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'''''Yoshi Topsy-Turvy''''' ( | '''''Yoshi Topsy-Turvy''''' ('''''Yoshi's Universal Gravitation''''' in non-American languages) is a title for the [[Game Boy Advance]] developed by [[Artoon]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. The game is one of the few games in the [[Yoshi (franchise)|''Yoshi'' franchise]] to take place in the present relative to the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]], as [[Bowser]] appears instead of [[Baby Bowser]]. It was released on December 9th, 2004 in Japan, and localized for other markets four to six months later. This was one of only a few Nintendo games released for Game Boy systems to feature gyroscopic controls built into cartridges, with some others being ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' and ''[[WiKirby:Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble|Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble]]''. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
[[Bowser]] and his armies were attacking [[Yoshi's Island (location)|Yoshi Island]], causing chaos and disorder to the inhabitants. In response to this, a spirit named [[Hongo]] attempts to seal Bowser and his minions in his book named [[Forbidden Pop-Up Book]] to stop Bowser's destruction, but Hongo fails and accidentally seals the entire island in the book. [[Yoshi]] starts panicking, but a spirit named [[Spirit Who Loves Surprises]] explains to Yoshi that he must talk with Hongo and convince him to bring Yoshi Island back to normal, because spirits do not have enough power to defeat Bowser, who was hiding in a cave at the final chapter of the book, [[The Tale of Bowser's Cave]]. He also says that he was fired because he didn't know how to keep secrets. Yoshi gets mad, and as proof of his apology, the Spirit Who Loves Surprises gives to Yoshi the power to tilt the entire world and explains how to use it, but Yoshi accidentally hits the spirit with a boulder. Yoshi manages to convince Hongo to restore Yoshi Island under the conditions that Yoshi must defeat Bowser, because if he restores Yoshi Island with Bowser, he will attack Yoshi Island again. Now Yoshi must satisfy each one of the [[tiny spirits]]. By doing this, he will receive [[Happiness Medal]]s and the spirits will allow him to battle with Bowser. | [[Bowser]] and his armies were attacking [[Yoshi's Island (location)|Yoshi Island]], causing chaos and disorder to the inhabitants. In response to this, a spirit named [[Hongo]] attempts to seal Bowser and his minions in his book named [[Forbidden Pop-Up Book]] to stop Bowser's destruction, but Hongo fails and accidentally seals the entire island in the book. [[Yoshi]] starts panicking, but a spirit named [[Spirit Who Loves Surprises]] explains to Yoshi that he must talk with Hongo and convince him to bring Yoshi Island back to normal, because spirits do not have enough power to defeat Bowser, who was hiding in a cave at the final chapter of the book, [[The Tale of Bowser's Cave]]. He also says that he was fired because he didn't know how to keep secrets. Yoshi gets mad, and as proof of his apology, the Spirit Who Loves Surprises gives to Yoshi the power to tilt the entire world and explains how to use it, but Yoshi accidentally hits the spirit with a boulder. Yoshi manages to convince Hongo to restore Yoshi Island under the conditions that Yoshi must defeat Bowser, because if he restores Yoshi Island with Bowser, he will attack Yoshi Island again. Now Yoshi must satisfy each one of the [[tiny spirits]]. By doing this, he will receive [[Happiness Medal]]s and the spirits will allow him to battle with Bowser. | ||
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{{wp|1UP.com}}’s Jeremy Parish stated that the game felt like it had been designed around the motion sensor, unlike ''WarioWare: Twisted!'' where it felt like the sensor was designed to fit the game. He felt that the game was sub-par, with choppy tilt-sensing technology thrown in. He gave the game a 4/10. | {{wp|1UP.com}}’s Jeremy Parish stated that the game felt like it had been designed around the motion sensor, unlike ''WarioWare: Twisted!'' where it felt like the sensor was designed to fit the game. He felt that the game was sub-par, with choppy tilt-sensing technology thrown in. He gave the game a 4/10. | ||
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