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Signs can be read by the player character in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' by pressing {{button|n64|b}} on the Nintendo 64 Controller or {{button|ds|a}} on the Nintendo DS system, respectively. It is the same input used by the player to speak with a non-playable character. Signs compensate for the diversity of moves the developers included in the game and provide context for players who may be lost. | Signs can be read by the player character in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' by pressing {{button|n64|b}} on the Nintendo 64 Controller or {{button|ds|a}} on the Nintendo DS system, respectively. It is the same input used by the player to speak with a non-playable character. Signs compensate for the diversity of moves the developers included in the game and provide context for players who may be lost. | ||
Typically, signs provide information on a move the player can perform or contextualize a potentially cryptic detail in the environment. The signs that are staked into the ground can be [[Ground Pound|ground-pounded]] by the player character, rendering it unreadable unless they exit and reenter the course. Like [[stump|stake]]s, it takes [[Mario]] three strikes to fully bury the sign. This is the case for [[Luigi]] and [[Yoshi]] in ''Super Mario 64 DS'' as well. [[Wario]] | Typically, signs provide information on a move the player can perform or contextualize a potentially cryptic detail in the environment. The signs that are staked into the ground can be [[Ground Pound|ground-pounded]] by the player character, rendering it unreadable unless they exit and reenter the course. Like [[stump|stake]]s, it takes [[Mario]] three strikes to fully bury the sign. This is the case for [[Luigi]] and [[Yoshi]] in ''Super Mario 64 DS'' as well. It takes [[Wario]] only one. Signs otherwise occur pinned to walls and can only be read. | ||
Some of the text on signs were written by other characters in the game, such as the [[King Bob-omb|Big Bob-omb]], a [[Penguin|Big Penguin]], and a [[Piranha Plant]]. [[Ukikipedia:Main Page|Ukikipedia]] has fully documented all lines of text displayed on the signs and the locality of each one. Their list can be viewed [[Ukikipedia:All text|here]]. | Some of the text on signs were written by other characters in the game, such as the [[King Bob-omb|Big Bob-omb]], a [[Penguin|Big Penguin]], and a [[Piranha Plant]]. [[Ukikipedia:Main Page|Ukikipedia]] has fully documented all lines of text displayed on the signs and the locality of each one. Their list can be viewed [[Ukikipedia:All text|here]]. | ||
