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But when you're using the gamepad, it's usually best if you just use the stick to look around and only tilt to make adjustments to that. First time I played that game I was on a cramped couch with a bunch of kids and I don't recall having to brutalize them with my gorilla arms, and I don't think the action was fast enough even in the later levels for me to need to move it quickly. The real difficulty is in not killing everyone around you when trying to use the 1:1ish motion control with the sword...
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The stamp's not that hard to find. You already went outside, and the clue to there even being a way outside is the fact the rolling spikes don't explode due to there being no back wall. You needed someone who could fly up, though.
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Nov 8, 2014 03:23
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Or climb up. I forgot cats are a thing that exist in Mario now. Then again, the rate at which you guys lose powerups suggests you'd never get one over there in this kind of stage.
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Nov 8, 2014 04:56
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Actually, the effect of your lines depends on when you make the lines. You can add or remove lines from anyone or everyone. It shows in the little box at the bottom of your column who's getting what if you make a line. The part of the screen that is constantly changing regardless of your input but nobody is paying attention to. edit: Actually quote:nobody is paying attention
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