About Highway Trouble
Highway Trouble (or HWYT, a.k.a. Metal Slug Mario: Highway Trouble) is a mario fangame that was originally released on December 25, 2009. Highway Trouble was inspired by the second level of an Xbox 360 game named Alien Honimid.
Highway Trouble 2 (currently under development) is the sequel of Highway Trouble.
Highway Trouble series is a non-profit fan made game intended for entertainment ONLY! Feel free to make videos playing my game. However all characters and other materials belong to their respective owner (Nintendo and The Behemoth). If you purchased a copy from somewhere else you have been scammed!
Highway Trouble 2 (currently under development) is the sequel of Highway Trouble.
Highway Trouble series is a non-profit fan made game intended for entertainment ONLY! Feel free to make videos playing my game. However all characters and other materials belong to their respective owner (Nintendo and The Behemoth). If you purchased a copy from somewhere else you have been scammed!
Story
Gray Mario Clones (v0.1)
An army of clones created by Bowser tries to take over the world by using all of the highway system of Mushroom World as a military routes. Mario/Luigi are the few who can stop them. Grab the latest technology imported into the Mushroom World and jump into the action!
Later on (in Highway Trouble 2) the remaining clones still wandering around the highway system causing havoc. Of course Mario still needs to some clean-ups.
Later on (in Highway Trouble 2) the remaining clones still wandering around the highway system causing havoc. Of course Mario still needs to some clean-ups.
History
Highway Trouble started since August 2009, Saturn (Supernova back then) started to develop a shooter game with Pokemon characters for his sister. Eventually, his Pokemon game did not went out well, so he replaced all of the Pokemon characters/elements to Mario (he was too lazy to turn this into an indie game). However, the engine is preserved.
In Christmas eve of 2009, Supernova released released the first beta version. In 2010, Supernova continue to expand this fangame, and he won twice at MFGG for the best game of September 2010 and best MFGG game settings for 2010. In July 2011, Supernova released the full version of Highway Trouble including the final boss. Since July 2011 is MFGG 10th Anniversary, an MFGG staff hosted "30 Games on MFGG Worth Playing" and Highway Trouble is on the list.
Even though the full version is released, Supernova is still adding unlockable features and levels to the game. In early 2012, Supernova discontinued Highway Trouble expansion due to file corruption issues and software compatibility.
In September 2013, Supernova revived the old file on Game Maker Mac. Supernova planned for a Mac OS X version with some exclusive expansion.
Around early 2014 Supernova planned to make a sequel of Highway Trouble 2 but was really motivated to make it since he was developing indie games for smartphones under the name of Guova Games.
In Christmas eve of 2009, Supernova released released the first beta version. In 2010, Supernova continue to expand this fangame, and he won twice at MFGG for the best game of September 2010 and best MFGG game settings for 2010. In July 2011, Supernova released the full version of Highway Trouble including the final boss. Since July 2011 is MFGG 10th Anniversary, an MFGG staff hosted "30 Games on MFGG Worth Playing" and Highway Trouble is on the list.
Even though the full version is released, Supernova is still adding unlockable features and levels to the game. In early 2012, Supernova discontinued Highway Trouble expansion due to file corruption issues and software compatibility.
In September 2013, Supernova revived the old file on Game Maker Mac. Supernova planned for a Mac OS X version with some exclusive expansion.
Around early 2014 Supernova planned to make a sequel of Highway Trouble 2 but was really motivated to make it since he was developing indie games for smartphones under the name of Guova Games.
