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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
[[File:Marioroulette_Screenshot.jpg|thumb|left|The title screen of ''Mario Roulette''. It is similar to the gameplay of ''Super Mario World''.]]
[[File:MarioRoulette-title.png|thumb|left|The title screen of ''Mario Roulette''. It is similar to the gameplay of ''Super Mario World''.]]
[[Mario]] is the main character that appears mounted on [[Yoshi]] throughout the game. During the attract mode, a cutscene shows Mario mounted on Yoshi traversing a scenario like on the title screen, showing the name of the game after a few seconds. An instructional video is then shown, where Mario explains how to play. After that, there is a demo of the game in action, and then it goes back to the title.  
''Mario Roulette'' is a medal game in which [[Mario]] is the main character that appears mounted on [[Yoshi]] throughout the game. During the attract mode, a cutscene shows Mario mounted on Yoshi traversing a scenario like on the title screen, showing the name of the game after a few seconds. An instructional video is then shown, where Mario explains how to play. After that, there is a demo of the game in action, and then it goes back to the title.  


After the player inserts up to three medals (a kind of currency that is often exchanged for prizes or to play again) out of the game title screen, the game begins. The more medals the player wagers, the higher the prizes. The game consists of a wheel with eight black squares, each showing an icon of an item. The items are [[Super Mushroom]]s, [[Cape Feather]]s, [[Super Star|Star]]s, and [[Fire Flower]]s. Those symbols turn beside one that is in the center and stopped at first. To make them stop, the player must press the only button on the machine. After the player presses the button, the icons stop spinning around, showing the items that were shown, and then the icon in the center begins to randomly select the icon that is at the center, requiring the player to press the button again to stop it.  
After the player inserts up to three medals (a kind of currency that is often exchanged for prizes or to play again) out of the game title screen, the game begins. The more medals the player wagers, the higher the prizes. The game consists of a wheel with eight black squares, each showing an icon of an item. The items are [[Super Mushroom]]s, [[Cape Feather]]s, [[Super Star|Star]]s, and [[Fire Flower]]s. These symbols turn beside one that is in the center and stopped at first. To make them stop, the player must press the only button on the machine. After the player presses the button, the icons stop spinning around, showing the items that were shown, and then the icon in the center begins to randomly select the icon that is at the center, requiring the player to press the button again to stop it.  


If the symbols match the center to form lines, the player wins, and the screen flashes the symbols that were made to win with green "Win" marks. Mario strikes his victory pose as the bonus clear music from ''Super Mario World'' plays, and then a screen with a picture of Mario striking a victory pose in a yellow circle on a blue background with the word "COIN" and the number of prize winnings appears, and the player receives them. The number of prize winnings depends on how many lines of the same symbol are hit and what symbols are there, with greater winnings if the same symbol is lined up. If the player cannot align the icons correctly, or stops the center icon on a picture that shows [[Bowser]], the player loses the round. Mario dies with the death music for the former, and all squares turn into Bowser with some ominous music for the latter. If the player gets [[Princess Peach]], it acts as all symbols, the "princess rescued" theme plays, and Mario strikes his pose. Then, a cutscene is shown, saying "BIG BONUS" with the [[Super Star (theme)|invincibility theme]] playing and Mario hitting a block that makes coins come out of it. After 10 coins, it comes back to the "COIN" screen. The number of medals won with Peach is far greater than a normal win.
If the symbols match the center to form lines, the player wins, and the screen flashes the symbols that were made to win with green "Win" marks. Mario strikes his victory pose as the bonus clear music from ''Super Mario World'' plays, and then a screen with a picture of Mario striking a victory pose in a yellow circle on a blue background with the word "COIN" and the number of prize winnings appears, and the player receives them. The number of prize winnings depends on how many lines of the same symbol are hit and what symbols are there, with greater winnings if the same symbol is lined up. If the player cannot align the icons correctly, or stops the center icon on a picture that shows [[Bowser]], the player loses the round. Mario dies with the death music for the former, and all squares turn into Bowser with some ominous music for the latter. If the player gets [[Princess Peach]], it acts as all symbols, the "princess rescued" theme plays, and Mario strikes his pose. Then, a cutscene is shown, saying "BIG BONUS" with the [[Super Star (theme)|invincibility theme]] playing and Mario hitting a block that makes coins come out of it. After 10 coins, it comes back to the "COIN" screen. The number of medals won with Peach is far greater than a normal win.
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*[https://youtube.com/watch?v=RqKQ9cTn-vY Complete soundtrack]
*[https://youtube.com/watch?v=RqKQ9cTn-vY Complete soundtrack]


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[[Category:Super Mario World|*]]
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