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==Playable titles==
==Playable titles==
The application contains a total of 30 playable NES and SNES games, 9 of which are ''Mario'' and ''Donkey Kong'' games.
The application contains a total of 30 playable NES and SNES games, 11 of which are ''Mario'' and ''Donkey Kong'' games.
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Revision as of 21:46, October 8, 2015

Template:MoreImages Template:Infobox amiibo tap: Nintendo's Greatest Bits, known in Europe and Australia as amiibo Touch & Play: Nintendo Classics Highlights, is an application for Wii U in which players can scan amiibo to play trial versions of various NES and SNES titles. It was released on the Nintendo eShop as a free download on April 23, 2015 in Japan, on April 30, 2015 in Europe and North America, and on May 1 in Australia.

Gameplay

When the player scans an amiibo using the Wii U GamePad's NFC sensor NFC reader, a specific NES or SNES game will be unlocked, each of which allows the player to play three-minute highlights of various points in the game each time they scan the amiibo designated to that game. The player can switch between different scenes by scanning the same amiibo multiple times. The games assigned to each amiibo are completely random, and are not always based on the amiibo character's series. (For example, scanning a Mario amiibo may unlock a game unrelated to the Mario series.)

Playable titles

The application contains a total of 30 playable NES and SNES games, 11 of which are Mario and Donkey Kong games.

Mario-related scenes

Game Scene Setting
Donkey Kong 1 25m
2 75m
3 100m
Donkey Kong Jr.[1] 1 Stage 1
2 Stage 2
3 Stage 3
4 Stage 4
Wrecking Crew 1 Phase 1
2 Middle of Phase 6 (with Golden Hammer revealed)
3 Phase 11
4 Middle of Phase 19 (with letters "M-A-R-I-O" revealed)
5 Phase 25
6 Phase 50
7 Phase 100
Super Mario Bros.[2] 1 World 1-1
2 World 2-2
3 World 3-1
4 World 4-1
5 World 5-1
6 World 6-1
7 World 7-1
8 World 8-1
9 World 8-4
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels[1] 1 World 1-1 (as Mario)
2 World 2-3 (as Mario)
3 World 3-3 (as Luigi)
4 World 4-4 (as Mario)
5 World 5-1 (as Mario)
6 World 6-1 (as Luigi)
7 World 7-3 (as Mario)
8 World 8-4 (as Mario)
9 World 9-1 (as Mario)
Super Mario Bros. 2[1] 1 World 1-1 (as Mario)
2 World 1-3 (from the beginning of the second area, as Luigi)
3 World 3-1 (as Toad)
4 World 4-2 (as Princess Toadstool)
5 World 5-2 (as Princess Toadstool)
6 World 6-2 (as Luigi)
7 World 6-2 (before the battle with Tryclyde, as Mario)
8 World 7-2 (as Mario)
Super Mario Bros. 3[1] 1 World 1-1
2 World 2-2 (as Super Mario)
3 World 2-Fortress (as Super Mario)
4 World 3-1 (as Super Mario)
5 World 3-8 (as Fire Mario)
6 World 3-Airship (as Raccoon Mario)
7 World 4-1
8 World 7-1 (as Raccoon Mario)
9 World 8-Jets (as Raccoon Mario)
10 Bowser's Castle (as Tanooki Mario)
Super Mario World[2] 1 Yoshi's Island 2
2 Iggy's Castle (from the Midway Gate)
3 Donut Secret House
4 Vanilla Secret 3
5 Cheese Bridge Area
6 Forest of Illusion 1
7 Chocolate Island 2
8 Bowser's Castle (from the Front Door)
9 Funky
Dr. Mario[1] 1 Level 0 at low speed, with 4 viruses
2 Level 5 at low speed, with 24 viruses
3 Level 10 at high speed, with 44 viruses
4 Level 20 at high speed, with 10 viruses left
5 Level 24 at high speed, with 84 viruses
Yoshi 1 Level 1 at low speed
2 Level 3 at low speed
3 Level 5 at low speed
4 Level 10 at low speed
Super Mario Kart[1] 1 Mario Circuit 1 (as Toad)
2 Donut Plains 1 (as Luigi)
3 Ghost Valley 1 (as Peach)
4 Bowser Castle 1 (as Bowser)
5 Mario Circuit 2 (as Donkey Kong Jr.)
6 Choco Island 1 (as Yoshi)
7 Koopa Beach 1 (as Koopa Troopa)
8 Rainbow Road (as Mario)

Names in other languages

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