Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is an upcoming puzzle platform game for the Wii U planned to be released on November 13, 2014 in Japan; December 5, 2014 in North America; January 2, 2015 in Spain; January 2, 2015 in Europe; and January 10, 2015 in Australia. The game is based on The Adventures of Captain Toad stages from Super Mario 3D World but features extensive depth and variety.
Story
Captain Toad and Toadette are out treasure hunting, climbing a structure to get a Power Star. They soon after notice feathers falling from the sky when Wingo, a large bird who's described as "a lover of all things shiny", grabs the star. Toadette attempts to retrieve it while Captain Toad is temporarily knocked over. Wingo makes off with both the star and Toadette—leaving the Captain on his own. Captain Toad must then go through levels collecting Power Stars to fight Wingo and save Toadette.
Gameplay
Captain Toad controls the same as in The Adventures of Captain Toad and cannot jump. He can pick plants from the ground which usually have coins or turnips but can sometimes have Diamonds. These plants can sometimes act similarly to Coin Blocks in Mario platformers, housing either a single coin or 10 coins that the player must pull in a time limit. The turnips can be thrown at enemies in a Super Mario Bros. 2 fashion. The camera can be rotated in any direction to view the stage at different angles. Each stage will also have 3 diamonds, similar to Green Stars and a stamp to collect. Unlike The Adventures of Captain Toad, the levels have no time limit. The main goal of the game is to reach the Power Star at one point of the stage.
The game is going to have amiibo functionality.[1]
Characters
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| Captain Toad | Toadette |
Supporting
Enemies and obstacles
New
- Flaptor: A new red bird enemy whose attack pattern is similar to Flaptacks.[2]
- Piranha Sprout: A new enemy that spits seeds at the player.[2]
- Mud Trooper[3]: A new zombie-like enemy that chases Captain Toad as a group.[2]
- A square stump enemy with spikes on its sides which blocks the path it is on and moves sideways.
- A mole-like enemy.[4]
- A Mummified Toad that chases characters.
Returning
Bosses
- Draggadon[7]: A dragon boss who lives in a volcano. At one point after the fight, they team up for a side-scrolling level with ? Blocks and Hammer Bros.
- Wingo: A large, blue bird that wears a turban and has a Power Star on its necklace.[2] Wingo unintentionally kidnaps Toadette and steals a Power Star at the beginning of the game and is presumably a major antagonist.[8]
Items and objects
Power-ups
Other
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Stages
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker will feature more than 70 stages[2] (referred to as "mini-universes"[12]) The stages are divided into various "episodes" containing a number of different stages played as each character[7] Each stage also features a challenge that can be completed for an extra bonus.
- Plucky Path Beginnings
- Walleye Temple: Steal the Star!
- Minecart Summit: Throw the Turnips!
- The King of Pyropuff Peak[2]
- Bizzare Doors of Boo Mansion[2]
- Blizzard on the Star Express[2]
- Mushroom Mesa
- Chute Scoot Slopes[2]
- Razzle-Dazzle Slider[2]
- Shy Guy Heights[12]
- Drift-Along Canyon[7]
- Sliding Slab Shuffle[7]
- Spooky Specters at Shadow Manor[7]
- Spinwheel Library[12] - a Ghost House-themed stage featuring platforms that can be rotated using the Wii U GamePad.
- Mine Cart Tunnel Throwdown[12] - An underground stage set on a minecart.
- Draggadon's Revenge[7]
- Drop Road Dash[7]
- Spinwheel Cog Ruins[7]
- Beep Block Sky Plaza[7]
- Windup Stairs[7]
- Up 'n' Down Terrace[7]
- Clear Pipe Puzzleplex[7]
- Midnight in the Wandering Woods[7]
- Wingo's Watchtower[7]
- A stage outside of a tower with Piranha Plants, Magikoopas, and Clear Pipes. There is also a locked door.
- A water stage with swimming Goombas and Warp Pipes.
- A cave with Brick Blocks, Piranha Creepers, and a pickaxe that Captain Toad can use.
- A lava-themed level with narrow pathways and Boost Pads.[13]
- A water level with Cheep-Cheeps and multicolored pipes.[13]
- A jungle level with a Piranha Creeper[2]
- A level with a similar appearance to Mushy Monument: Mayday! featuring Blue Toad and a wooden tower.[2]
- A fortress-themed level with Missile Bills with sections that can presumably be rotated.[2]
- A palace-like level featuring a hedge maze and a Double Cherry.[2]
- A train level featuring zombie-like enemies (the player can remove the cars from the train.)[2]
- A woods level featuring a patch of water with a platform that can launch the player higher up.[2]
- A cloud level featuring multiple rolling hills.[2]
- A western-themed stage.[2]
- A stage with Charvaarghs and rotating platforms.[2]
- A stage with sections of multiple colors.[2]
- A grass level with staircases and Double Cherries.[2]
- A woods-themed level featuring Piranha Creepers and a turnip cannon.[2]
- A Japanese temple level.[2]
- A stage featuring segments that shift back and forth.[2]
- A desert stage featuring many P-Switches.[2]
- A stage that rotates around on its own.[2]
- A fortress level that features blocks that can be moved with the Wii U GamePad.[2]
- A stage taking place on a mostly yellow platform with Para-Biddybuds.[2]
- A dark canyon level.[2]
- A stage featuring multiple levels and Conkdors.[2]
- A magic castle-themed level with towers that can be raised.[2]
- A stage featuring the Super Pickaxe which the player must use to tunnel into the ground by breaking blocks.[2]
- A desert stage featuring gear-shaped platforms that can be rotated.[14]
- A Ghost House-style level featuring the zombie enemies.[15]
- A ghost house stage taking place inside of the house.[15]
- A fortress stage featuring rising lava.[12]
- A Ghost House-style stage featuring invisible walkways.[12]
- A stage featuring Fire Bros. with a pair of moving walls.[12]
- A stage with a path through a forest leading to a clearing.[12]
- A level set on a fortress with platforms that flip after Spikes drop spiked balls on them.[12]
- A minecart stage set in a forest.[12]
- A palace-themed level featuring Flip Panels.[12]
- A desert-themed stage featuring Goomba Towers and Bullet Bills.[12]
- A temple-themed level.[12]
- A maze-like level set in a poison swamp and sectioned off, each section featuring a Clear Pipe with a cannon.[12]
- A stage themed after Donkey Kong.[12]
- A Ghost House stage featuring Poisoned Water.[12]
- A stage set in space that rotates.[12]
- A tower level set over lava.[12]
- Super Bell Hill from Super Mario 3D World.[12]
- Shadow-Play Alley from Super Mario 3D World.[12]
- A level featuring clones of the player similar to Cosmic Clones.[12]
References to other games
- Donkey Kong: The music that plays when using a Super Pickaxe is a remix of the theme that plays when Mario collects a Hammer in Donkey Kong; the way in which the pickaxe is swung is also a reference to the Hammer. There is also a stage based upon this game.
- Super Mario Bros. 2: Turnips and sprouts on the ground return.
- Super Mario World: Wingo has a feather on her hat that resembles the Cape Feather.
- Super Mario Galaxy: Captain Toad returns from his debut in this game.
- Super Mario 3D Land: A cover version of this game's beach level music appears.
- Super Mario 3D World: This game is based on The Adventures of Captain Toad, first featured in this game. Many mechanics from this game return, as well as a cover versions of several tracks from this game. Super Bell Hill and Shadow-Play Alley have also been confirmed to be stages in this game.
Gallery
Logo of the Game.
One of the bosses, Wingo.
Key artwork.
Names in other languages
amiibo
This article is about an upcoming product. Editors must cite sources for all contributions to this article. Edits that do not follow this standard may be reverted without notice.
This game has been confirmed to include functionality with amiibo, Nintendo's series of NFC enabled figurines[16]. However, the exact nature of this functionality has not yet been announced.
External link
References
- ^ http://e3.nintendo.com/amiibo/
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au Wii U - Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Trailer. YouTube. Uploaded by Nintendo on October 10, 2014. Retrieved October 10, 2014.
- ^ The Nintendo Spooky Baddies gallery - Play Nintendo. Nintendo. Retrieved October 31, 2014.
- ^ http://mariopartylegacy.com/2014/10/adorable-new-captain-toad-screenshots-released/
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGtgeJl6kd0
- ^ http://mariopartylegacy.com/2014/10/adorable-new-captain-toad-screenshots-released/
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Hands-On Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Cite error: Invalid
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- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMuZ2GxdlI4
- ^ Official Japanese website. The mushroom is called 「無敵キノコ」 (muteki kinoko), which translates into "Invincibility Mushroom".
- ^ http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wiiu/akbj/#/chara
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Nintendo Direct) Trailer
- ^ a b https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7M3J7GHjMY
- ^ Official Nintendo website
- ^ a b King, Ashley (October 10, 2014). New Screenshots from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Wii U Daily. Retrieved October 27, 2014.
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GisRY6h100U
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