Bowserhas once again kidnapped Princess Peach™, but this time, Mario™ has another objective. The Mushroom Kingdom is bursting with more gold coins than before. Each level is littered with gold as coins rain down from overhead pipes, trails of coins are left behind special gold enemies and gold pipes transport Mario into coin-filled caverns. It's up to players to collect as many coins as possible throughout this scrolling adventure. The game also features returning abilities, challenges, and a 2-player cooperative mode*. Can you collect 1 million coins?

Features:

• Run, jump, bounce, and power-up through side-scrolling worlds while defeating enemies, discovering secrets, and collecting more coins than ever before
• Every level is filled with golden opportunities - gold rings that turn enemies into valuable gold versions, gold pipes that transport the player to treasure-filled caverns, and blocks that explode into absurd coin fountains
• Gold Mario can shoot gold fireballs, turning enemies and entire sets of blocks into coins
• Coin Rush Mode allows players to collect as many coins as possible across three levels and challenge friends via StreetPass™
• The entire game can be played cooperatively with two players using local wireless*
• The game includes the return of Raccoon Mario, giving Mario the ability to fly and access hidden areas
• Created specifically as a pick-up-and-play experience that can be instantly enjoyed by players of all skill levels on the Nintendo 3DS system.

Please use Parental Controls to restrict 3D access for children 6 and under.

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Brand: Nintendo

Origin: Imported

Nintendo

In the U.S., Nintendo became a household name during the 1980s, when its hand-held Game Boy became the must-have toy for millions of children (and, in many cases, their parents!). In the 1990s and 2000s Nintendo struck gold again with the Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 home video game consoles (the latter enhanced by 3D graphics), handheld Nintendo DS, and Wii. With so many technologically advanced toys in its product line, you might be surprised to find out that Nintendo has been around since 1889 — founded by Japanese entrepreneur Fusajiro Yamauchi as a producer of handmade card games. Centuries later, Nintendo continues to produce playing cards in addition to its consoles and games. One of our favorite Nintendo inventions: The stylish handheld 3DS XL, available in pink and white.