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The application features the ability to move the characters away from the [[AR Games|AR card]] and place them anywhere to take a photo by pressing {{button|3ds|L}} to "grab" the characters on screen and place them elsewhere; pressing the button again "releases" the characters, causing them to disappear. Pressing {{button|3ds|R}} takes a picture, and pressing one of the face buttons allows for a time delay before a photo is automatically taken ({{button|3ds|A}} being three seconds, {{button|3ds|B}} being five seconds, {{button|3ds|Y}} being ten seconds, and {{button|3ds|X}} being random}}. Pressing the camera button on the bottom screen switches from the exterior camera to the interior one, and vice versa. The player can also cause several effects to happen on-screen by using the {{button|3ds|pad}}, such as blowing [[Bubble|bubbles]] with right, causing a shower of stars with down, causing it to snow with left, and having party poppers go off with up. The lighting in the scene can be altered with the {{button|3ds|stick}}, allowing players to change the angle and color of the light. Pressing the | The application features the ability to move the characters away from the [[AR Games|AR card]] and place them anywhere to take a photo by pressing {{button|3ds|L}} to "grab" the characters on screen and place them elsewhere; pressing the button again "releases" the characters, causing them to disappear. Pressing {{button|3ds|R}} takes a picture, and pressing one of the face buttons allows for a time delay before a photo is automatically taken ({{button|3ds|A}} being three seconds, {{button|3ds|B}} being five seconds, {{button|3ds|Y}} being ten seconds, and {{button|3ds|X}} being random}}. Pressing the camera button on the bottom screen switches from the exterior camera to the interior one, and vice versa. The player can also cause several effects to happen on-screen by using the {{button|3ds|pad}}, such as blowing [[Bubble|bubbles]] with right, causing a shower of stars with down, causing it to snow with left, and having party poppers go off with up. The lighting in the scene can be altered with the {{button|3ds|stick}}, allowing players to change the angle and color of the light. Pressing the | ||
Placing multiple cards in one frame causes the characters to interact with each other in some way (i.e. the [[Goomba]] charges [[Mario]] but gets jumped on); the [[? Block]] card is also compatible with the application, which creates a [[Warp Pipe]] that provides a different reaction with each character the card interacts with (with Mario | Placing multiple cards in one frame causes the characters to interact with each other in some way (i.e. the [[Goomba]] charges [[Mario]] but gets jumped on); the [[? Block]] card is also compatible with the application, which creates a [[Warp Pipe]] that provides a different reaction with each character the card interacts with (with Mario, Peach, and Luigi a [[Toad]] emerges, and with the Goomba, Koopa Troopa, and Bowser, a [[Piranha Plant]] emerges; if multiple character cards are in the frame, the question card shows only a pipe, and if nothing else is on screen, a [[Bullet Bill]] emerges). Viewing the cards from various directions and calling their name into the microphone also causes several actions to occur. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||