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Before dropping a counter into a column, the players can highlight the space where the counter will fall by putting the mouse pointer on its column (on desktop devices) or by moving the highlight using two arrows on the sides of the grid (on smart devices). After that, they must simply click/tap on the grid to drop a counter into it. When a counter is dropped into the grid, it falls down to the lowest available space in the column. | Before dropping a counter into a column, the players can highlight the space where the counter will fall by putting the mouse pointer on its column (on desktop devices) or by moving the highlight using two arrows on the sides of the grid (on smart devices). After that, they must simply click/tap on the grid to drop a counter into it. When a counter is dropped into the grid, it falls down to the lowest available space in the column. | ||
At the beginning of the game, the first player is prompted to choose whether to play against a friend or the computer. If the former is selected, each player will take [[Mario]]'s or [[Luigi]]'s side, which will determine the color of their counters (red or green). When playing against the computer, the human player has to pick a difficulty level (Easy or Difficult) and will automatically take Mario's side. | At the beginning of the game, the first player is prompted to choose whether to play against a friend or the computer. If the former is selected, each player will take [[Mario]]'s or [[Luigi]]'s side, which will determine the color of their counters (red or green). When playing against the computer, the human player also has to pick a difficulty level (Easy or Difficult) and will automatically take Mario's side. | ||
When a player wins, a window appears where they can choose to play a new game, start again with the same player, or exit to the title screen. | When a player wins, a window appears where they can choose to play a new game, start again with the same player, or exit to the title screen. | ||
