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'''''Mario Hoops 3-on-3''''', titled | '''''Mario Hoops 3-on-3''''', titled '''''Mario Slam Basketball''''' in Europe, is a ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' [[Genre#Sports|sports]] game developed by [[Square Enix]] for the [[Nintendo DS]]. It features [[Mario]] and his friends participating in basketball with two competing teams of three characters. This game is the first ''Super Mario'' sports game to be dedicated around basketball. While the game plays with the traditional basketball rules of shooting the ball into a net, various ''Super Mario''-themed mechanics are incorporated into the game to differentiate from the real sport. For example, players can dribble the ball into [[? Panel]]s to obtain [[coin]]s that better their score whenever a shot is taken, and when on defense, these ? Panels provide ''Super Mario'' franchise items to use against the opposition. Players can additionally perform Special Shots to ensure that the ball makes it into the hoop. Unlike most other ''Super Mario'' sports titles, ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3'' is controlled entirely by the touchscreen, with nearly all moves using swipe or tapping controls via the Nintendo DS [[Nintendo DS#Stylus|stylus]]. The game supports local play with multiple cartridges and download play with a single cartridge, and it supports up to four players. | ||
Originally, the game was meant to be an original intellectual property, but Square Enix felt that it would work well if it were a part of the ''Super Mario'' franchise, and so Square Enix contacted [[Nintendo]], who then allowed it to use the ''Super Mario'' label. Due to Square Enix being the developer of this game, this game is the first game that has ''Super Mario'' and ''{{wp|Final Fantasy}}'' characters appear together as playable characters, in addition to other ''Final Fantasy'' elements present in this title. | Originally, the game was meant to be an original intellectual property, but Square Enix felt that it would work well if it were a part of the ''Super Mario'' franchise, and so Square Enix contacted [[Nintendo]], who then allowed it to use the ''Super Mario'' label. Due to Square Enix being the developer of this game, this game is the first game that has ''Super Mario'' and ''{{wp|Final Fantasy}}'' characters appear together as playable characters, in addition to other ''Final Fantasy'' elements present in this title. | ||
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