|''[[Mario Strikers Charged]]'' (''Mario Strikers Charged Football'' in the PAL version and ''Mario Power Soccer'' for South Korea), the second and most recent installment in the series, was released on the [[Wii]] in 2007. [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection|Wi-Fi]] capability was a new addition to the game, allowing players to compete across the world over the internet. The game featured four new team captains: [[Bowser]], [[Bowser Jr.]], [[Diddy Kong]], and [[Petey Piranha]], as well as four new types of sidekicks ([[Boo]]s, [[Dry Bones]], [[Monty Mole]]s, and [[Shy Guy]]s). The game included ten new fields to compete, many of them containing certain gimmick that would modify the situation of every match. For this second mainstream, the characters would have special kicks to score, like sidekicks' [[skillshot]]s or the powerful [[Mega Strike]]s of the captains, which [[Kritter]] proves his potential to stop the [[Soccer Ball|soccer ball]]s, under the control of the player. If successful, then they will receive up to six points for each ball in the goal. Also, new power-ups had been added for each team captain, known as [[Super Ability|Super Abilities]]. | |''[[Mario Strikers Charged]]'' (''Mario Strikers Charged Football'' in the PAL version and ''Mario Power Soccer'' for South Korea), the second and most recent installment in the series, was released on the [[Wii]] in 2007. [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection|Wi-Fi]] capability was a new addition to the game, allowing players to compete across the world over the internet. The game featured four new team captains: [[Bowser]], [[Bowser Jr.]], [[Diddy Kong]], and [[Petey Piranha]], as well as four new types of sidekicks ([[Boo]]s, [[Dry Bones]], [[Monty Mole]]s, and [[Shy Guy]]s). The game included ten new fields to compete, many of them containing certain gimmick that would modify the situation of every match. For this second mainstream, the characters would have special kicks to score, like sidekicks' [[skillshot]]s or the powerful [[Mega Strike]]s of the captains, which [[Kritter]] proves his potential to stop the [[Soccer Ball|soccer ball]]s, under the control of the player. If successful, then they will receive up to six points for each ball in the goal. Also, new power-ups had been added for each team captain, known as [[Super Ability|Super Abilities]]. | ||
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Template:Series-infobox The Mario Strikers series, also known as the Mario Football series in Europe and Australia, and the Mario Soccer series in South Korea, is a series of Mario games in which Mario and his friends play Association football (commonly known as "football" or "soccer"). It is a Nintendo-exclusive series that launched its first game in 2005. The series only contains two games to date: Super Mario Strikers and Mario Strikers Charged. The game can be played from one to up to four players at one time. Mario Strikers Charged also features Wi-Fi capability.
Games
Title | |
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Cover, original release and system | Synopsis |
Super Mario Strikers | |
File:SuperMarioStrikers.JPG Template:Released Nintendo Gamecube |
Super Mario Strikers (Mario Smash Football in the PAL version), the first game in the series, was released on the Nintendo GameCube. It featured basic rules of soccer, although having its own playing style as implied in several sport Mario games. One specialized rule was Super Strikes. Only the team captain could execute a Special Strike, and if done so perfectly, the shot would always make the goal, and be worth two points. There are a total of eight different playable team captains, four different sidekick players, and two different goalies. |
Mario Strikers Charged | |
Template:Released Wii |
Mario Strikers Charged (Mario Strikers Charged Football in the PAL version and Mario Power Soccer for South Korea), the second and most recent installment in the series, was released on the Wii in 2007. Wi-Fi capability was a new addition to the game, allowing players to compete across the world over the internet. The game featured four new team captains: Bowser, Bowser Jr., Diddy Kong, and Petey Piranha, as well as four new types of sidekicks (Boos, Dry Bones, Monty Moles, and Shy Guys). The game included ten new fields to compete, many of them containing certain gimmick that would modify the situation of every match. For this second mainstream, the characters would have special kicks to score, like sidekicks' skillshots or the powerful Mega Strikes of the captains, which Kritter proves his potential to stop the soccer balls, under the control of the player. If successful, then they will receive up to six points for each ball in the goal. Also, new power-ups had been added for each team captain, known as Super Abilities. |
Playable Characters
Team Captains
Character | Super Mario Strikers | Mario Strikers Charged |
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Bowser | ||
Bowser Jr. | ||
Princess Daisy | ||
Diddy Kong | ||
Donkey Kong | ||
Luigi | ||
Mario | ||
Princess Peach | ||
Petey Piranha | ||
Super Team | ||
Waluigi | ||
Wario | ||
Yoshi |
Sidekicks
Character | Super Mario Strikers | Mario Strikers Charged |
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Birdo | ||
Boo | ||
Dry Bones | ||
Hammer Bro | ||
Koopa Troopa | ||
Monty Mole | ||
Shy Guy | ||
Toad |
Goalies
Character | Super Mario Strikers | Mario Strikers Charged |
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Kritter | ||
Robo-Kritter |
Fields
Logos
European Logos | North American Logos |
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Trivia
- It is one of the two Mario sports series next to the Mario Baseball series to not be released on a handheld.