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Players are able to drag objects such as girders, springs, conveyor belts, pipes, and elevators to guide the Mini Marios to the ends of levels, similar to [[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!]]. There are also separate doors for different Minis in some levels. | Players are able to drag objects such as girders, springs, conveyor belts, pipes, and elevators to guide the Mini Marios to the ends of levels, similar to [[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!]]. There are also separate doors for different Minis in some levels. | ||
The game also includes the Workshop, where players can make up to 50 custom levels. Parts from the [[Workshop Store]] can be used in the Workshop to customize the look of created levels. Levels can be shared trough the Community option, which works with Miiverse. Players can share, play, and 'Yeah' levels. Players can also tip Stars they earned in the main game to level creators. | The game also includes the Workshop, where players can make up to 50 custom levels. Parts from the [[Workshop Store]] can be used in the Workshop to customize the look of created levels. Levels can be shared trough the Community option, which works with Miiverse. Players can share, play, and 'Yeah' levels. Players can also tip Stars they earned in the main game to level creators. Players can also share level between both versions of the game. | ||
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Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars is an upcoming game for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. As the sixth Mario vs. Donkey Kong game, it will be the first one to also be released on a home console. The game shares many elements with most of the series, and also debuts new features such as sharing custom stages through Miiverse. Parts and new minis can be unlocked in the Workshop Store after paying for them with stars, which can also be given to other players as a "tip" for their shared stages. The game is exclusive to the Nintendo eShop, but not in Japan. The Wii U version requires 0.93 GB of memory to be installed, and the Nintendo 3DS version 3200 blocks.[1]
Story
Donkey Kong kidnaps Pauline, leaving Mario and his force of Mini Marios to rescue her. [2]
Gameplay
Players are able to drag objects such as girders, springs, conveyor belts, pipes, and elevators to guide the Mini Marios to the ends of levels, similar to Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. There are also separate doors for different Minis in some levels.
The game also includes the Workshop, where players can make up to 50 custom levels. Parts from the Workshop Store can be used in the Workshop to customize the look of created levels. Levels can be shared trough the Community option, which works with Miiverse. Players can share, play, and 'Yeah' levels. Players can also tip Stars they earned in the main game to level creators. Players can also share level between both versions of the game.
Characters
- Mario
- Donkey Kong
- Pauline
- Mini Mario
- Mini Toad
- Mini Peach
- Mini Donkey Kong
- Mini Pauline
- Mini Luigi
- Gold Mini Mario
- Cursed Mini Mario
Worlds
The main game features eight worlds; two of them are unlockable. Each world features eight levels.
- 1: Rolling Hills
- 2: Jumpy Jungle
- 3: Runaway Warehouse
- 4: Crumbling Cavern
- ?: Swirling Courtyard
- ?: Clattering Cabin
- ?: Dashing Desert
- ?: Twilight Valley
- ?: Winding Ravine
- ?: Shimmering Gold Palace
The games also features Bonus Worlds.
Items and Obstacles
- Blockers
- Blue Elevators
- Cannons
- Coins
- Color Switches
- Conveyors
- Conveyor Pickups
- Crumble Blocks
- Elevator Pickups
- Girders
- Girder Pickups
- Mini Doors
- Hammers
- Horizontal Springs
- Ladders
- Magnet Rod
- M-Tokens
- Pink Blocks
- Purple Conveyors
- Spikes
- Vertical Springs
- Warp Pipes
Enemies
- Canon Kongs[3]
- Circus Kong
- Fire Piranha Plants[4]
- Mini Pokeys[2]
- Mini Shy Guys[4]
- Piranha Plants[4]
- Thwomps[4]
Stamps
- Main article: List of stamps in Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars
Like some other Wii U games, this game will feature stamps. One way of getting those is by buying items in the Workshop Store. Over 70 stamps can be collected.[5]
Cross-Play promotion
Nintendo has announced that when one version of the game has been bought on the Nintendo eShop, the player will receive a download code for a free download of the other version. Levels are also able to be shared between the 3DS and Wii U versions of the game.
Gallery
- MVSDK Wii U TIPPING STARS.jpg
The game's official North American logo
Mini Donkey Kong, Mini Mario, Mini Peach, and the newest addition to the toys, Mini Luigi
A star
Mini Mario
Mini Luigi Artwork
Names in other languages
External links
References
- ^ European box arts
- ^ a b c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db0lXmtgkHA
- ^ http://youtu.be/r33Fbn7u9cU?t=1m6s
- ^ a b c d [1]
- ^ http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wiiu/wafj/play/index.html Nintendo. Retrieved Feb. 27, 2015.
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