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'''Dream Platform''' is one of the unlockable "Dream Events" in the game ''[[Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games]]''. In it, the players jump from a flying ship 10,000 feet in the air above the ocean. The goal is to score as many points as possible on the way down and to reach the end as quickly as possible. There are several question mark blocks identical to the ones in the [[Mario Kart Series]] which give the player power-ups, as well as floating rings that, when fallen through, prompt | '''Dream Platform''' is one of the unlockable "Dream Events" in the game ''[[Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games]]''. In it, the players jump from a flying ship 10,000 feet in the air above the ocean. The goal is to score as many points as possible on the way down and to reach the end as quickly as possible. There are several question mark blocks identical to the ones in the ''[[Mario Kart Series|Mario Kart]]'' Series which give the player power-ups, as well as floating rings that, when fallen through, prompt the player to press a certain sequence of buttons within a time limit to perform tricks, which gain the player points. Obstacles come in the form of brick blocks and red flying robots that subtract 500 points if collided with. | ||
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Dream Platform is one of the unlockable "Dream Events" in the game Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games. In it, the players jump from a flying ship 10,000 feet in the air above the ocean. The goal is to score as many points as possible on the way down and to reach the end as quickly as possible. There are several question mark blocks identical to the ones in the Mario Kart Series which give the player power-ups, as well as floating rings that, when fallen through, prompt the player to press a certain sequence of buttons within a time limit to perform tricks, which gain the player points. Obstacles come in the form of brick blocks and red flying robots that subtract 500 points if collided with.
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