Super Mario 64 DS: Difference between revisions

Other new features within the game include a wireless multiplayer VS. Mode, in which up to four players can play simultaneously on each Nintendo DS connected together locally (though this cannot be done on the [[Wii U]] [[Virtual Console]] version except for the single-player training), [[minigame]]s to play with each character, and new additions to the story mode such as new courses, missions, and bosses.

When the player is hit by an enemy, the cap topples off, and the character needs to retrieve it in a limited time. When the cap disappears, it reappears on a different, set, random location in the course. If Mario, Luigi, or Wario loses their original cap, they cannot pick up any other characters' caps or use Power Flowers until they retrieve their own. They also take double damage when hurt.

The following table displays information regarding each course, the [[Power Star]]s found within each course, how to get the Stars, and what character is required to obtain the Stars. During some missions, the player can find a cap of another character that will transform them into the character that owns the respective cap. The number of caps in a course varies and is based on which characters have been rescued, with few exceptions. Yoshi does not have a cap but is able to choose from the rescued characters before selecting a mission. When the player's coin meter reaches 100 for the first time in a particular course, a bonus Power Star appears, making a total of eight Power Stars available in each course. If the player receives a Star and redoes the mission, the Power Star will appear as blue and will not count toward the total.

|The player has to get the temporary Power Star under a limited time as transparent Luigi. This Star does not appear in the original.

|The player has to race to get the Power Star under a limited time after breaking the ice water block near the Mother Penguin, covering the Power Star. Only Wario can ground-pound the ice. This Star does not appear in the original.

|The player has to get the Power Star under a limited time as fast as possible. The player can change caps to change into a different and much faster character. This Star does not appear in the original.

|The player has to go through the toxic maze once more to get to the door that leads to the room above the falling boulders, then the player has to monkey-bar to the Power Star. Luigi can go through without taking damage with his Power Flower ability, as can Wario. Luigi can backflip up from the Black Brick in the room with the boulders, or Mario can wall-kick off a wall from the right of the brick.  

|The player will have to get the Power Star under a limited time as fast as possible. This Star does not appear in the original.

|The player will have to make it through the [[Tox Box]]es and activate the switch to get the Power Star in the desert's oasis via the Warp Zone at one end of the Tox Box maze, then teleport under a limited time.

|The player will have to get the timed Star under a limited time under Wiggler's small nest. This Star does not appear in the original.

|The player needs to get the timed Star under a limited time. This Star does not appear in the original.

|In the Boos' Courtyard, the player can find three bricks placed together. The player will have to ground-pound, kick, or punch the bricks to expose a secret entrance to Battle Fort. In this area, the player has to grab all five Silver Stars while avoiding [[Heave-Ho]]s, Goombas, Bob-ombs, and a Chuckya. Some Silver Stars may be in bricks or Goombas.

|In the Courtyard, the player will have to ground-pound, kick, or punch every Boo to earn all eight Red Coins to get a Power Star, which will appear in front of the Star statue.