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While crouching can let Mario backflip, (which we can't do with just the Z Button) and crawl, (which we can't do without using the joystick) we ''can't'' do any of these when restricted to just one button, and therefore the Z Button ''can't'' be used to control Mario in a useful way. | While crouching can let Mario backflip, (which we can't do with just the Z Button) and crawl, (which we can't do without using the joystick) we ''can't'' do any of these when restricted to just one button, and therefore the Z Button ''can't'' be used to control Mario in a useful way. | ||
== Disadvantages == | == Disadvantages == | ||
Because we can only use one button, there are a '''ton''' of disadvantages and restrictions involved using this playstyle. | Because we can only use one button, there are a '''ton''' of disadvantages and restrictions involved using this playstyle. | ||
- Our only method of moving forward (i.e. punching) is ''extremely'' slow, which leaves Mario vulnerable to enemies and other obstacles that would normally be simple to avoid. | - Our only method of moving forward (i.e. punching) is ''extremely'' slow, which leaves Mario vulnerable to enemies and other obstacles that would normally be simple to avoid. | ||