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I tried that. Did it. Was incredibly disappointed.Crackin355 said:If you use the Shooting Star with ROB on Mario Circuit then hit a goomba with a green shell, red shell, red shell, green shell (that order) you unlock Sonic and Tails (includes 16 new tracks based on sonic areas).PeteyPiranhaPerson said:SuperQueenChrysalis said:You could also do that on Mario Kart DS, but only if you had the Cucumber car, and were playing Airship Fortress.
What?
i think some of the new textures ruin the nostalgic feel for the courses but overall i think they're fineSuper Smash Misty said:Am I the only one who prefers the originals a lot better?
That's how it was originally spelledPeteyPiranhaPerson said:Super Smash Misty said:They need to have them as long, if not longer, as this.
Hey! It was still the +Control Pad back then
"Racoon Mario"[sic]
EDIT: "Walking Piranas"[sic]
And "Bloobers"
Baby Luigi said:I remember when manuals had sexy stuff like character bios. Those were always fun.
Baby Luigi said:I hate the new manuals these days. I remember when manuals had sexy stuff like character bios. Those were always fun. Now they're just the bare-bones requirement to be considered a "manual".
Ahh, man. Memories.PeteyPiranhaPerson said:One of my favorite manuals was the one for New Super Mario Bros. Don't know why.
I only had WarioWare Inc. (I think that's what it was called) for the DS, and I remember the manual having a cool different "look" to it. I re-read it over and over.Baby Luigi said:WarioWare usually has freaking awesome manuals. I have only Touched and Smooth Moves and the manuals are freaking great
Me too. I used to always go to my room and read Mario Kart Wii's manual... I'm gonna miss them.Baby Luigi said:I hate the new manuals these days. I remember when manuals had sexy stuff like character bios. Those were always fun. Now they're just the bare-bones requirement to be considered a "manual".