It's also advisable for a player to use a capacitive stylus while creating stages Super Mario Maker 2, as it will be more accurate and will leave fewer marks on the screen.
The docked version of the game allows the player to quickly access specific features using the buttons, but it's still much slower than just being able to touch the pieces that the player wants and directly putting it where it's supposed to be. It's also possible for two players to create a stage at once using the Joy-Cons. Players who are most in Super Mario Maker 2 for its stage-building modes should never even bother to try while the Nintendo Switch is docked, as the touchscreen option is a lot faster. The player no longer has access to the Wii U GamePad, which means that levels can either be designed using controllers on the big screen while docked or using the touchscreen while in handheld mode. The tutorial videos can be painfully slow and the player might be better off just diving in and learning how to build stages at their own pace, or at least checking out an online guide. Those people who are new to the series can visit Yamamura's Dojo in order to watch numerous tutorial videos about the various features in the game. The players who experienced the original Super Mario Maker will find the interface familiar and should be able to jump right back in.
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