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{{Game| title = Toad Strikes Back
 
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| creators = [[Thunder Dragon]]
 
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| status = Released}}'''''Toad Strikes Back''''' is an extremely successful [[fangame]] by [[Thunder Dragon]] released  for [[NCFC]] 2007, in a booth modelled off of that of [[Bowser Technologies]]' old site -- making ''Toad Strikes Back'' the first Bowser Technologies update in over six years.
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'''Toad Strikes Back''' is a [[fangame]] created by [[Thunder Dragon]], and features over 50 unique levels and gameplay. It was one of [[MFGG]]'s most anticipated games, as it's first demo was spectacular at the time of release. Unlike most [[Mario]] games, the player controls Toad, who is able to perform most of Mario's attacks from the SMB series, as well as incorparating some more into the formula.
 
  
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Toad is able to pick up vegetables as well as some other ememies like in SMB2, as well as "stomp" on some like in the classic Super Mario Bros. games. It was one of the first games to incorparate vegetable throwing as well as having Yoshi, hammer and fireflower powerups available to choose.  
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The first demo was released to the public on [[MFGG]], while the second was available only in the FreakZone Games forum and referenced several other games such as ''[[Super Mario Alpha]]''.
  
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Two demos were released, a public one available on MFGG, and a FZ one only available at the Freak Zone Games forum (This version also including various references to other games, such as [[Super Mario Alpha]]). 2007's [[NCFC]] saw the release of the full version after many years of waiting, in a booth that was built off the old [[Bowser Technologies]] site simply for nostalgia - marking the first update in six years.
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== Gameplay ==
 
[[Image:Toad Strikes Back (Prism Rock).PNG|thumb|right|400px|Prism Rock (demo v.4)]]
 
[[Image:Toad Strikes Back (Prism Rock).PNG|thumb|right|400px|Prism Rock (demo v.4)]]
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Toad Strikes Back is currently the highest rated MFGG game, following [[Mario: Pipe Network]]. It currently has a score of 9.9.
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''TSB'' fits the player into the shoes of Toad and sends him through over 50 unique levels to stop the resurrection of King Koopa (Bowser), who died several hundred years earlier along with the rest of the primary Mario cast.
  
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The game won 9 awards for the 2007 MFGG Awards: Best game, Best sprites, Best level design, Most polished, Most original gameplay, Most replay value, Best secrets, Best setting and Best usage of site resources. This also means that Toad Strikes Back has the most awards of any MFGG game.
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Fortunately, Toad is able to perform most of Mario's old maneuvers, such as stomping, uprooting vegetables or picking up enemies, hurling fireballs, riding Yoshi, and even using the legendary hero's hammer.
  
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== Reception ==
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Toad Strikes Back was met with reviews of mostly 9's and 10's, with an average score of 9.9. It is the second-highest rated game on MFGG, after [[Mario: Pipe Network]], and received an award in the [[MFGG Awards]] 2007.
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[[Category:MFGG Awards 2007 Winner]]
 
[[Category:MFGG Awards 2007 Winner]]

Revision as of 08:02, 3 December 2007

Toad Strikes Back
Thumb toadstrikesback.gif
Developer(s) Thunder Dragon
Announce Date 2003
Release Date October 29th, 2007
Genre Platform
Players 1
Input Standard keyboard
Medium Multimedia Fusion
Platform Windows
Status Released

Toad Strikes Back is an extremely successful fangame by Thunder Dragon released for NCFC 2007, in a booth modelled off of that of Bowser Technologies' old site -- making Toad Strikes Back the first Bowser Technologies update in over six years.

The first demo was released to the public on MFGG, while the second was available only in the FreakZone Games forum and referenced several other games such as Super Mario Alpha.


Gameplay

Prism Rock (demo v.4)

TSB fits the player into the shoes of Toad and sends him through over 50 unique levels to stop the resurrection of King Koopa (Bowser), who died several hundred years earlier along with the rest of the primary Mario cast.

Fortunately, Toad is able to perform most of Mario's old maneuvers, such as stomping, uprooting vegetables or picking up enemies, hurling fireballs, riding Yoshi, and even using the legendary hero's hammer.


Reception

Toad Strikes Back was met with reviews of mostly 9's and 10's, with an average score of 9.9. It is the second-highest rated game on MFGG, after Mario: Pipe Network, and received an award in the MFGG Awards 2007.

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