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Casino Delfino's music implements saxophone, honky-tonk piano, electronic organ, {{wp|double bass|upright bass}} ({{wp|pizzicato}}), whistling, and a drum set. Although [[Yoshi]] cannot be brought into the casino under any circumstances, a version of the casino theme with the added bongos exists in the game's files. The same casino music can be heard in [[Luigi]]'s mini-games in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' and ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' | Casino Delfino's music implements saxophone, honky-tonk piano, electronic organ, {{wp|double bass|upright bass}} ({{wp|pizzicato}}), whistling, and a drum set. Although [[Yoshi]] cannot be brought into the casino under any circumstances, a version of the casino theme with the added bongos exists in the game's files. The same casino music can be heard in [[Luigi]]'s mini-games in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' and ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', albeit minus the saxophones and whistling. | ||
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Revision as of 07:54, December 10, 2021
Template:Location-infobox Casino Delfino is a location in Super Mario Sunshine. It is one of the accommodations offered at Hotel Delfino. It is only accessible during the episodes The Secret of Casino Delfino and King Boo Down Below. To enter it when it is available, Mario must speak with the Pianta guarding the door to the casino in the hotel lobby. In The Secret of Casino Delfino, Mario must score triple sevens on both slot machines on opposite ends of the casino. Doing this opens up the curtain in back to reveal a puzzle with tiles Mario must rotate to complete the image of a Shine Sprite, which in turn opens up a Warp Pipe leading to a bonus area. In King Boo Down Below, Mario enters the casino to find it is now empty, and there is a conspicuous purple tile on the large roulette wheel in the center of the casino. He must Ground Pound this space to lower the wheel into the arena where King Boo is fought.
Once the casino is entered, Mario may not return to other areas of the hotel without exiting the level.
Layout
The casino is located on the west side of the hotel, separated from the lobby. In the center of the casino is a large roulette wheel of red and green tiles. This concept comes into play during the fifth mission, in which one of the tiles becomes purple as a clue for what to do. On the east and west sides of the casino, there are slot machines of three depicting images of Boos, coins, coins in sets of three, and sevens. One of the slot machines tilts the images separately while the other spins them together, though both are played with water.
In the corners of the casino are smaller machines for gambling. Mario may Ground Pound the tops of the machines for some coins. In the back of the casino is a curtain which is pulled up once the slot machines have been cleared. After Mario completes the tile puzzle behind the curtain, the pipe leading to the secret area is revealed. While the casino is normally occupied by Nokis and Piantas, during the fifth mission, it is empty. Also during this mission, Mario may locate a large piece of graffiti above the door designed for exiting the casino, which he may water down to receive a Blue Coin.
Music
Casino Delfino's music implements saxophone, honky-tonk piano, electronic organ, upright bass (pizzicato), whistling, and a drum set. Although Yoshi cannot be brought into the casino under any circumstances, a version of the casino theme with the added bongos exists in the game's files. The same casino music can be heard in Luigi's mini-games in Super Mario 64 DS and New Super Mario Bros., albeit minus the saxophones and whistling.
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | カジノ・デルフィーノ[?] Kajino Derufīno |
Casino Delfino |
