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Super Mario Strikers Stadiums and modes: seven pitches, Strikers 101 and local play

Find the stadium roster and the original match rules.

Edition covered

Original GameCube Super Mario Strikers, called Mario Smash Football in PAL regions. Uses two-goal Super Strikes, not the Wii sequel’s Mega Strikes.

The seven stadiums share the core field rules

An overhead stadium view shows The Palace and its surrounding structures.
An overhead stadium view shows The Palace and its surrounding structures.

All use the electric boundary and do not have Charged’s distinct environmental systems. Their presentation changes, but the fundamental pitch layout remains familiar.

Stadium reference
StadiumAvailabilityCore feature
The PalaceStarting selectionElectric boundary
Pipeline CentralStarting selectionElectric boundary
The UndergroundStarting selectionElectric boundary
Konga ColiseumMushroom Cup top threeElectric boundary
Crater FieldFlower Cup top threeElectric boundary
The Battle DomeStar Cup top threeElectric boundary
Bowser StadiumWin Bowser CupElectric boundary

Bowser can interrupt an ordinary match

He appears as a roaming hazard rather than a selectable team captain. Watch the field after his arrival because his interference can break an otherwise safe passing plan.

Mode and rule reference
OptionPurposeRemember
Grudge MatchSet up an immediate gameChoose teams and settings
Cup BattlesLeague progressionCup rewards require qualifying results
Super Cup BattlesLonger advanced competitionsFirst-place cheat rewards
Strikers 101Learn commandsPractice passes and special shots
Sudden deathResolve a tieNext goal wins
Local multiplayerUp to four human playersPlayers can cooperate on one team

Sudden death resolves a tied clock

Matches do not end in a draw. When the timer expires level, the next goal decides the game, so a risky tackle can immediately end the contest.

Strikers 101 teaches the original commands

Use the tutorials before changing to harder computer opponents. Local play supports up to four people, including cooperative control on the same team.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Original-edition mechanics and referencewww.mariowiki.com