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[[Image:Blue coin.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:Blue coin.jpg|thumb|left|A '''Blue Coin'''.]] | ||
[[Image:Sm64bluecoins.jpg|thumb|right|Mario collecting '''Blue Coins''' in ''Super Mario 64''.]] | [[Image:Sm64bluecoins.jpg|thumb|right|Mario collecting '''Blue Coins''' in ''Super Mario 64''.]] | ||
[[Image:Bluecoinsms.jpg|thumb|left|Mario collecting a '''Blue Coin''' in ''Super Mario Sunshine''.]] | |||
'''Blue Coins''' first appeared in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', and were worth five [[Gold Coin|Gold Coins]] each. There are also [[Blue Coin Block]]s; when [[Mario]] attempts to [[Ground Pound]] on them, the Blue Coins appear near to Mario as the time starts. They return in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. | '''Blue Coins''' first appeared in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', and were worth five [[Gold Coin|Gold Coins]] each. There are also [[Blue Coin Block]]s; when [[Mario]] attempts to [[Ground Pound]] on them, the Blue Coins appear near to Mario as the time starts. They return in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. | ||
In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', ten Blue Coins can be exchanged for one [[Shine Sprite]]. There were 240 Blue Coins in the game, so a total of 24 Shine Sprites could be exchanged for Blue Coins. They do not affect the number of Gold Coins that Mario has collected though. On a side note, the player receives the option to save his/her game for each Blue Coin he/she grabs. | In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', ten Blue Coins can be exchanged for one [[Shine Sprite]]. There were 240 Blue Coins in the game, so a total of 24 Shine Sprites could be exchanged for Blue Coins. They do not affect the number of Gold Coins that Mario has collected though. On a side note, the player receives the option to save his/her game for each Blue Coin he/she grabs. | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Smsbluecoin.jpg|thumb|62px|right|A Blue Coin with a star in the middle]] | ||
In ''[[Mario Pinball Land]]'', these coins can be obtained by making a combo without using the flipper. [[Mario]] can use them to play [[mini-games]] from [[Toad]] for [[Power Star]]s. | In ''[[Mario Pinball Land]]'', these coins can be obtained by making a combo without using the flipper. [[Mario]] can use them to play [[mini-games]] from [[Toad]] for [[Power Star]]s. | ||
Blue Coins found in ''[[Wario Land 2]]'' (also known as '''100 Gold Coins''') are a special kind of coin [[Wario]] can collect that awards him 100 Gold Coins. | |||
In ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', Blue Coins appear only after a [[P-Switch]] has been pressed. They will add only one coin to the player's total coin count, similar to a regular coin. | In ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', Blue Coins appear only after a [[P-Switch]] has been pressed. They will add only one coin to the player's total coin count, similar to a regular coin. | ||
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Revision as of 23:23, December 7, 2009
Blue Coins first appeared in Super Mario 64, and were worth five Gold Coins each. There are also Blue Coin Blocks; when Mario attempts to Ground Pound on them, the Blue Coins appear near to Mario as the time starts. They return in Super Mario 64 DS.
In Super Mario Sunshine, ten Blue Coins can be exchanged for one Shine Sprite. There were 240 Blue Coins in the game, so a total of 24 Shine Sprites could be exchanged for Blue Coins. They do not affect the number of Gold Coins that Mario has collected though. On a side note, the player receives the option to save his/her game for each Blue Coin he/she grabs.
In Mario Pinball Land, these coins can be obtained by making a combo without using the flipper. Mario can use them to play mini-games from Toad for Power Stars.
Blue Coins found in Wario Land 2 (also known as 100 Gold Coins) are a special kind of coin Wario can collect that awards him 100 Gold Coins.
In New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Blue Coins appear only after a P-Switch has been pressed. They will add only one coin to the player's total coin count, similar to a regular coin.
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