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The roulette wheel can be accessed when a player finds a cherry and a Pikmin successfully returns it to the Onion. Cherries in this mode spawn [[Randomness|random]]ly, and only one Pikmin is needed to carry one. When the roulette finishes spinning (automatically), it'll randomly land on a | The roulette wheel can be accessed when a player finds a cherry and a Pikmin successfully returns it to the Onion. Cherries in this mode spawn [[Randomness|random]]ly, and only one Pikmin is needed to carry one. When the roulette finishes spinning (automatically), it'll randomly land on a power, which the player can use at any moment by pressing {{button|gc|y|wii|-|switch|y}}. | ||
If more cherries are collected before the player uses the current power, they'll be added to a queue, represented on the top-right corner with red dots, for a maximum of 5 powers waiting to be used. Pressing {{button|gc|y|wii|-|switch|y}} will use the power and instantly make the roulette spin for the next one. The spinning takes around three seconds, which stops the player from using an item right after another. | If more cherries are collected before the player uses the current power, they'll be added to a queue, represented on the top-right corner with red dots, for a maximum of 5 powers waiting to be used. Pressing {{button|gc|y|wii|-|switch|y}} will use the power and instantly make the roulette spin for the next one. The spinning takes around three seconds, which stops the player from using an item right after another. | ||
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==Strategies== | ==Strategies== | ||
[[File:Pm2 2playermodes.png|thumb| | [[File:Pm2 2playermodes.png|thumb|Clay artwork of Olimar and Louie battling.]] | ||
{{guide}} | {{guide}} | ||
These are basic strategies. The strategies' nature allows them to be combined and expanded upon freely, to maximize their efficiency. | These are basic strategies. The strategies' nature allows them to be combined and expanded upon freely, to maximize their efficiency. | ||