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→Mini Games: "Some of the 1-player games are exactly the same as those in Super Mario 64 DS."
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===Mini Games=== | ===Mini Games=== | ||
Engage in a set of stylus driven mini-games with 1-4 people. The games you can play depend on the number of players. There are 5 catagories of minigames, each representing a different style of play. The catagories are: Action (Games based on skill with the stylus), Puzzle (Games based on intelligent though), Table (Games based mostly on luck), Variety (Games that do not fit in other genres, not a genre in 2-player) and 1-on-1 (Games where you actions affect the other player, and vice-versa. 2-player only). The mini-games themselves, grouped by genre, are: | Engage in a set of stylus driven mini-games with 1-4 people. The games you can play depend on the number of players. There are 5 catagories of minigames, each representing a different style of play. The catagories are: Action (Games based on skill with the stylus), Puzzle (Games based on intelligent though), Table (Games based mostly on luck), Variety (Games that do not fit in other genres, not a genre in 2-player) and 1-on-1 (Games where you actions affect the other player, and vice-versa. 2-player only). | ||
Some of the 1-player games are exactly the same as those in [[Super Mario 64 DS]]. | |||
The mini-games themselves, grouped by genre, are: | |||
====Action==== | ====Action==== | ||
