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*[[Dribble & Spitz]] appear after reaching 60 points. | *[[Dribble & Spitz]] appear after reaching 60 points. | ||
*[[Mona]] appears after reaching 90 points. | *[[Mona]] appears after reaching 90 points. | ||
New characters not present in Paper Plane also appear: | New characters not present in the original Paper Plane minigame also appear: | ||
*[[18-Volt]] appears alongside [[9-Volt]] after reaching 120 points. | *[[18-Volt]] appears alongside [[9-Volt]] after reaching 120 points. | ||
*[[ | *[[Ashley]] appears instead of [[Wario]] after reaching 150 points. | ||
The characters' sprites have been updated from Paper Plane; for example, [[Jimmy T]] now makes the same pose as in his artwork for ''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''. Additionally, unlike the other characters, Ashley does not have voice clips in this game; instead, a simple xylophone {{wp|glissando}} plays upon her appearance. | The characters' sprites have been updated from Paper Plane; for example, [[Jimmy T]] now makes the same pose as in his artwork for ''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''. Additionally, unlike the other characters, Ashley does not have voice clips in this game; instead, a simple xylophone {{wp|glissando}} plays upon her appearance - this is actually the same sound effect that is played for the shooting star in ''[[Bird & Beans]]''. | ||
The first mode new to ''Paper Airplane Chase'' is Time Attack, where the player must navigate the paper plane through a predefined course as soon as possible without touching any obstacles. A total of 8 stages can be played in this mode. The player's fastest time for each stage is recorded. | The first mode new to ''Paper Airplane Chase'' is Time Attack, where the player must navigate the paper plane through a predefined course as soon as possible without touching any obstacles. A total of 8 stages can be played in this mode. The player's fastest time for each stage is recorded. | ||
[[File:Kami Hikoki Battle mode.png|150px|thumb | [[File:Kami Hikoki Battle mode.png|150px|thumb]] | ||
The second new mode, Race (Taisen Mode in Japanese), allows two players to play at once, similar to the multiplayer version of Paper Plane in ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!]]''. Both players use the same Nintendo DSi and play in the same environment. One player controls the blue paper plane with the {{button|ds|Pad}} Directional Pad, while the other player controls the red paper plane with the {{button|ds|A}} and {{button|ds|Y}} buttons. The DSi's top screen follows the blue paper plane, while the Touch Screen follows the red paper plane. Unlike other game modes, if either paper plane hits an obstacle in this mode, it quickly respawns, allowing players to continue racing. The player who reaches the goal first wins. | The second new mode, Race (Taisen Mode in Japanese), allows two players to play at once, similar to the multiplayer version of Paper Plane in ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!]]''. Both players use the same Nintendo DSi and play in the same environment. One player controls the blue paper plane with the {{button|ds|Pad}} Directional Pad, while the other player controls the red paper plane with the {{button|ds|A}} and {{button|ds|Y}} buttons. The DSi's top screen follows the blue paper plane, while the Touch Screen follows the red paper plane. Unlike other game modes, if either paper plane hits an obstacle in this mode, it quickly respawns, allowing players to continue racing. The player who reaches the goal first wins. | ||
The Endless and Time Attack modes play an arrangement of [[The Curious Factory]]'s theme from ''[[Wario Land 4]]'' as background music, which is the same arrangement used in Paper Plane. However, the Race mode plays a Mexican rendition of this arrangement. | The Endless and Time Attack modes play an arrangement of [[The Curious Factory]]'s theme from ''[[Wario Land 4]]'' as background music, which is the same arrangement used in Paper Plane. However, the Race mode plays a Mexican rendition of this arrangement. | ||
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==DSi Shop description== | ==DSi Shop description== | ||
===American=== | ===American=== | ||
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==Staff== | ==Staff== | ||
{{main|List of Bird & Beans and Paper Airplane Chase staff}} | {{main|List of Bird & Beans and Paper Airplane Chase staff}} | ||
===Programming=== | |||
*Ken Kato | |||
*Ryusuke Niitani | |||
===Design=== | |||
*Kyohei Seki | |||
===Director=== | |||
*Hiroshi Momose | |||
===Concept=== | |||
*Kazuyoshi Osawa | |||
===North American Localization=== | |||
*Jon Blakeley | |||
*Bill Hutchens | |||
===Localization Management=== | |||
*Rich Amtower | |||
*Reiko Ninomiya | |||
*Tim O'Leary | |||
*Nate Bihldorff | |||
*Leslie Swan | |||
*Jeff Miller | |||
===Project Management=== | |||
*Kimiko Nakamichi | |||
===Producer=== | |||
*Teruki Murakawa | |||
===Executive Producer=== | |||
*Satoru Iwata | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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PAC Mona Sprite.png|[[Mona]] | PAC Mona Sprite.png|[[Mona]] | ||
PAC 9-Volt & 18-Volt Sprite.png|[[9-Volt]] & [[18-Volt]] | PAC 9-Volt & 18-Volt Sprite.png|[[9-Volt]] & [[18-Volt]] | ||
PAC Ashley Sprite.png|[[ | PAC Ashley Sprite.png|[[Ashley]] | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Screenshots=== | ===Screenshots=== | ||
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PAC Time Attack.png|Time Attack mode | PAC Time Attack.png|Time Attack mode | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Media== | |||
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|title1=Title Screen theme | |||
|file2=WWMM PaperPlane.oga | |||
|title2=Endless/Time Attack theme | |||
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|title3=Race theme | |||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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| | |FreEM=Flying Paper | ||
| | |FreA=Paper Airplane Chase | ||
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|Ger=Papierflieger | |Ger=Papierflieger | ||
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[[Category:Nintendo DS games]] | [[Category:Nintendo DS games]] | ||
[[Category:DSiWare]] | [[Category:DSiWare]] | ||
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[[Category:2008 games]] | [[Category:2008 games]] | ||
[[Category:2009 games]] | [[Category:2009 games]] |
Latest revision as of 07:08, May 16, 2024
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Developer | Nintendo SPD Group No.1 | ||||||||
Publisher | Nintendo | ||||||||
Platform(s) | Nintendo DSi, Nintendo 3DS | ||||||||
Release date | Nintendo DSi (DSiWare): December 24, 2008 April 2, 2009 April 3, 2009 April 27, 2009 December 15, 2009 April 15, 2010 Nintendo 3DS (eShop): June 6, 2011 June 6, 2011 June 6, 2011 July 7, 2011 May 14, 2014[1] | ||||||||
Genre | Action | ||||||||
Rating(s) |
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Mode(s) | Single player, 1-2 players simultaneous | ||||||||
Media | Nintendo DSi:
Digital download Nintendo 3DS: Digital download
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Input | Nintendo DS: Nintendo 3DS:
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Paper Airplane Chase, known as Paper Plane in British English, is a DSiWare game for the Nintendo DSi, and is a remake of the mini-game Paper Plane from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!. It was released in Japan on December 24, 2008, in Australia on April 2, 2009, and in Europe on April 3, 2009, as a launch title for the price of 200 Nintendo Points. On April 27, 2009, it was released in North America. The game is about navigating a falling paper plane through a tower without touching the obstacles.
GameplayEdit
Unlike the original game, the remake of Paper Plane offers three different gameplay modes, each of which use both the Nintendo DSi's top screen and Touch Screen to display the game.
The first mode, Endless (Tokoton Mode in Japanese), is directly based on the original game. The player must move the paper plane through the tower with the left and right buttons on the Directional Pad to avoid obstacles for as long as possible, earning a point for each avoided obstacle. Because both of the DSi's screens are used, more upcoming obstacles are visible at once. If the paper plane touches an obstacle, it is destroyed and the game is over; however, running into a wall will simply cause the paper plane to turn sharply downwards. The player's highest score is recorded and displayed on the mode selection screen.
In the Endless mode, WarioWare characters appear from one of the tower's windows for every 30 points the player earns, telling the player their lap time:
- Jimmy T appears after reaching 30 points.
- Dribble & Spitz appear after reaching 60 points.
- Mona appears after reaching 90 points.
New characters not present in the original Paper Plane minigame also appear:
- 18-Volt appears alongside 9-Volt after reaching 120 points.
- Ashley appears instead of Wario after reaching 150 points.
The characters' sprites have been updated from Paper Plane; for example, Jimmy T now makes the same pose as in his artwork for WarioWare: Smooth Moves. Additionally, unlike the other characters, Ashley does not have voice clips in this game; instead, a simple xylophone glissando plays upon her appearance - this is actually the same sound effect that is played for the shooting star in Bird & Beans.
The first mode new to Paper Airplane Chase is Time Attack, where the player must navigate the paper plane through a predefined course as soon as possible without touching any obstacles. A total of 8 stages can be played in this mode. The player's fastest time for each stage is recorded.
The second new mode, Race (Taisen Mode in Japanese), allows two players to play at once, similar to the multiplayer version of Paper Plane in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!. Both players use the same Nintendo DSi and play in the same environment. One player controls the blue paper plane with the Directional Pad, while the other player controls the red paper plane with the and buttons. The DSi's top screen follows the blue paper plane, while the Touch Screen follows the red paper plane. Unlike other game modes, if either paper plane hits an obstacle in this mode, it quickly respawns, allowing players to continue racing. The player who reaches the goal first wins.
The Endless and Time Attack modes play an arrangement of The Curious Factory's theme from Wario Land 4 as background music, which is the same arrangement used in Paper Plane. However, the Race mode plays a Mexican rendition of this arrangement.
DSi Shop descriptionEdit
AmericanEdit
In Paper Airplane Chase™, glide your virtual paper plane through an increasingly tricky slalom course. Take it slow in Endless mode or zip through several Time Attack courses. The two-player Race mode allows friends to race each other using a single Nintendo DSi system.
EuropeanEdit
Spread your wings with this irresistibly simple action game for one or two players! Simply manoeuvre the paper plane through a winding course - and don't collide with the obstacles. But that's easier said than done! In Endless Mode, the longer you survive through the randomly-generated course, the higher your score. Or try Time Attack Mode to complete special courses as quickly as possible. You can also play together with a friend in Race Mode. Each player takes one side of the Nintendo DSi system to control and race with their own paper plane! Please note that elements of this software may have been featured in previously-released software.
StaffEdit
- Main article: List of Bird & Beans and Paper Airplane Chase staff
ProgrammingEdit
- Ken Kato
- Ryusuke Niitani
DesignEdit
- Kyohei Seki
DirectorEdit
- Hiroshi Momose
ConceptEdit
- Kazuyoshi Osawa
North American LocalizationEdit
- Jon Blakeley
- Bill Hutchens
Localization ManagementEdit
- Rich Amtower
- Reiko Ninomiya
- Tim O'Leary
- Nate Bihldorff
- Leslie Swan
- Jeff Miller
Project ManagementEdit
- Kimiko Nakamichi
ProducerEdit
- Teruki Murakawa
Executive ProducerEdit
- Satoru Iwata
GalleryEdit
LogosEdit
Sprites and modelsEdit
ScreenshotsEdit
MediaEdit
Title Screen theme | File info |
Endless/Time Attack theme | File info |
Race theme | File info |
Names in other languagesEdit
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 紙ヒコーキ Kamihikōki |
Paper Plane |
Chinese | 纸飞机挑战 Zhǐ Fēijī Tiǎozhàn |
Paper Plane Challenge |
French (NOA) | Paper Airplane Chase |
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French (NOE) | Papier volant |
Flying Paper |
German | Papierflieger |
Paper Plane |
Italian | L'aeroplanino |
The Toy Plane |
Korean | 종이비행기 Jongi Bihaenggi |
Paper Plane |
Spanish (NOA) | Paper Airplane Chase |
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Spanish (NOE) | Avión de papel |
Paper Plane |
External linksEdit
ReferencesEdit
Paper Airplane Chase | ||
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Characters | 18-Volt • 9-Volt • Ashley • Dribble & Spitz • Jimmy T • Mona • Red | |
Objects | Goal line • Obstacle • Paper plane | |
Modes | Endless • Time Attack • Race | |
Other | Staff • Ground Control • Minigame |