Frigogidaire

Here's an updated version of my level. I consider myself not good at Mario (I struggle to beat any level marked as difficult). But it turns out that the average SMM2 player is seriously casual judging by the low clear rate on my level. You guys will beat it easily after a few retries at most.

LMS-6MX-K4G

A Block Too Far : JD1-LBK-SPG

Let me know what you think !

@rorie: Hedgehogs. Why can't they just share the hedge?

I reckon know why you guys are missing turns, on the PC version anyway: there's a major flaw in the game controls. Here's what I wrote on the official Steam Discussion in the hope Namco will fix the game:

1. A change in direction TOWARDS THE LEFT OR RIGHT FROM UP OR DOWN is only registered when the analog stick of the controller is rotated a full 90 deg (i.e. all the way to the left or right).

2. A change in direction TOWARDS UP OR DOWN FROM LEFT OR RIGHT is registered as soon as the analog stick is rotated 45 deg or more (i.e. when the stick is closer to the left or right than up or down). This is how a basic implementation is expected to work.

3. The dead zone of the controller analog stick is too small. Going in a direction and releasing the stick can make Pac-Man go the opposite way due to stick inertia.

Please write to Namco Support to get this fixed. I did but only received an automated reply.

@ll_exile_ll: Actually no: the kilogram is the unit of mass in SI units. And, yes, we all know kilo is short for kilogram.

This rant completely misses the point of the SI system! Here's the tldr version of why:
1) SI uses a single unit per quantity: length is in metres, mass is kilos, time in seconds, etc. Other words are for convenience only.
2) Non-fundamental units are defined in fundamental units with no conversion factor. Newtons are kg*m²/s, Pascals are N/m², Volts are kg*m²/A/s³, etc.
On another note, Imperial is madness... inch feet yard mile furlong barrel gallon spoon pint pound ounce Fahrenheit... and many of these have variants (e.g. pound force, pound weight, oil barrel, US barrel, nautical mile....). I'd speculate that the cost associated with people dying due the failings of that system is higher than the cost of changing all road signs.

London, UK

The game was called Relentless in the US. Apparently Activision, the publisher in the US, felt that "Little Big" sounded like "average". The publisher in the EU was EA.

Little Big Adventure is coming out in TWO days (on the 27th march) on iOS and Android!

I highly recommend it to everybody, it's an all time classic that's still immensely playable today. If you've never heard about it, please conduct a quick Google search to discover that this is one of the most beloved games series ever! I've never seen such unanimous treasured memories for any game.

Furthermore, one reason this game has been remastered for mobile devices to show investors that the brand still has traction to incentivise the development of the third opus: Genesis of the Stellar Entity. So please buy it! Rest assured I have absolutely no link with the developers - I have simply waited sixteen years now to play the final game of the trilogy!

https://www.facebook.com/LittleBigAdventureOfficial

Apparently, Brad is the first playtester who's found a way to die playing The Witness...

http://the-witness.net/news/2013/10/pictures-from-a-demo-day-at-sony/