Чемпионат Великого Марио
When I first heard about the Grand Mario Championship, I couldn’t believe it. A tournament dedicated to Super Mario games seemed like a dream come true. Players from all over the world were invited to compete in classic and modern Mario games. I knew I had to give it a try, even if I wasn’t the best player.
The championship was held online, so anyone could join. The rules were simple. There were five stages, each testing different skills of Mario. The first round was fast-paced.
Players had to complete a level in Super Mario 64 as quickly as possible. I remember practicing the night before, trying to perfect every jump and avoid every mistake. When it was my turn, my hands were shaking, but I managed to finish in a decent amount of time.
The second round was about creativity. We had to design a level in Super Mario Maker 2. This part was harder for me because I am more of a player than a creator. I made a simple course with hidden paths and a few tricky enemies. I wasn’t sure if it was good enough, but I submitted it anyway.
