Warp gate
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- “The ? goal is a warp gate. It will take you someplace far, far away.”
- —Monita
Warp gates, also spelled Warp Gates,[1] are special Goal Gates that appear after the first playthrough in Yoshi's Fruit Cart minigame in Nintendo Land. Unlike regular gates, they do not appear in every Gate (level). They always open at the same time as a regular Goal Gate, but have a question mark on them. Upon entering the ? goal, it skips several Gates. The first ? goal can be encountered on Gate 1 after the first playthrough, which skips 20 Gates (levels).
References[edit]
- ^ Nintendo Land Prima Games eGuide.
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