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'''Coin Rush''' is a mode in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. 2]]''. It can only be played with one player. In this mode, the [[player]]s, as [[Mario]], must race through three random courses without losing one life, and while collecting as many [[coin]]s as possible. Of course, the players still have access to all the coin-rewarding items from Solo Play mode, such as the [[Gold Block]].
'''Coin Rush''' is a mode in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. 2]]''. It can only be played with one player. In this mode, the [[player]]s, as [[Mario]], must race through three random courses without losing one life, and while collecting as many [[coin]]s as possible. Of course, the players still have access to all the coin-rewarding items from Solo Play mode, such as the [[Gold Block]].


As the players progress in the game, they will be given a [[Gold Flower]] in the [[Item Stock]] (unless [[White Raccoon Mario]] mode is chosen, whereas the Item Stock will be empty), which can be used in only one of the three levels. By default, there are only 100 seconds on the [[Time Limit|time limit]] allowed per course; [[World_1_(New_Super_Mario_Bros._2)#World_1-1|World 1-1]] starts with 50 seconds. The players can boost their time limit by collecting [[+ Clock]]s and making it past [[Checkpoint Flag]]s.
Once players beat World 6-Castle in the main game, they will be given a [[Gold Flower]] in the [[Item Stock]] (unless [[White Raccoon Mario]] mode is chosen, whereas the Item Stock will be empty), which can be used in only one of the three levels. By default, there are only 100 seconds on the [[Time Limit|time limit]] allowed per course; [[World_1_(New_Super_Mario_Bros._2)#World_1-1|World 1-1]] starts with 50 seconds. The players can boost their time limit by collecting [[+ Clock]]s and making it past [[Checkpoint Flag]]s.


As mentioned before, one single life loss ends the challenge, since the players cannot collect [[Extra Life|extra lives]]. Because of this, collecting 100 coins does not affect the players' life count, and all [[1-Up Mushroom]]s are replaced by [[Golden Mushroom]]s, which give 50 coins (100 if collected by Gold Mario) each. Mario's remaining time will also be converted into coins (1 coin for every 5 remaining seconds). The third random course will always be a [[Tower]] or a [[Castle]]. There are three course packs, and more packs can be downloaded via paid downloadable content at the [[Nintendo 3DS#Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]].<ref>http://www.gamesradar.com/new-super-mario-bros-2-dlc-and-more-detailed-new-trailer/</ref>
As mentioned before, one single life loss ends the challenge, since the players cannot collect [[Extra Life|extra lives]]. Because of this, collecting 100 coins does not affect the players' life count, and all [[1-Up Mushroom]]s are replaced by [[Golden Mushroom]]s, which give 50 coins (100 if collected by Gold Mario) each. Mario's remaining time will also be converted into coins (1 coin for every 5 remaining seconds). The third random course will always be a [[Tower]] or a [[Castle]]. There are three course packs, and more packs can be downloaded via paid downloadable content at the [[Nintendo 3DS#Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]].<ref>http://www.gamesradar.com/new-super-mario-bros-2-dlc-and-more-detailed-new-trailer/</ref>

Revision as of 21:08, August 26, 2012

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Coin Rush with Mario
Mario, at World 6-A, in Coin Rush mode.

Coin Rush is a mode in New Super Mario Bros. 2. It can only be played with one player. In this mode, the players, as Mario, must race through three random courses without losing one life, and while collecting as many coins as possible. Of course, the players still have access to all the coin-rewarding items from Solo Play mode, such as the Gold Block.

Once players beat World 6-Castle in the main game, they will be given a Gold Flower in the Item Stock (unless White Raccoon Mario mode is chosen, whereas the Item Stock will be empty), which can be used in only one of the three levels. By default, there are only 100 seconds on the time limit allowed per course; World 1-1 starts with 50 seconds. The players can boost their time limit by collecting + Clocks and making it past Checkpoint Flags.

As mentioned before, one single life loss ends the challenge, since the players cannot collect extra lives. Because of this, collecting 100 coins does not affect the players' life count, and all 1-Up Mushrooms are replaced by Golden Mushrooms, which give 50 coins (100 if collected by Gold Mario) each. Mario's remaining time will also be converted into coins (1 coin for every 5 remaining seconds). The third random course will always be a Tower or a Castle. There are three course packs, and more packs can be downloaded via paid downloadable content at the Nintendo eShop.[1]

Coin Rush also features StreetPass functionality, which allows Coin Rush players to challenge one another's Coin Rush records.

Coin Values

Items

Item Reward as Mario Reward as Gold Mario
Coin 1 coin 1 coin
Golden Mushroom 50 coins 100 coins
First* Star/Moon Coin 10 coins 20 coins
Second* Star/Moon Coin 20 coins 40 coins
Third* Star/Moon Coin 50 coins 100 coins

* - Order of Star Coins collected in a single level.

Enemies/Bosses

Number of enemies defeated consecutively Reward as Gold Mario or from defeating gold enemy Reward from defeating gold enemy as Gold Mario
First defeated enemy 5 coins 10 coins
Second defeated enemy 10 coins 20 coins
Third defeated enemy 15 coins 30 coins
Fourth defeated enemy 20 coins 40 coins
Fifth (or more) defeated enemy 50 coins 100 coins
Number of boss hits Reward as Mario Reward as Gold Mario
First/second hit on boss 0 coins 30 coins
Final hit on boss Coin total multiplied by 2

Flagpole

Height Reward as Mario Reward as Gold Mario
Top of flagpole Coin total multiplied by 2
Lower than top 0 coins 10 to 50 coins*

* - The amount of coins earned from grabbing the flagpole as Gold Mario depends on the height Mario grabbed it (i.e. The higher Mario grabs the pole, the more coins he receives).

Starting Packs

  • Mushroom Pack: Included in-game; randomly selects courses from Worlds 1, 2, and Mushroom.
  • Flower Pack: Included in-game; randomly selects from Worlds 3, 4, and Flower.
  • Star Pack: Included in-game; randomly selects from Worlds 5, 6, and Star.

Course Selections List

Although the courses are selected at random with each Coin Rush run, they're not completely random, as they'll only appear, based on which Coin Rush round the players are in. Below is a list of which courses the players may get for each round.

Course Pack Course 1 Course 2 Course 3
Mushroom Pack
  • World 1-1
  • World 1-3
  • World 1-4
  • World 1-A
  • World 2-2
  • World 2-4
  • World 2-5
  • World 2-A
  • World 2-B
  • World Mushroom-1
  • World Mushroom-A
  • World Mushroom-B
  • World 1-2
  • World 1-5
  • World 2-1
  • World 2-3
  • World 2-Ghost House
  • World Mushroom-2
  • World Mushroom-3
  • World Mushroom-Ghost House
  • World 1-Tower
  • World 1-Castle
  • World 2-Tower
  • World 2-Castle
  • World Mushroom-Castle
Flower Pack
  • World 3-1
  • World 3-3
  • World 3-4
  • World 4-1
  • World 4-2
  • World 4-3
  • World 4-4
  • World 4-A
  • World 4-B
  • World Flower-1
  • World Flower-2
  • World Flower-3
  • World Flower-B
  • World 3-2
  • World 3-5
  • World 3-A
  • World 3-Ghost House
  • World 4-5
  • World 4-C
  • World 4-Ghost House
  • World Flower-A
  • World Flower-Ghost House
  • World 3-Tower
  • World 3-Castle
  • World 4-Tower
  • World 4-Castle
  • World Flower-Castle
Star Pack
  • World 5-1
  • World 5-3
  • World 5-4
  • World 5-5
  • World 5-6
  • World 5-A
  • World 6-1
  • World 6-2
  • World 6-4
  • World 6-5
  • World 6-A
  • World 6-B
  • World Star-1
  • World Star-2
  • World Star-5
  • World Star-7
  • World 5-2
  • World 5-Ghost House
  • World 6-3
  • World 6-Ghost House
  • World Star-3
  • World Star-4
  • World Star-6
  • World 5-Tower
  • World 5-Castle
  • World 6-Tower

StreetPass

Coin Rush also features a StreetPass functionality. Upon the completion of a Coin Rush session, the player is allowed to save a record of their run. This record will then be exchanged with other New Super Mario Bros. 2 players via StreetPass. Upon receiving another player's Coin Rush record, the receiving player may challenge the same three stages in the same order to earn more coins than the other player did. The number of coins to beat is not revealed until the player beats the record. Beating the received record earns the player a Crown Coin.

In addition, each player may save only one of their own records at a time. This is the record that will be sent via StreetPass. Players may overwrite their previous record by either challenging their previous record on the same three stages, or by starting a brand new Coin Rush run. At the end, the player is given the choice to overwrite their previous record.

Names in Other Languages

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