Mario Strikers Charged (2007)

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Mario Strikers Charged is an exciting football video game developed by Nintendo. Players take to the pitch as Mario Strikers and challenge other gamers around the world. With bigger shots, massive hits and unique features, it's a high-impact kickfest! Goal Control allows players to use their skills with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers in order to win the ball, score goals and perform spectacular saves. Plus, each captain has special abilities such as Mega Strikes where the iron ball splits into five balls that must be shot out of the air by using Wii Remotes in order to prevent a goal from being scored. Mario Strikers Charged is sure to keep you entertained for hours on end!

Platforms: Wii,Wii U

Release date: 2007-07-30

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All about game Mario Strikers Charged

Mario Strikers Charged is the sequel to the Nintendo GameCube game Super Mario Strikers, and it’s a blast for up to four players. It takes soccer to an entirely different level with its unique features: tackling other players without penalty, using Mario-themed items that give you an advantage over your opponents, and playing with stage hazards at strategic points.

The game puts more emphasis on individual characters than its predecessor by assigning stats and giving team captains their own special abilities as well as Mega Strikes which can score up to six goals at once. The power level of the ball also plays a big role in this game; indicated by color of the glow, it gets quicker and more powerful when active making it easier for players to score goals.

What makes this game even more exciting is that there are multiple modes like Tournament Mode where teams battle each other in various cups or Challenge Mode where you take on your friends or computer AI opponents in mini games such as Juggling Frenzy or Ball Brawl. This adds variety to what could be otherwise just another soccer video game!

Overall, Mario Strikers Charged offers plenty of fun along with simple yet effective controls suitable for all ages. If you’re looking for something new but still familiar enough from past games in the series then this one might be worth checking out!

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