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[[Image:Figure_SkatingDS.PNG|thumb|'''Figure Skating''' in the DS Version.]] | |||
The Nintendo DS version of '''Figure Skating''' is a bit different from the Wii one. The player holds the stylus and drags the character where they want it to go, and then use the stylus to perform spins and other tricks. There are three songs on the DS version including Carmen, and a song from the Nutcracker. | The Nintendo DS version of '''Figure Skating''' is a bit different from the Wii one. The player holds the stylus and drags the character where they want it to go, and then use the stylus to perform spins and other tricks. There are three songs on the DS version including Carmen, and a song from the Nutcracker. | ||
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Revision as of 23:41, October 16, 2009
Figure Skating is an event in both the Wii and DS versions of Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games.
Wii Version
In the Wii version there are 6 songs to skate to, such as Swan Lake, the Nutcracker, and other classics. In Figure Skating, only the Wii remote is used. The character that is picked will skate laps around the rink, and the player must shake the Wii remote according to the arrows. For example, if there is a down arrow, the Wii remote should be shook in a slapping motion.
Nintendo DS Version
The Nintendo DS version of Figure Skating is a bit different from the Wii one. The player holds the stylus and drags the character where they want it to go, and then use the stylus to perform spins and other tricks. There are three songs on the DS version including Carmen, and a song from the Nutcracker.
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