Nintendo piles on the pressure by shrinking the clock down to 100 seconds and rewarding players with a coin bonus for speeding through a stage. I spent most of my time playing Coin Rush mode, which gives Mario one life to complete three random courses. You can also get up to 50 coins from a coin roulette block that acts like the card block at the end of the stages in Super Mario Bros. Assaulting Cheep Cheeps with fireballs is one way to use Gold Rings, but since the game multiplies the number of coins you earn for stomping enemies in a row you want to find a group of goombas. Gold Rings turn every enemy gold and give Mario five or more coins for defeating them. Certain levels have Gold Blocks for players to find and every once in a while a Gold Block appears overhead for Mario to grab. Touch a Koopa Trooper and Mario drops the block, with a potential fortune with it. Gold Blocks let reward Mario with coins when he runs or jumps. There are some 'skill' based ways to fatten Mario’s piggybank. Players need persistence to scrounge each gold coin hidden inside pipes and inside question mark blocks. Unlike collecting star coins, pocketing coins doesn’t require as much finesse. (I think Mario has been hanging out with Wario too much…)Since the goal of the game is 'mo’ money for Mario' you want to find caches of coins in the sky instead of trying to clear the board in record time. This unlocks additional challenges, but the true challenge is earning 1,000,000 coins.

You can rescue Princess Peach is one afternoon.

But, rushing through levels isn’t what New Super Mario Bros.

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