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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This game's title comes from the phrase "touch and go", which is more or less synonymous with "risky". Many other things, such as films, plays, and magazines also hold the "touch and go" phrase as their namesake, making them possible namesakes, too. | *This game's title comes from the phrase "touch and go", which is more or less synonymous with "risky". Many other things, such as films, plays, and magazines also hold the "touch and go" phrase as their namesake, making them possible namesakes, too. | ||
*This game contains the famous "Totaka song", a little tune included in almost every game where [[Kazumi Totaka]] is member of the music staff in addition to voicing the star character. Here, pausing in the windy area explored in Marathon Mode to allow the background music to loop long enough will yield a short section with the Totaka song's notes. | *This game contains the famous "Totaka song", a little tune included in almost every game where [[Kazumi Totaka]] is a member of the music staff in addition to voicing the star character. Here, pausing in the windy area explored in Marathon Mode to allow the background music to loop long enough will yield a short section with the Totaka song's notes. | ||
*There is an | *There is an Easter egg in the game. When Baby Mario lands on Yoshi's saddle, during the cutscene the player can touch Baby Mario with the stylus to tickle him and make him laugh. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||