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''Super Mario Strikers'', known as ''Mario Smash Football'' in Europe and Australia, is a five-a-side football game developed by Next Level Games for the Nintendo GameCube. The game was released in Europe and North America in late 2005, and in Japan and Australia in 2006. The game's sequel, ''Mario Strikers Charged'', was also developed by Next Level Games and is available for the Wii. The game's developers had worked on the ''NHL'' series before development of ''Strikers'', which served as an influence for the fast-paced and physical nature of the game.〔 Super Mario Strikers was the last Mario title released on the Nintendo GameGube. ''Strikers'' is a sports game incorporating characters and themes from the ''Mario'' franchise. The game features the basic aspects and objectives of a football game, although no referees are present and characters can legitimately shove others out of possession of the ball. As in other games such as ''Mario Power Tennis'', the player can use ''Mario''-themed items such as bananas and red shells to hinder the opposition and gain the advantage.〔 Each team's captain can also use "Super Strikes" that, if timed accurately, will result in two points scored for the striker's team. Each team comprises a goal keeper, a main ''Mario'' character (captain), and three of the same secondary ''Mario'' characters known as "side kicks".〔 The game received a positive reaction from the media, attaining an aggregate score of 76.26% from GameRankings,〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.gamerankings.com/gamecube/928286-super-mario-strikers/index.html )〕 and 76 out of 100 from Metacritic.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.metacritic.com/game/gamecube/super-mario-strikers )〕 In general, reviewers lauded ''Strikers accessibility and multiplayer gameplay, but criticised the lack of gameplay modes and single-player offerings.〔 ==Gameplay== ''Super Mario Strikers'' is a five-a-side football console video game comprising characters and themes from the ''Mario'' series. Each team consists of a captain character from the ''Mario'' series and three secondary ''Mario'' characters known as "sidekicks".〔 Kritter is the goalkeeper for all sides except the "Super Team", which consists of four captain robots and a Robo-Kritter. Both sidekicks and captains have varying gameplay attributes with "balanced" and "defensive" play types available. ''Strikers'' follows the basic gameplay featured in most football video games, including the ability to dash, tackle players, and lob the ball. Despite this, characters not in possession can legitimately hit opponents with or without the ball ("Big Hit"), resulting in a more arcade-like style of gameplay. The game also features "Perfect" passes and shots, which trigger in sequence if both a pass and shot are applied close to the opponent's goal. The most powerful shot possible is the "Super Strike", which only the captain can make and will account for two points if successful. Once charged, the player must time button presses accurately on a visible gauge to trigger a successful shot at goal, resulting in a character-specific animation.〔 As in other ''Mario'' sports titles such as ''Mario Power Tennis'', the player can use items—bananas, red shells, etc.—to impede the opponent.〔 Some "power ups" can aid the user by granting temporary imperviousness while others immobilize and hinder the opponent. The central antagonist of the ''Mario'' universe, Bowser, will also appear occasionally as a non-player character to obstruct the players from each side.〔 ''Strikers'' include six stadia, each having barriers to prevent the ball going out of play. These stadia only vary aesthetically and do not affect gameplay, featuring different surfaces such as grass and wood.〔 The player can adjust the match settings to limit or expand the match time and select whether features such as the Super Strike will be included. As the player advances through the game, further adjustments can be made called "cheats", that can render goalkeepers weaker and grant an infinite number of items. ''Strikers'' includes multiple gameplay modes such as the "Grudge Match", which is the standard single and multiplayer match mode of the game. Trainings sessions come in the form of "Strikers 101", where the player can practice individual aspects such as shooting and dashing. "Cup Battles" allows up to four players to compete in tournaments against artificial intelligence opponents to advance through more difficult cups for rewards, with "Super" denoting the higher-ranked tournaments. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Super Mario Strikers」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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