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*It is interesting to note that in many ''Mario'' platformers, the | *It is interesting to note that in many ''Mario'' platformers, the time limit doesn't count in seconds but in six-tenths or seven-tenths of a second. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 14:13, November 18, 2012
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The time limit located on the top right of the screen in New Super Mario Bros. Wii
A Time Limit (or simply Time) is instituted in almost every game, and its basic purpose is to notify the player of how much time is allotted to complete a level or task. It is a prominent element in the Mario platformer games. While the player is in a level, the time limit decreases at a steady rate until it reaches zero. If the player does not finish the level when time is up, his or her character automatically loses a life and has to start the level over. Once the player finishes a level, the remaining time is multiplied by a number and then added to the player's score (or coin total in Super Mario 3D Land). With few exceptions (e.g. in Super Mario 3D Land), it is impossible to increase a level's time limit.
Trivia
- It is interesting to note that in many Mario platformers, the time limit doesn't count in seconds but in six-tenths or seven-tenths of a second.
