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'''''Mario Superstar Baseball''''' is a [[Genre#Sports games|sports]] title for the [[Nintendo GameCube]] and is the first installment of the ''[[Mario Baseball (series)|Mario Baseball]]'' series, being the first dedicated baseball game with characters of the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]]. Like most sports games of the ''Super Mario'' franchise, ''Mario Superstar Baseball'' is based on the traditional rules of the sport, in this case, but is differentiated with various ''Super Mario''-themed gimmicks and other mechanics. These include characters using [[Star Skill]] abilities to cause the ball to behave differently; team captains have unique Star Skill abilities that cause a wide variety of special effects, such as attacking outfielders if batting or causing the pitched ball to behave erratically. Characters also have field abilities to differentiate themselves from other teammates. [[Chemistry]] is a feature unique to the ''Mario Baseball'' games whereby characters perform differently depending on whether they like, dislike, or are neutral to another character they are cooperating with. Additionally, most fields in the game include hazards that can affect outfielders, such as the [[Piranha Plant]]s serving as obstacles in [[Yoshi Park]]. {{more|Mario Superstar Baseball}}
'''''[[Yoshi Touch & Go]]''''' is a [[Nintendo DS]] [[Genre#Platform|platform]]/[[Genre#Puzzle|puzzle]] game developed by [[Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development|Nintendo EAD]] and first released in Japan and the ROC on January 27, 2005. It is the only spin-off game in the [[Yoshi's Island (series)|''Yoshi's Island'' series]]. Here, the player guides an auto-running [[Yoshi]] and [[Baby Mario]] through an array of side-scrolling courses. The game is almost entirely touch driven, using the DS's stylus to fire [[Yoshi Egg|eggs]] at enemies, trap them in [[bubble]]s, and build bridges or ramps for Yoshi to walk on. The "Touch & Go" in this game's title is a phrase more or less synonymous with "risky", which reflects the overall gameplay where the player needs to multi-task against multitudes of obstacles to succeed. The game first started out as a tech demo for the Nintendo DS under the title ''[[Balloon Trip]]'', where it was decided to adapt the game as a full title due to its positive reception.

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North American box art for Yoshi Touch & Go

Yoshi Touch & Go is a Nintendo DS platform/puzzle game developed by Nintendo EAD and first released in Japan and the ROC on January 27, 2005. It is the only spin-off game in the Yoshi's Island series. Here, the player guides an auto-running Yoshi and Baby Mario through an array of side-scrolling courses. The game is almost entirely touch driven, using the DS's stylus to fire eggs at enemies, trap them in bubbles, and build bridges or ramps for Yoshi to walk on. The "Touch & Go" in this game's title is a phrase more or less synonymous with "risky", which reflects the overall gameplay where the player needs to multi-task against multitudes of obstacles to succeed. The game first started out as a tech demo for the Nintendo DS under the title Balloon Trip, where it was decided to adapt the game as a full title due to its positive reception.

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