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[[Image:Dream_Bobsleigh.PNG|thumb|'''Dream Bobsleigh''']] | |||
[[Dream Bobsleigh]], in [[Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games]], is the [[Dream Event]] variation of the regular [[Bobsleigh]] event. The game is a dream event version of the game -- this means the game has more kicks, a CGI setting in a non-real place, and it also has [[Item]]'s. | [[Dream Bobsleigh]], in [[Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games]], is the [[Dream Event]] variation of the regular [[Bobsleigh]] event. The game is a dream event version of the game -- this means the game has more kicks, a CGI setting in a non-real place, and it also has [[Item]]'s. | ||
Revision as of 12:41, October 25, 2009
Dream Bobsleigh, in Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, is the Dream Event variation of the regular Bobsleigh event. The game is a dream event version of the game -- this means the game has more kicks, a CGI setting in a non-real place, and it also has Item's.
Gameplay & Controls
The game play's just like Bobsleigh, though the game is actually now a race (unlike Bobsleigh). The game first starts with shaking the Wii Remote, then pressing A when A appears on screen. When the game's race starts, the player must do something other than stay on the Gold Track in Bobsleigh; they must collect as much Rainbow Ball's as they can to accelerate and gain points. Obstacles (such as Fire Balls) are shown to take away Rainbow Ball's. Item's can give the player a speed boost (such as the Sonic Shoes) or take away Rainbow Ball's (like the Thunder).
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