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[[File:YTT-Spirit of Surprises Screenshot3.png|frame|The [[Spirit Who Loves Surprises]] teaching [[Yoshi]] how to use Gravity.]] | [[File:YTT-Spirit of Surprises Screenshot3.png|frame|The [[Spirit Who Loves Surprises]] teaching [[Yoshi]] how to use Gravity.]] | ||
In ''[[Yoshi Topsy-Turvy]]'', gravity makes its first notable appearance in which it affects gameplay. If the player tilts the [[Game Boy Advance]] left or right, the world tilts accordingly. This element of gameplay doesn't appear in any other ''Mario'' or ''[[Yoshi (franchise)|Yoshi]]'' game. Tilting the console causes items such as [[Boulder]]s and enemies to roll in the according direction, and causes items such as [[Apple|apples]] to tilt in that direction as well. | In ''[[Yoshi Topsy-Turvy]]'', gravity makes its first notable appearance in which it affects gameplay. If the player tilts the [[Game Boy Advance]] left or right, the world tilts accordingly. This element of gameplay doesn't appear in any other ''Super Mario'' or ''[[Yoshi (franchise)|Yoshi]]'' game. Tilting the console causes items such as [[Boulder]]s and enemies to roll in the according direction, and causes items such as [[Apple|apples]] to tilt in that direction as well. | ||
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