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These items aren't really that similar to your original item, we just thought we'd show em for kicks Search Results "Manual" "Manual" pg 2 "Manual" pg 3 "Manual" pg 4. The player has to unclog the pond above the island. To do this, on the Tiny Island, the player has to ground-pound the ground on it. The player then has to go onto the Huge Island, fall through the exposed opening, and face Wiggler. The player has to jump on his head three times to get his Power Star.

Switch Star on the Island. The player has to get the timed Star within a limited time under Wiggler's small nest. The player has to become transparent and fall through the various floors to the Power Star in the cage. This Star is in the original, but Luigi is required to get it. The Pendulum Switch Star. The player needs to get the timed Star within a limited time.

This Star is in the original, but a Switch Star makes it appear in its original location. The player has to jump to an alcove near a horizontal clock hand, which is the intended method of getting there.

The player has to get to the top of the clock, hop onto the Thwomp , and get the Power Star at the top ledge. Mario does not have to stand on the Thwomp. He can float up with his Power Flower ability.

Timed Jumps on Moving Bars. The player has to leap into the clock painting with the minute hand at 12 to stop time and objects moving, then collect all eight Red Coins in the frozen clockwork. At the starting point, the player can just hold still, moving about once in a while. The Silver Stars automatically fall towards the player. Cruiser Crossing the Rainbow.

The player needs to get up to the flying boat , where high winds roam, and nab the Power Star on the forward bow while using Wario's Power Flower power. Mario can use a Power Flower to reach it. Very strangely, Yoshi can use his tongue to scoot up to get to the Star.

The Big House in the Sky. The player has to use the magic carpets to float among the rainbow strands to get to the roof of the house. Mario can float up to the Power Star without using the carpet inside the manor. The player needs to wall-kick, backflip, or flutter-jump up various ledges to get all eight Red Coins in the walled maze.

Though difficult, the coins can be collected even as Wario by utilizing a series of triple jumps. Swingin' in the Breeze.

The player has to go onto the many moving ledges and metal swings to reach the tip of the obstacle area. The player must take the same way from the previous Star, then head for a structure with triangular platforms four creeks above seesaws.

After pressing the switch, the player has to make it to the top before the triangles reset and become impossible to climb. Luigi can somersault from the top without using the triangles. Somewhere Over the Rainbow. The player has to blast to the highest island, where a Chuckya is located. The player must grab the Star inside a yellow block before the Chuckya can throw them off the edge.

Switch Star of the Manor. As Mario, the player has to hit the switch outside the house in the sky and collect a Power Flower to float up to the roof, where the Star is temporarily placed, as fast as possible.

Though difficult, the Star can also be collected with other characters by riding a carpet up to it. The Princess's Secret Slide. In the character-selection room, the player can jump into the Princess Peach stained glass window on the right, as it leads to a secret slide.

The first Star is inside a yellow block at the end of the slide. The second Star is awarded if the slide is completed in 21 seconds or less. This Star appears in front of the! Block that contained the previous Star. In the room leading to Jolly Roger Bay, the player has to jump or backwards-somersault into the alcove on the right side of the room.

The player has to swim about and grab all eight Red Coins. In the Boos ' courtyard, the player can find three Bricks placed together. The player must ground-pound, kick, or punch the Bricks to expose a secret entrance to Battle Fort.

Some Silver Stars may be in Bricks or Goombas. With at least 14 Stars and playing as Mario, the player has to go to the starting point in the castle. The player has to press and hold to enter first-person mode, then look up into the beam of light. Here, the player, now Wing Mario for the first time in the game, can collect the eight Red Coins by flying into them before jumping onto the red?

Switch to make all of the? Blocks solid. To enter the level, the player must get down to the bottom section of the cave. The player has to ride on Dorrie to gain access to a door nestled in a nook by the lake. Then the player has to jump into the pool to enter the area and collect all eight Red Coins to reveal the Power Star.

Another Star can be found by using Mario. At the small island at the end of the area, the player must jump into the block and grab a Power Flower. Then the player has to float up, following coins, to grab another Star. If the player gets sucked by the strong water current, they end up in the moat outside the castle. The Secret Under the Moat. The player has to collect all eight Red Coins over the obstacles with Wario and the red and green caps.

The player enters this area by draining the moat, going out through the new front door, then using Wario to smash the Black Bricks over the entrance there. The player has to grab the cap, then race back to the end of the slope.

Then the player has to jump into the block and gain the Power Flower, then float over to a small outcrop to the left. The player then has to stomp onto the switch for the Star. The player then has to either use two Power Flowers or wall-jump to make Wario's way up to the Star. The player has to fly and collect the eight Red Coins from the many clouds.

Also, on the island with a cannon, the player has to grab Wario's Cap. The player can also get to the Star by long-jumping from the start to the Black Brick. The player must then break it and grab the Power Star reward. If the player falls off, they end up in the lake outside the castle, but they do not lose a life.

Bowser in the Dark World. The player has to race up the four outcrops above the seesaws to claim the temporary Star after hitting the switch near the pipe. Luigi can backflip over them.

In addition, after the player collects all eight Red Coins, another Star appears near the tube pipe. The player has to collect the eight Red Coins to earn another Power Star. The player has to race up the spinning purple spear with an Amp rotating around it to claim the timed Switch Star after hitting the switch below the Whomp. The player can also collect all eight Red Coins to grab another Power Star.

The Star is located near the pipe, around the realms, where the last coin is also located. In the courtyard, the player has to ground-pound, kick, or punch every Boo to earn all eight Red Coins to get a Power Star, which appears in front of the Star statue. In the Rec Room, the player has to leap into the small painting of a sunny island. In Goomboss Battle, Mario can cross rickety platforms to stomp a switch and wall-jump up between the fences to grab a Switch Star.

To grab all eight Red Coins, the player must use every character's cap to float, smash Bricks and Black Bricks, triple-jump, turn transparent, and backflip their way up to the Red Coin Star. The player can use Mario or Luigi or their respective caps to smash the Black Brick with the help of a mushroom found inside a Brick.

Luigi must make his way to the end, then grab a Power Flower and race through the Boo painting near the collapsible bridge to get another Star. Then he must grab another Power Flower to get back and not get blown away. Luigi is the best choice for collecting the Red Coins. All are easy to grab, but Luigi must turn transparent to grab the seventh in a cage and use Mario's Cap to float up to the last coin in order to unearth the Star.

Then he must use another Power Flower to come back. In the mirror-filled room leading to Snowman's Land and Chief Chilly Challenge, the player can use Luigi to snag a Power Flower and run through the mirror.

The door on the other side leads to a Power Star in a white room. After 40 Power Stars have been obtained, glowing rabbits randomly appear around the castle in place of ordinary ones that have been caught. Eight must be grabbed to earn a Star, but they are so scarce, it is rare to find one.

They do not appear in the place of a rabbit unless the rabbit in question has been caught before. When the last one is caught, the player is given a key that unlocks the last room in the character-selection area.

Inside this room is the Power Star. If the player goes into the room after the Power Star is collected, Boos are heard laughing, and the player character simply exits the room and groan.

Toads have managed to find three Stars, and they are holding on to them until the player talks to them. The Toads with Stars are near the entrance to the Hazy Maze Cave, on the castle's second floor under the staircase, and on the third floor to the right of Tick Tock Clock.

However, they do not give any Stars until the player has collected at least 20, 40, and 60 Stars, respectively. A giant Bob-omb that attacks by throwing smaller Bob-ombs when faced by Yoshi. The Big Bob-omb can be defeated by spitting the Bob-ombs back at him three times. If he is faced by Mario, Luigi, or Wario, the Big Bob-omb attacks by tossing the player around the stage, but he can be defeated if the player picks him up and tosses him or throws Bob-ombs at him three times.

Bob-omb Battlefield. A giant Whomp that tries to crush the player by falling on top of them. They must avoid the attack and ground-pound the king's back as he is about to get up.

Doing so three times defeats him. A giant Goomba that holds the key to Mario's door and walks around the stage with some Goombas. Yoshi can defeat him by spitting a Goomba at him three times; however, Goomboss spawns more Goombas and gets faster after each hit. If he is fought by Yoshi, the Goombas spawn behind Goomboss. If he is fought by anyone else, the Goombas spawn in front of him. A similar foe to Big Boo that guards the key to Luigi's door. He can warp between realities and attack by ramming into the player or spitting blue flames at them.

King Boo can be defeated by hitting him three times with any attack other than jumping. A pair of disembodied stone hands that attacks by punching the player and slamming down his fists at them while leaving an eye exposed. The player must punch each eye three times or twice if playing as Wario to defeat Eyerok.

If playing as Yoshi, the player must slide-kick into or spit fire at him. A large Bully encased in ice that guards the key to Wario's door. Luigi must push him into the ice-cold water three times to defeat him; however, Chief Chilly makes the platform that he is fought on smaller after each hit.

Chief Chilly Challenge. A caterpillar-like character that is angry at the player for flooding its house. It attacks by charging at the player. When its head is jumped on two times, it turns angry and attacks at a much faster speed. When jumped on once more, it is defeated.

Mario's archenemy and the main villain of the game. Bowser's tactics differ depending on when he is fought, but he usually attacks by breathing fire and ramming into the player.

He can be defeated by tossing him into a Floating Mine once the first two times he is fought. For the final encounter, the player must throw him into Floating Mines three times to defeat him. A giant Boo that is fought three times in the game in the same course. The Big Boo attacks by ramming the humans if they are not looking at the Big Boo.

The player can defeat him by hitting him three times with any attack except jumping when he is not invisible. A giant Mr. I that hides in a secret room at the top of the mansion along with a Boo. He attacks by shooting blue flames at the player and can be defeated if they run around him enough times, making him dizzy.

A large Bully that is fought two times in the Lethal Lava Land course. It attacks the player by ramming into them, trying to push them into the lava. To defeat the Big Bully, the player must do the same by repeatedly hitting him towards the lava. A large Bully encased in ice that has the same fighting style as the Big Bully. However, the platform that it is fought on is made of ice as well, making it very slippery.

Pushing him into the freezing water once defeats him. The outdoor area in front of the Mushroom Castle. It has a few differences, including ropes that block the castle's doors and cannon, a moving platform added to the moat and lake, and a Chain-Chomp bouncing around the area.

One of the Power Stars is at the tip of its chain. In the main game, this course is accessed from a painting in the Rec Room. There are a few differences: The background music was changed, the sky is faced differently, there are no enemies, and there is a yellow block containing a feather. In the main game, this course is located in the character-selection room. The caps are found at both the beginning and end of the level. It is the only course where Power Stars are not found in Star Spheres.

If the player falls off, they are returned to the beginning of the slide. In the main game this course is accessed from the courtyard of the Mushroom Castle, through a hole under a brick block. The course features rolling balls which Wario can break , and in VS mode, no enemies and two yellow blocks containing feathers. It's easy to get lost in a crowd! Find the one who disappeared and touch him. There he is! Play this mini-game for advice on your love life!

Pluck the petals to find out how your crush feels about you. Rub the Touch Screen where the Boos are hiding! For the first 15 levels, you get 3 seconds to find them. After that, you only get 2 seconds. Match the Touch Screen picture to the top screen. Touch a panel to turn over the surrounding panels. Harder levels will take more turns to solve. Each time you open a treasure chest, you'll hear a sound. Open 2 chests with the same sound. Win by matching all the pairs! Touch the Wiggler on the Touch Screen that matches the one on the top screen.

Choose carefully, though; he has a terrible temper. Line up the slots on the Touch Screen to form a face. Win more coins by matching the center face in the slots to the one on the top screen. This mini-game takes the Puzzle Panel to a whole new level. Put on your thinking cap. You're going to need it. Guide Mario down the slides to the Star. Draw lines on the Touch Screen to create new routes for him. Collect 5 Stars to move up a stage. Mario's in free fall, but he can bounce back if you touch him.

Stomp the Fly Guys, but make sure he doesn't fall off the Touch Screen. Guide Bob-ombs to the black carpet and Bob-omb Buddies to the red carpet. If you bring in a wrong-colored Bob-omb, it will blow up! Draw a line on the Touch Screen to turn it into a trampoline. You can draw up to 3 lines at a time. Help Mario bounce to safety! Use the paddle to push the Koopa shells to the target. The closer the shells land to the center of the target, the more points you will earn.

Mario's surrounded by Fly Guys to trounce. Touch him on his left, right, or center to make him bounce in that direction. Connect the Characters. Draw lines to match the characters' heads to their bodies. Press "GO! Hit Koopa shells together to score points. Hit many in a row for even more points.

Score even higher points by smashing green shells together. Only players with superb stylus skills will be able to make Mario bounce through the rings! Memory Match. Touch 2 identical cards that are connected vertically, horizontally, or diagonally to make them disappear. Clear them all to win! Get a better hand than Luigi to win!

If you're confident your hand is best, increase the number of coins you bet! Touch the spinning slots to stop them. Get 3 items in a row to earn coins! The Superstar is wild. From a pair of cards, pick the one with more Stars to win coins. Beat Luigi at his own game! This game of Pair-a-Gone goes on forever! Test your skill and see how many cards you can clear. Go for the record! If Memory Match was a piece of cake for you, try out this harder version. You now have more cards to play with. Are you feeling super lucky?

The parachuting Bob-ombs are destroying your flowers! Use your slingshot to knock them out of the air. Hit Lakitu to blow them all up. Rub the Touch Screen to roll the snowman's head to the goal before time runs out! Rocks will slow you down, as will touching his head! Launch a ball into a numbered slot on the Touch Screen. That number will light up in the top screen. Get 3 numbers in a row to score! Pay attention to where the falling coins land.

Touch the blocks to retrieve the coins. But if you choose the wrong block, your game will end. Are you psychic? Can you guess what's on the card's other side? Maybe if you stare at it long enough, a vision will come to you. The bars swing open when a ball goes in a Piranha Plant. Sink the ball into the pipe to trigger the slots Switch.

Get 3 items in a row for a bonus! Intense Coincentration. There aren't as many falling coins this time around, but that won't stop Wario. Watch the coins carefully!

Roll the snowball over a longer course! As before, avoid rocks because they'll slow you down. Craig Harris, IGN. While I would have loved to experience a brand new Super Mario game that incorporated and integrated the system's capabilities, it's at least great to experience a well-produced and expanded version of a tried-and-true formula. Jeff Gerstmann, GameSpot. While some portions of the game have aged better than others, and while the control could've been a little tighter, the game is done right enough to make it a faithful update for fans of the original; new players will certainly find a lot to like here, as well.

This is clearly and deservedly the flagship game for the Nintendo DS launch. Kristan Reed, Eurogamer. If anything, there was little excitement about it in this corner of the EG camp in the run-up to release, and although it'll be interesting to see whether the presence of a second screen will make any real difference, it's the touch-screen gaming that has really made the difference - although it's telling to note that so far it's only been genuinely useful in games actually designed around this input, as opposed to shoehorned into accommodating it as with the main portion of SM64DS.

You've got to hand it to Nintendo, though; it's moved the gaming goalposts again. Or rather it lets the players do it themselves this time. Jeremy Parish, 1UP. It pains me as a Mario fan to hand out a less-than-superlative score to any version of such a classic, but the simple fact is that all of Mario 64 DS's new additions can't overcome its problems. The Legend of Zelda. Super Smash Bros. Animal Crossing. Mario Kart. Fire Emblem. New Style Boutique. Visit us on LinkedIn. Support Nintendo DS.

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