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Updated note about the pause menu containing options in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 3 Deluxe

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-The '''options menu''' allows the player to set up some of the game's options. These normally have minimal impact on the gameplay, and as such, are merely changed according to the player's preferences. ''Pikmin 3'' lacks any sort of options screen, with the only customizable "core" game setting being the control scheme, which is set on the [[#Pause|pause menu]].
+The '''options menu''' allows the player to control some of the game's options. These normally have minimal impact on the gameplay, and as such, are merely changed according to the player's preferences. {{p3}} and [[Pikmin 3 Deluxe|its remake]] do not have a dedicated options menu, and instead have options set in the [[Menu/Pause|pause menu]].
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 *'''Language''': This menu is only present in the European [[Region|version]] of the GameCube game, and it opens another menu, which allows the player to choose English, French ("Français"), German ("Deutsch"), Spanish ("Español") or Italian ("Italiano"). When this menu is exited, the player is taken back to the title screen menu.
 *'''Rumble''': Only present in the GameCube releases, this menu opens another one, with the options "ON" and "OFF". This is used to enable or disable the controller's [[Rumble|rumbling]] for when, amongst other things, the leader is hit. This is absent in ''New Play Control! Pikmin''.
-*'''High Scores''': Takes the player to the [[#High scores|high scores menu]].
+*'''High Scores''': Takes the player to the [[Menu/High scores|high scores menu]].
 *'''Message''' ({{j|メツセージ|Messēji}}): This option is only present in the Japanese [[Region|version]]. It toggles between hiragana and katakana text and kanji text, in order to help younger readers. This is a common feature in Japanese Nintendo games.