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==Objective== | ==Objective== | ||
The player starts by hitting the [[P Switch]]. Once it is hit, the player collects the top row of [[coin]]s. The player then [[Ground Pound]]s, and collects the bottom row of coins. After the P Switch's effect ends, the player can collect the middle row of coins. | The player starts by hitting the [[P Switch]]. Once it is hit, the player collects the top row of [[coin]]s. The player then [[Ground Pound]]s, and collects the bottom row of coins. After the P Switch's effect ends, the player can collect the middle row of coins. There are exactly 156 coins in this course, though only 150 coins are needed to get a Gold Medal. | ||
==Difficulty== | ==Difficulty== | ||
Revision as of 02:00, August 24, 2014
Mario in Ghost House Coin Curse.
Ghost House Coin Curse is a Coin Collection Challenge in New Super Mario Bros. U. The setting of the course is based on a section of the Frosted Glacier level, Swaying Ghost House.
Objective
The player starts by hitting the P Switch. Once it is hit, the player collects the top row of coins. The player then Ground Pounds, and collects the bottom row of coins. After the P Switch's effect ends, the player can collect the middle row of coins. There are exactly 156 coins in this course, though only 150 coins are needed to get a Gold Medal.
Difficulty
★★☆☆☆
Medals
- Gold Medal: 150 coins
- Silver Medal: 145 coins
- Bronze Medal: 135 coins
