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The application features the ability to move the characters away from the [[AR Games|AR card]] and place them anywhere to take a photo by pressing {{button|3ds|L}} to "grab" the characters on screen and place them elsewhere; pressing the button again "releases" the characters, causing them to appear back on their card or disappear if it is no longer on screen. Pressing {{button|3ds|R}} takes a picture, and pressing one of the face buttons allows for a time delay before a photo is automatically taken ({{button|3ds|A}} being three seconds, {{button|3ds|B}} being five seconds, {{button|3ds|Y}} being ten seconds, and {{button|3ds|X}} being random). Pressing the camera button on the bottom screen switches from the exterior camera to the interior one, and vice versa. The player can also cause several effects to happen on-screen by using the {{button|3ds|pad}}, such as blowing [[Bubble|bubbles]] with right, causing a shower of stars with down, causing it to snow with left, and having party poppers go off with up. The lighting in the scene can be altered with the {{button|3ds|stick}}, allowing players to change the angle and color of the light. | The application features the ability to move the characters away from the [[AR Games|AR card]] and place them anywhere to take a photo by pressing {{button|3ds|L}} to "grab" the characters on screen and place them elsewhere; pressing the button again "releases" the characters, causing them to appear back on their card or disappear if it is no longer on screen. Pressing {{button|3ds|R}} takes a picture, and pressing one of the face buttons allows for a time delay before a photo is automatically taken ({{button|3ds|A}} being three seconds, {{button|3ds|B}} being five seconds, {{button|3ds|Y}} being ten seconds, and {{button|3ds|X}} being random). Pressing the camera button on the bottom screen switches from the exterior camera to the interior one, and vice versa. The player can also cause several effects to happen on-screen by using the {{button|3ds|pad}}, such as blowing [[Bubble|bubbles]] with right, causing a shower of stars with down, causing it to snow with left, and having party poppers go off with up. The lighting in the scene can be altered with the {{button|3ds|stick}}, allowing players to change the angle and color of the light. | ||
Placing multiple cards in one frame causes the characters to interact with each other in some way (i.e. the [[Goomba]] charges [[Mario]] but gets jumped on); the [[? Block]] card is also compatible with the application, which creates a [[Warp Pipe]] that provides a different reaction with each character the card interacts with (with Mario, Peach, and Luigi | Placing multiple cards in one frame causes the characters to interact with each other in some way (i.e. the [[Goomba]] charges [[Mario]] but gets jumped on); the [[? Block]] card is also compatible with the application, which creates a [[Warp Pipe]] that provides a different reaction with each character the card interacts with (with Mario, Peach, and Luigi a [[Toad]] emerges, and with the Goomba, Koopa Troopa, and Bowser, a [[Piranha Plant]] emerges; if multiple character cards are in the frame, the question card shows only a pipe, and if nothing else is on screen, a [[Bullet Bill]] emerges). Viewing the cards from various directions and calling their name into the microphone also causes several actions to occur. | ||
==Cards== | ==Cards== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{main | {{main|Gallery:Photos with Mario}} | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
PTWSM Promo.png|Promotional image featuring the first three cards released | PTWSM Promo.png|Promotional image featuring the first three cards released | ||
