Changes: Mario Strikers Charged

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Mario Strikers Charged

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Sports

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ESRB	PEGI	CERO	USK	ACB
04	02	01	02	02

Mario Strikers Charged (mario strikers charged football in europe) is the sequel to Super Mario Strikers (mario smash football in europe) for the Nintendo GameCube. It is a multiplayer game for the Wii that uses Wi-Fi Connection. It features twelve Mario characters as captains and eight characters as sidekicks for your team.

Gameplay

The gameplay is very intense, and much of the game is very physical. The team consists of the Captain, three Sidekicks, and a Goalie. Players must use teamwork to score a goal. A goal is scored when a Captain or Sidekick kicks the ball into the goal. However, the ball can be blocked by the Goalie, Kritter. Additionally, the ball can be stolen by the opposite team, by tackling and slide-tackling. A player is also able to use items to assist him/her in the game, which can be obtained by doing charge shots, or by being tackled when the player does not have possession of the ball. Another aspect of the game, is the Captains Mega Strike, which replaced the Super Strike from Super Mario Strikers. If done right, the Captain that performed the Mega Strike may be able to score six goals in one hit. The Captains can also use a move known as the Super Ability, which can be used when a Captain gets a special item (their own head). Sidekicks are able to perform a special tactic known as the Skillshot. This is a special tactic allows them to use a powered-up shot, that will have a better chance at scoring a goal.

There are also four modes of play: Domination Mode, Road to the Striker Cup, Striker Challenges and Anal Donmination Mode. Anal Domination Mode is a simple, pick-up-and-play option; Road to the Striker Cup is the longer, tournament- or single-player mode; and Striker Challenges is a series of missions or simple challenges designed to practice one's skills.

The characters have four statistics: Movement, Shooting, Passing, and Defense.

Overall, the visual style and graphics are similar to the GameCube version, though with improved gameplay.

Characters

Team Captains

Sidekicks

Trivia

One of the characters uses the Golden Hammer from Donkey Kong.

Mario sports series
Mario Golf series	Mario Golf (GBC) • Mobile Golf • Toadstool Tour • Advance Tour • World Tour • Super Rush
Mario Tennis series	Mario's Tennis • Mario Tennis (GBC) • Mario Power Tennis (New Play Control!) • Mario Tennis: Power Tour • Mario Tennis Open • Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash • Mario Tennis Aces
Mario Baseball series	Mario Superstar Baseball • Mario Super Sluggers
Mario Strikers series	Super Mario Strikers • Mario Strikers Charged • Mario Strikers: Battle League
Mario & Sonic series	Olympic Games • Olympic Winter Games • London 2012 Olympic Games • Sochi 2014 Olympic Games • Rio 2016 Olympic Games • Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
Other games	Excitebike: Bun Bun Mario Battle Stadium • NBA Street V3 • Mario Hoops 3-on-3 • Mario Sports Mix • Mario Sports Superstars
Related	Camelot Software Planning • Bandai Namco Entertainment • Next Level Games • Square Enix • Sega

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 |developer = [[Next Level Games]]
 |publisher = [[Nintendo]]
-|released = [[File:JP.png|15 px]] September 20, [[2007]]<br />[[File:NA.png|15 px]] July 30, [[2007]]<br />[[File:EU.png|15 px]] May 25, [[2007]]<br />[[File:AU.png|15 px]] June 7, [[2007]]<br />[[Image:Korea.gif|15 px]] March 18, [[2010]]
+|released = [[File:JP.png|15 px]] September 20, [[2007]]<br />[[File:NA.png|15 px]] July 30, [[2007]]<br />[[File:EU.png|15 px]] May 25, [[2007]]<br />[[File:AU.png|15 px]] June 7, [[2007]]<br />[[File:KO.png|15 px]] March 18, [[2010]]
 |genre = Sports
 |platforms = [[Wii]]