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When i looked closely to the gameplay, there is a time limit there. Can anyone explain more about this? [[Special:Contributions/36.75.254.209|36.75.254.209]] 06:33, 12 September 2014 (EDT)
When i looked closely to the gameplay, there is a time limit there. Can anyone explain more about this? [[Special:Contributions/36.75.254.209|36.75.254.209]] 06:33, 12 September 2014 (EDT)
:You lose when time's up. Big numbers shows up if you have less than 10 seconds. You can get time (some yellow 5-sec clocks) by making close circuits, like 8-shaped or circles. Sorry, the article was left a year ago and I'm trying to revamp it up, {{User:Tsunami/sig}}

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Number of levels

There are 180 levels, 4 worlds, 60 each. 4 × 60 = 240. I don't understand.

Red-CyanToad (talk) 12:38, 8 May 2013 (EDT)

This is highly strange, i think it's ment to say over 180 levels, also there are diffrent modes with diffrent levels so the number should be quite higher. - Cubeguy2ver.pngCubeguy(talk)
Mario's Main Event, Puzzle Palace, and Many Mini Mayhem have 60 levels each, totaling 180 levels. Giant Jungle only has 3 levels.

--Newzzz

That's still over 180 levels, even by 3, it's good this was sorted out quickly. - Cubeguy2ver.pngCubeguy(talk)
Is it really true that there are expert levels, too? There (maybe) are more than 180 levels, for exactly. 36.75.254.209 06:48, 12 September 2014 (EDT)

Expert Levels Found

There happens to be additional expert levels. They are unlocked after the first 60 levels are completed. However, I cannot be certain enough to state the amount of expert levels are there in the entire game.

Here is evidence: [1]

--Newzzz

There is only one set of expert levels per mode besides the jungle one. - Cubeguy2ver.pngCubeguy(talk)

Time Limit

When i looked closely to the gameplay, there is a time limit there. Can anyone explain more about this? 36.75.254.209 06:33, 12 September 2014 (EDT)

You lose when time's up. Big numbers shows up if you have less than 10 seconds. You can get time (some yellow 5-sec clocks) by making close circuits, like 8-shaped or circles. Sorry, the article was left a year ago and I'm trying to revamp it up, YoshiCGicon.pngTSUNAMIArtwork of Plessie with the four playable characters, from Super Mario 3D World.