Mario vs. donkey kong: mini-land mayhem!

#MARIO VS. DONKEY KONG: MINI LAND MAYHEM! PLUS#

That means if a Mini is on it at the time, then down he goes. In addition to not being able to attach anything to a disabled Rivet, anything already attached gets deleted. Usually the button randomly disables a couple of the Rivets you attach Girders and Ladders to.

Kong has a big red button and he ain't afraid to use it! Exactly what the button does varies from encounter to encounter but the effect is always troublesome.

These can range from barrels to Fireballs and even ghosts! Most can be blocked by drawing a Girder in the falling object's path.

Kong likes to drop things on your head.

That happened in the original, right?ДЄnyway, while each Kong encounter is a bit different, there are a few consistencies. Similar to the original arcade game, you must climb to the top of a structure and kick him in the face. Plus, the Map displays real time updates of Mini and enemy movements.ДЄt the end of each Attraction is a fight against Donkey Kong himself. Most levels are larger than the viewable area on the bottom screen so the Map allows you to take in everything at once.

The R Button will display a Map of the entire play area on the top screen. This is very helpful in later stages when you have to move very fast.ДЇor example, you can remove a Girder from one side of the level, hit the L Button to pause the game and scroll to the other side to place the Girder under a Mini that's about to fall into a pit of Spikes. Hitting the Start Button brings up a menu that obscures the screen but Help Mode freezes the action and look around the stage at your leisure. Help Mode is also a great way to pause the game. We recommend checking out the Help Mode entry for each new enemy and object you encounter. In this mode, the game pauses and allows you to pan the view around the level and tap on enemies and objects to learn more about them. Tap the L Button during a stage to bring up Help Mode. The more Trophies you earn, the more Expert Level stages you can play (once you unlock the Expert Levels, of course). If your total score meets or exceeds the Goal Score for that stage, you'll earn a Trophy. You will receive a Perfect Bonus of 6000 points if you collect all items in a stage: the Card, the M-Token, Coins, and any Girder, Ladder, and Conveyer Pickups. Not only will they increase your score but they'll also unlock other levels for you to play!Д¬oins don't unlock any additional levels but they are worth points and you'll earn an extra M-Token for every 100 you collect so make sure you nab them all.ДЄt the end of each stage, your score is calculated by adding up the points you earned from the time left on the clock and the items you collected. We'll be sure to point out the few exceptions in the Walkthrough.Д®ach stage contains an M-Token and a Card and you'll want to collect both. Most often, the best thing to do is tap the Mini at the end of the line and he'll start those in front of him. Minis will often start in groups of two or three.

Once you start the Minis, the only thing you can do is place objects in their path for them to interact with: Ladders to climb, Springs to bounce off of, etc. The only direct interaction you have with the Minis is tapping them with the Stylus to start them moving. The object of the game is to guide the Mini Marios from their starting positions to the exit door as quickly as possible while collecting all the Coins and other goodies scattered about each stage.

#MARIO VS. DONKEY KONG: MINI LAND MAYHEM! PLUS#

Basic Tips Starting the Minis Cards, M-Tokens, and Coins Scoring Help Mode Map Donkey Kong Minigames Special Levels Expert Levels Plus Mode

Mario vs. donkey kong: mini-land mayhem!