No Time to Dawdle: Difference between revisions
(Proof here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6MT-sFALQHAblNjZHVJX20zcTg/view?usp=sharing (yeah, this is the Wii U version, and yeah, I played it through) This even happened on GameXplain video as well.) |
(→Trivia: Something I found about the exclamation mark displaying in the level name on the Wii U version on certain occasions.) |
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*On the Wii U Virtual Console version, the first time the level is selected and played, the level name is displayed as "No Time to Dawdle" without an exclamation mark, but after the level is completed, the player loses a life, or the player exits the level by pressing {{button|gba|start}} and selecting "Return to Map", and then the player reopens the Level Card menu to re-select the level any time after the first time, the level name will be displayed with an exclamation mark ("No Time to Dawdle'''!'''"). | *On the Wii U Virtual Console version, the first time the level is selected and played, the level name is displayed as "No Time to Dawdle" without an exclamation mark, but after the level is completed, the player loses a life, or the player exits the level by pressing {{button|gba|start}} and selecting "Return to Map", and then the player reopens the Level Card menu to re-select the level any time after the first time, the level name will be displayed with an exclamation mark ("No Time to Dawdle'''!'''"). If the player saves and exits the game after the level name is displayed with the exclamation mark, and reopens the Level Card menu, the exclamation mark will disappear. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 20:00, November 1, 2016
Template:Level No Time to Dawdle[1] (Japanese: B Dash de Kakenukero! (Bダッシュでかけぬけろ! Run Through With B-Dash!, unofficially known as Template:Conjecturaltext)) is an e-Reader level for Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 initially released only in Japan, but eventually becoming available internationally with the game's Virtual Console release in 2016. Because it was not sold in a basic set of cards, players would have to bring their copy of the game to select stores and retailers would download the stage onto their copy of the game. The level itself is very similar to Castle Dash.
Level synopsis
The time limit for No Time to Dawdle is a mere twenty seconds, meaning the player must run through the level dodging enemies, which include Spinies, Koopa Troopas, and Koopa Paratroopas. The level's difficulty is rated five stars, and it has five Advance Coins.
Trivia
- On the Wii U Virtual Console version, the first time the level is selected and played, the level name is displayed as "No Time to Dawdle" without an exclamation mark, but after the level is completed, the player loses a life, or the player exits the level by pressing
and selecting "Return to Map", and then the player reopens the Level Card menu to re-select the level any time after the first time, the level name will be displayed with an exclamation mark ("No Time to Dawdle!"). If the player saves and exits the game after the level name is displayed with the exclamation mark, and reopens the Level Card menu, the exclamation mark will disappear.
External links
References
- ^ GameXplain. (January 31, 2016). All 38 e-Reader Levels in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros 3 - PLAYTHROUGH. YouTube. Retrieved February 1, 2016.
