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*さあさ! みなさん! | *さあさ! みなさん! | ||
**( | **(Alright everyone!) | ||
*クツキーが やけましたよ! | *クツキーが やけましたよ! | ||
** | **(We made cookies!) | ||
*たのしい げき のあとは・・ | *たのしい げき のあとは・・ | ||
**( | **(Now that the fun play is done...) | ||
*おやつの じかんにしましよう! | *おやつの じかんにしましよう! | ||
**(It's snacktime!) | **(It's snacktime!) | ||
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| Nintendo Puzzle Collection | |||
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| Developer | Intelligent Systems TOSE Software Co. Nintendo Software Technology Corporation | ||
| Publisher | Nintendo | ||
| Platform(s) | Nintendo GameCube | ||
| Release date |  February 7, 2003 | ||
| Genre | Puzzle | ||
| Rating(s) |
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| Mode(s) | 1–4 players | ||
| Media | Nintendo GameCube:
 Optical disc | ||
| Input | Nintendo GameCube:
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- All ages
Nintendo Puzzle Collection (ＮＩＮＴＥＮＤＯ パズルコレクション) is a Japan-only Nintendo GameCube game released in 2003. It is a three-in-one compilation game containing sequels to three Nintendo action puzzle games: Dr. Mario, Panel de Pon, and Yoshi no Cookie. Dr. Mario was previously released in North America as Dr. Mario 64, Panel de Pon was ported from the unreleased Panel de Pon 64,[1] and Yoshi no Cookie is the only game that appears to not be originally developed as a Nintendo 64 title since it has native 480p and uses the system font.
Copies of the Nintendo Puzzle Collection were bundled with a Link Cable that allowed players to play the original Family Computer entries of the three games on a Game Boy Advance, with the exception of Panel de Pon, which boots a simplified rendition later used in Dr. Mario & Puzzle League. Wario World had a similar feature where players could play WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! microgames on their Game Boy Advances.
Nintendo Puzzle Collection was tentatively titled Masterpiece Puzzle Collection in development,[2] and it was planned to have a release outside Japan.[3] However, the English localized version, despite being given an E rating by the ESRB,[4] ended up being canceled.
Story and gameplay
Dr. Mario
The Dr. Mario 64 port offers the same gameplay as the original Nintendo 64 version.
Panel de Pon
The Panel de Pon game is a sequel to the Super Famicom original with additional modes, a new set of characters, and more stages. Feature-wise, it is similar to Pokémon Puzzle League, including the same set of puzzles.
Yoshi no Cookie
The Yoshi's Cookie remake is a complete revamp of the original. Vs. Mode can be played with up to four players. Unlike the original, however, it has a story mode, wherein Mario and Yoshi decide to take a nap after making too many cookie deliveries, but Bowser steals their cookies. Background music is remade from the soundtrack from the Nintendo Entertainment System version of the game.
Backgrounds in Action Mode use background tilesets from stages of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. Each round has different confetti when the player clears a stage.
| Round number | Stage appearance | Confetti type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Background of Make Eggs, Throw Eggs | Red, purple, and blue flowers |
| 2 | Background of the cavern background of The Cave Of Chomp Rock | Red, green, and blue mushrooms |
| 3 | A castle level similar to Salvo The Slime's Castle or Marching Milde's Fort | Yellow and blue Lemon Drops |
| 4 | Background of Jungle Rhythm... | Green and yellow leaves |
| 5 | Background of Ride Like The Wind | A flock of Goonies |
| 6 | Background of the first area of Ride The Ski Lifts | Snowflakes |
| 7 | A fortress level similar to Sluggy The Unshaven's Fort | Coins |
| 8 | Background of Shifting Platforms Ahead | Small green, yellow, and blue stars |
| 9 | Background of Beware The Spinning Logs | Red, blue, and green watermelons |
| 10 | Background of the final area of King Bowser's Castle | Green, orange, and red Yoshi eggs |
Cutscenes between rounds have changed from the NES, Game Boy, and SNES versions, and are as follows:
- Round 1: Mario throws a Yoshi Cookie to Yoshi, who eats it by catching it with his tongue. Mario then throws another Yoshi Cookie to Yoshi at a higher arc, accidentally hitting Yoshi in the head, knocking him out. The cookie bounces past Yoshi and lands in front of Bowser, who happily stomps the ground.
- Round 2: Mario throws a Yoshi Cookie to Yoshi, who eats it by catching it with his tongue. Yoshi then acts strangely before spitting the cookie out. The cookie turns much larger, surprising Mario and Yoshi.
- Round 3: Mario throws a fireball at a Yoshi Cookie that comes out of a Warp Pipe, toasting it, while Yoshi, standing on a block next to the Warp Pipe, catches the toasted cookie and eats it. Another Yoshi Cookie shoots up from the Warp Pipe, much higher than the last. Mario throws a fireball at it, but he misses, accidentally hitting Yoshi instead and burning him.
- Round 4: Bowser conjures a Bill Blaster in front of Mario and fires a Yoshi Cookie at him, and Mario throws a fireball at it to disintegrate it. Bowser fires another cookie, and Mario throws a fireball at it, toasting it. Mario then catches the cookie and eats it, to Bowser's shock.
- Round 5: Bowser conjures a Bill Blaster in front of Mario and fires a metallic Yoshi Cookie at him, and Mario jumps out of the way. Bowser then conjures up a larger Bill Blaster, and it fires a partially eaten Yoshi Cookie. The Bill Blaster misfires two times before firing Yoshi out from it, surprising Mario and Bowser.
- Round 6: Mario and Yoshi are running and jump over a Yoshi Cookie rolling on the grass, then over a giant one. Mario and Yoshi then come to a halt as they see Bowser inside a rubber ball chasing after them and run away from him.
- Round 7: Mario and Yoshi are at a running track, with Yoshi at the starting line. Mario blows a whistle, and Yoshi runs down the track, disappearing on the right side of the screen. Mario then throws a Yoshi Cookie in the air, and Yoshi reappears from the left side of the screen and catches the cookie as he reaches the finish line. Yoshi then acts strangely and starts to run much faster on the track. Mario throws another Yoshi Cookie, but it turns large and Yoshi crashes into it, knocking him out.
- Round 8: Bowser sees a Yoshi Cookie on the ground and discovers a trail of cookies left behind by Yoshi, who is carrying a bag of them with a tear at the bottom. Bowser then collects the fallen cookies in his own bag, and Yoshi turns around and sees him. As Bowser laughs, he turns around and notices Mario eating a Yoshi Cookie that came out from a tear in the bottom of his bag, to his shock.
- Round 9: Mario uses matches to light a fuse for fireworks and takes cover. A green fireball is shot out from the cannon and turns into several Yoshi Cookies. A second fireball is shot out, and Bowser, while on a cloud, catches the cookies it turns into with a net.
- Round 10: Mario sees a Yoshi Cookie roll along the ground and chases it, but he gets distracted by a shooting star in the distance. Mario then brings a telescope and looks at the sky through it. In first-person perspective, another shooting star appears, which turns out to be a Yoshi Cookie and gets closer and closer until it breaks through the lens of the telescope. Mario falls to the ground, and the small cookie pops out from the telescope's eyepiece into Mario's hands.
Enemies
The first five stages offer different non-playable opponents depending on the difficulty. All of the non-playable opponents in the story mode appear in Super Mario World, with the exception of Blooper and Hammer Bro.
Regardless of the difficulty, the final two stages offer the same non-playable opponents, though their skill differs between each difficulty. Stage 6 lets the player face off against Thwomp, followed by Kamek. Stage 7 is a best-three-out-of-five match against Bowser himself.
Easy
Normal
Hard
Reception
| Reviews | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Release | Reviewer, Publication | Score | Comment |
| Nintendo GameCube | Michael Cole, Nintendo World Report |
8/10 | Dr. Mario 64 is pretty bad, and more games would have been appreciated, but Yoshi’s Cookie and Panel de Pon are more than enough to make up for NPC’s weaknesses. Nintendo Puzzle Collection is highly recommended, and hopefully NOA will release it here in the future. |
| Nintendo GameCube | Cory D. Lewis, IGN |
N/A | As a standalone GameCube title, Nintendo Puzzle Collection isn't exactly a shining benchmark of the hardware's computing power. Sure, the visuals are every bit as bright and colorful as they were in their previous incarnations, but don't expect any GameCube specific enhancements here. Thankfully, with classic 2D gameplay this tight, much more really isn't needed to keep your mind glued into the Nintendo puzzle groove. GameCube owners looking for an excellent pack of timeless puzzle titles will be wise to anticipate Nintendo Puzzle Collection. |
| Aggregators | |||
| Compiler | Platform / Score | ||
| GameRankings | 75.00% | ||
Staff
- Main article: List of Nintendo Puzzle Collection staff
Quotes
Bowser
- 「グゴゴゴゴゴゴ・・・・・ おのれ〜! ゆるさんぞ〜! マリオ〜!」
- ("*menacing atmosphere* "Yoooouu!! I won't forgive you, Mario!")
- 「よくも わがはいの かわいい ぶかたちを いじめてくれたな・・」
- ("How dare you bully my adorable subordinates..")
- 「グワハハハ! え〜い やかましい! とちれるほうがわるいのだ!」
- ("GWAAHAHAHA! So noisy! I won't just give them back!")
- 「さあ おしやべりはここまでだ! やちれた ぶかたちのぶんまで ばいにして かえしてくれる!」
- ("Alright, enought chatter! For all the pain you inflicted on my subordinates, I'll pay you back double!")
- 「クツ・・こ・・この わがはい・・が まける・・な・・んて・・・」
- ("H...ho...how...could I be...defeated...")
- 「ウデをあげたな・・マリオよだが・・わがはいは・・なんどでもふっかつする・・」
- ("Your skills...have really improved Mario...but I'll be back...")
- 「わがはいは・・おまえに・・いじわる するの・・が・・いきがい・・なのだ・・グ・・グハハハ」
- ("Surely...hating you...is my reason...for existing...g-guhahaha...")
- 「その・・ときまで・・たのしみに しているが・・よい・・グハ・・グワハハハハハ・・・」
- ("I'll get you...next time...I'm looking forward to it...guha...GWAHAHAHAHAHA...")
Narrator
- あしたは ピーチひめの たんじょうび
- (Tomorrow is Princess Peach's Birthday)
- いつもなかよしの マリオとヨッシーは、いっしょに ピーチ姫への プレゼントの クッキーを っているようです・・・
- (Mario and Yoshi, friends forever, have come together and are making cookies to give Princess Peach as a present...)
- エツホ! エツホ! よしよし うまくやけた! きつとピーチひめもよろこぶぞ・・とマリオはまんぞくがお
- (Heave-Ho! Heave-Ho! Alright, well-baked! Princess Peach is sure to be delighted..and Mario is satisfied.)
- ヨツシーも おいしそうた やけた クツキーをはこびながうよろこんでいます
- (Yoshi is also happy as he carries the delicious-looking cookies.)
- やがて クツキーが かんせいろと きゆうに ドツとつかわが やつてきました
- (Eventually the cookies were finished, and fatigue quickly and suddenly arrived.)
- つかわたヨツシーモ ねむそうに おおあくび・・・
- (Sleepy Yoshi also gave a big yawn...)
- いつしようけんぬい クツキーづくりをしていたふたりは そむつてしまいました・・・
- (After working very hard making cookies, the two of them immediately fell soundly asleep...)
- そこにしのびよる あやしいかげ・・・
- (There, a suspicious shadow crept up...)
- ああ! たいへん! クツパは ふたりが つかわて ゐむりこけているのを みつけると・・・
- (AAAA! Oh no! Bowser discovers the two of them sleeping...)
- しぬしぬ いまのうちに・・・とふてきな えみをうかべながち さつていきした・・・
- ("Aha! Now is the time..." he thought, and an improprietous smile appeared on his face as he left...)
- ・・・しばらくたつて・・・
- (...a while later...)
- さきにおきた ヨツシーは クツキーがないことにきづき おおあわて
- (Yoshi woke up first, and he panicked as he noticed the cookies were gone!)
- いそいでマリオ をおこし まだ ねむいぬをこすつている マリオに あたふたと せつめいしました
- (He quickly woke up Mario, and as Mario rubbed the sleep from his eyes he explained the situation in a panic.)
- あ〜〜〜! クツキーがない〜〜! ・・とようやくことの じゆうだいさに きがついた のんきなマリオ
- ("AAAAA! The cookies are gone!" The gravity of the situation finally sinks in for the carefree Mario.)
- だわがこんなことを・・・ そのときマリオは あしもとに いっつうの てがみが おちているのをゐつけました
- (Who would do something like this...? Then, Mario's gaze fell upon a note under his feet.)
- マリオは りかリにふるえなら よみあげます・・・
- (Mario read out the note while shaking with rage...)
- 「ガハハ〜! ねぼすけマリオカたちよ! うまそうなクツキーはいただいたぞ! かえしてほしければ とりもどしに きてみろ! ガハハ〜!」
- ("GAHAHAAA! Hey, sleepyhead Mario! I got some delicious-looking cookies! If you want them back, come get them! GAHAHAAA!")
- なんということでしよう! クツパは ふたりがねているスキに せつかくつくつたクツキーを ひとつ のこちず うずいさつていたのです
- (Oh goodness! While both of them were napping after all that work making cookies, Bowser came and carried off every one of them.)
- ゆるさーん! クツパぬー! と マリオとヨツシーは カンカンです
- ("Unforgivable! That darn Bowser!" Mario and Yoshi are furious.)
- こうしてふたりは うばわれたクツキーを とりもどしに クツパいちみに たたかいを いどむ たびにでました
- (And so the two of them set out to fight Bowser and take back the cookies.)
- さてさて どうなることやち・・・
- (Well then, I wonder what will happen...)
- クツパのてがかりを さがして へいげんにやつてきた マリオとヨツシー
- (Following Bowser's trail, Mario and Yoshi arrived at the plains.)
- STAGE 1 「クリボン/ノコノコ/メツト」とうじょう!
- (Stage 1: Galoomba/Koopa Troopa/Buzzy Beetle battle!)
- がんばれ! マリオ! こんなところで まけるわけには いかないぞ!
- (Do your best, Mario! You can't afford to lose here!)
- なんなくたおしたマリオたち さーて どんどんすすみましよう!
- (Mario defeated them easily, so let's continue onward!)
- ゴボゴボゴボゴボ・・・ クツパをおつて うみのなかに やつてきました
- (Blub blub blub blub... Their pursuit of Bowser has brought them into the sea.)
- STAGE 2「プクプク/ゲツソー/グースカ」とうじょう!
- (Stage 2: Cheep-Cheep/Blooper/Rip Van Fish battle!)
- うみのなかでも がんばるマリオ! ぬのまえのテキを やっつけろ!
- (Even though you're in the sea, do your best mario! Defeat the enemy before you!)
- なんとか しようり! こんどくるときは カエルスーツを わすわずに・・・
- (You managed to win! Next time don't forget your Frog Suit...)
- やがて そちのせかいに たどりつきました ながめがさいこうです・・
- (Before long they reached the Sky World. The view is wonderful..)
- STAGE 3 「パタパタ/キラー/ジュゲム」とうじょう!
- (Stage 3: Koopa Paratroopa/Bullet Bill/Lakitu battle!)
- そちのうえでも やすむヒマは ないようです・・たたかえマリオ!
- (Even in the sky, there is no spare time to rest.. Fight on, Mario!)
- そちのうえでも つよいぞマリオ マントがあれば もつとちくに たたかえたかも??
- (Mario is strong even in the sky, but maybe he would have won easier if he'd had a Cape??)
- ヒユ~~ドロドロ・・なんだかせすじが さむくなつて きました
- (*wind blowing* *thunder rumbling* A chill ran down his spine.)
- STAGE 4 「テレサ/テレサウルス/スプーク」とうじょう!
- (Stage 4: Boo/Eerie/Fishin' Boo battle!)
- ゆうきをだして がんばれマリオ!
- (Show your courage and do your best, Mario!)
- こんども しようり! はやくここかち だつしゆつ しましよう！
- (It's victory this time! Now quickly get out of here!)
- いつのまにか ひがくれて しまいました かなりとおくまで きたようです
- (Before we knew it, the sun had set. They've gone quite a long way.)
- STAGE 5 「トゲゾー/パックンフラワー/ハンマーブロス」とうじょう!
- (Stage 5: Spiny/Piranha Plant/Hammer Bro. battle!)
- クツパのおしろな ちかいぞマリオ! テキをたおして いそげいそげ
- (Bowser's Castle is very close, Mario! Defeat the enemy, quicky, quickly!)
- のこゆは クツパのおしろだけ! さあさあ さきを いそぎましよう!
- (All that's left is Bowser's Castle! Come on, come on, hurry on ahead!)
- とうとう クツパのおしろに たどりつきました
- (At last they arrived at Bowser's Castle.)
- STAGE 6 「ドッスン」「カメック」とうじょう!
- (Stage 6: Thwomp and Magikoopa battle!)
- たいへんたいへん! こんどは テキ2ひきがあいてです
- (Oh no, oh no! This time there are 2 enemies.)
- がんばれマリオ! ヨツシー! もうひとふんばりだ!
- (You can do it, Mario! Yoshi! Hold out just one more time!)
- なんとか クツパのてしたを ぜんいんやっつけました のこすはクツパだけです・・
- (They managed to defeat all of Bowser's minions. All that's left is Bowser himself..)
- ついに あちわれたクツパ! マリオたちな 「クツパーをかえせ!」とひつしにさけんでいます
- (Bowser has finally appeared! "Return the cookies!" Mario shouts.)
- さあさあ! さいごのたたかいです! きようてきクツパをたおして うばわれたクツキーを とりもどしましよう!
- (Alright, come on! It's the final battle! Defeat the formidable Bowser and take back the cookies!)
- こうして マリオとヨツシーは ちかちをあわせて うばわれた クツキーを とりもどすことが できました
- (And so, Mario and Yoshi with their strength combined were able to recover the stolen cookies.)
- めでたし・・めでたし・・
- (A happy ending...a happy ending...)
Princess Peach
- さあさ! みなさん!
- (Alright everyone!)
- クツキーが やけましたよ!
- (We made cookies!)
- たのしい げき のあとは・・
- (Now that the fun play is done...)
- おやつの じかんにしましよう!
- (It's snacktime!)
Toads
- パチパチパチパチ・・・・・・
- (*applause*)
- すごく たのしかつたよ〜!
- (That was so much fun!)
- マリオとヨツシーはつよいや!
- (Mario and Yoshi are so strong!)
- あ! みてみて！ マリオだよ!
- (AAA! Look, look! It's Mario!)
- ほんとだ! ヨツシーもいる〜!
- (You're right! And there's Yoshi too!!)
- ワ~イワ~イ!
- (YAAAY! YAAAY!)
- おやつだ! クツキーだ〜!
- (Snacks! Cookies! YAAAAY!)
Gallery
Artwork
Yoshi no Cookie artwork
Yoshi no Cookie artwork
Logo for the unreleased English version, under the name Puzzle Collection
Sprites
Blooper, Story Mode
Blooper, Story Mode (defeated)
Boo, Story Mode
Boo, Story Mode (defeated)
Bowser, Story Mode
Bowser, Story Mode (defeated)
Bowser
Bullet Bill, Story Mode
Bullet Bill, Story Mode (defeated)
Buzzy Beetle, Story Mode
Buzzy Beetle, Story Mode (defeated)
Cheep Cheep, Story Mode
Cheep Cheep, Story Mode (defeated)
Eerie, Story Mode
Eerie, Story Mode (defeated)
Fishin' Boo, Story Mode
Fishin' Boo, Story Mode (defeated)
Goomba, Story Mode
Goomba, Story Mode (defeated)
Hammer Bro, Story Mode
Hammer Bro, Story Mode (defeated)
Koopa Paratroopa, Story Mode
Koopa Paratroopa, Story Mode (defeated)
Koopa Troopa, Story Mode
Koopa Troopa, Story Mode (defeated)
Lakitu, Story Mode
Lakitu, Story Mode (defeated)
Kamek, Story Mode
Kamek, Story Mode (defeated)
Piranha Plant, Story Mode
Piranha Plant, Story Mode (defeated)
Rip Van Fish, Story Mode
Rip Van Fish, Story Mode (defeated)
Spiny, Story Mode
Spiny, Story Mode (defeated)
Thwomp, Story Mode
Thwomp, Story Mode (defeated)
Mario
Mario
Mario
Mario (Chef)
Yoshi, Vs. Mode icon
Yoshi
Yoshi
Yoshi
Yoshi
Screenshots
Yoshi no Cookie title screen
Gameplay of Yoshi no Cookie
Round 2 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 3 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 4 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 5 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 6 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 7 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 8 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 9 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Round 10 of Action Mode in Yoshi no Cookie
Audience in Versus Mode
Trivia
- Characters that appear in both the Super Famicom and Nintendo Puzzle Collection iterations of Panel de Pon were planned to appear in Panel de Pon GB, which was released as Pokémon Puzzle Challenge.[5]
- The version of Panel de Pon featured was planned for the Nintendo 64 under the title of Panel de Pon 64, but was canceled for the system. It was retooled in the west as Pokémon Puzzle League.[6] A prototype of the canceled game was discovered years after its cancellation, with one of the main differences being the title screen.[7]
- The world map artwork found in the difficulty settings of Yoshi no Cookie depicts a massive sword piercing Bowser's Castle. This sword references Exor of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, who pierced Bowser's Keep during the events of that story.
References
- ^ Gamers Manuel (July 19, 2020). FOUND: PANEL DE PON 64 (N64 PROTOTYPE), UNRELEASED!!!. YouTube. Retrieved July 21, 2020.
- ^ Gaban, Desmond (November 13, 2002). "Gamecube Masterpiece Puzzle Collection revealed". Nintendo World Report. Retrieved February 28, 2012.
- ^ IGN (May 14, 2003). "Nintendo Puzzle Collection E3 2003 Trailer". YouTube. Retrieved August 28, 2018.
- ^ ESRB. Nintendo Puzzle Collection. Entertainment Software Rating Board. Retrieved November 13, 2018.
- ^ TCRF. Pokémon Puzzle Challenge#Other Leftovers. The Cutting Room Floor. Retrieved August 28, 2018.
- ^ Hard4Games (November 12, 2020). Nintendo Toys"R"Us TRAINING Kit - Holiday 2000 | VHS/Catalog/Swag. YouTube. Retrieved November 24, 2021.
- ^ Gamers Manuel (July 19, 2020). FOUND: PANEL DE PON 64 (N64 PROTOTYPE), UNRELEASED!!!. YouTube. Retrieved July 21, 2020.
External link
| Nintendo GameCube games | |
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| Super Mario franchise | Luigi's Mansion (2001) • Super Mario Sunshine (2002) • Mario Party 4 (2002) • Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour (2003) • Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (2003) • Mario Party 5 (2003) • Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (2004) • Mario Power Tennis (2004) • Mario Party 6 (2004) • Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix (2005) • Mario Superstar Baseball (2005) • Mario Party 7 (2005) • Super Mario Strikers (2005) |
| Donkey Kong franchise | Donkey Konga (2003) • Donkey Konga 2 (2004) • Donkey Kong Jungle Beat (2004) • Donkey Konga 3 JP (2005) |
| Wario franchise | Wario World (2003) • WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$! (2003) |
| Other | Super Mario 128 (2000, demo) • Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001) • Nintendo Puzzle Collection (2003) • NBA Street V3 (2005) • SSX on Tour (Nintendo Village) (2005) • Donkey Kong Racing (cancelled) • Diddy Kong Racing Adventure (cancelled) |
