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The '''Challenge Mode menu''' allows access to the [[Challenge Mode]] in | The '''Challenge Mode menu''' allows access to the [[Challenge Mode]] in ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2''. It is accessed from the [[main menu]]. | ||
==''Pikmin''== | ==''Pikmin''== | ||
[[File:Pikmin Challenge Mode screen.jpg|thumb|right|Challenge Mode screen in ''Pikmin''.]] | |||
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When the menu is entered, some stars can be seen in the background, and the message "It's the single day challenge mode!" zooms by the screen, right-to-left. All menu items gradually enter the screen, and the player can then make their selection of level. | When the menu is entered, some stars can be seen in the background, and the message "It's the single day challenge mode!" zooms by the screen, right-to-left. All menu items gradually enter the screen, and the player can then make their selection of level. | ||
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In ''New Play Control! Pikmin'', the message at the top is in a single line, instead of being split in two. The "several bubbles" motif has also been changed to a "single large bubble" one, as is the case with some other menus in the game. | In ''New Play Control! Pikmin'', the message at the top is in a single line, instead of being split in two. The "several bubbles" motif has also been changed to a "single large bubble" one, as is the case with some other menus in the game. | ||
==''Pikmin 2''== | ==''Pikmin 2''== | ||
[[File:Pikmin 2 Challenge Mode.jpg|thumb|right|Challenge Mode screen in ''Pikmin 2''.]] | |||
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At the left side of the screen is a grid with 5 by 6 bubbles, each one representing a [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]] level. Inside each bubble is an icon that indicates the completion state of the level: a yellow dot means the level is still locked, and other levels need to be completed first, a leaf indicates the level is available, but has yet to be completed, a white flower means the level has been completed, albeit with Pikmin deaths, and a pink flower indicates a completion with no deaths. | At the left side of the screen is a grid with 5 by 6 bubbles, each one representing a [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]] level. Inside each bubble is an icon that indicates the completion state of the level: a yellow dot means the level is still locked, and other levels need to be completed first, a leaf indicates the level is available, but has yet to be completed, a white flower means the level has been completed, albeit with Pikmin deaths, and a pink flower indicates a completion with no deaths. | ||
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The bottom of the screen details some [[controls]] for this screen. {{button|gc|b|wii|b}} opens a prompt that asks the player if they want to return to the title screen. {{button|gc|a|wii|a}} opens a sub-menu, asking the player if they want to play a single-player or two-player challenge. Picking one of these makes several Pikmin pop out from the Pikmin icons on the right side of the screen, into the icon of the selected level; the number of Pikmin that pop out reflects the number of starting Pikmin in the level, for each type. Finally, pressing {{button|gc|z|wii|z}} opens a page detailing the game mode's rules: it indicates that [[The Key]] must be delivered in order to advance each sublevel, and that there is a time limit. It also explains what the flower icons for the grid mean. | The bottom of the screen details some [[controls]] for this screen. {{button|gc|b|wii|b}} opens a prompt that asks the player if they want to return to the title screen. {{button|gc|a|wii|a}} opens a sub-menu, asking the player if they want to play a single-player or two-player challenge. Picking one of these makes several Pikmin pop out from the Pikmin icons on the right side of the screen, into the icon of the selected level; the number of Pikmin that pop out reflects the number of starting Pikmin in the level, for each type. Finally, pressing {{button|gc|z|wii|z}} opens a page detailing the game mode's rules: it indicates that [[The Key]] must be delivered in order to advance each sublevel, and that there is a time limit. It also explains what the flower icons for the grid mean. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Mission Mode menu]] | *[[Mission Mode menu]] | ||
{{menus}} | {{menus}} | ||