At first, Yoshi felt nothing but relief over the child's safety. The baby was indeed very lucky; Yoshi's Island was the only mass of land for miles around, and even then the little boy could have fallen on a dangerously hard surface. Once the dinosaur was sure the child was fine, his relief faded to make way for puzzlement. Oct 15, 2016 Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 is a lovely addition to the GameBoy Advance classics. The game itself is colorful, cute, and imaginative. While controlling Yoshi, the cute species of dinosaur living upon Yoshi's Island, you struggle to deliver an infant Mario to his brother at Bowser's castle using a relay system of Yoshi. For Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 on the Game Boy Advance, a GameFAQs message board topic titled '3DS remake!'
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Throwing Balloons is a Mini Battle from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its remake Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3. In it, a Yoshi has a contest with a Bandit to see who can win a combination between Hot Potato and Simon Says, tossing a slowly expanding balloon back and forth until it pops on the loser. The player must push the right buttons to throw the balloon back to the Bandit, and the Bandit will do the same. The player and the Bandit both have a set time limit in which they have to enter the buttons. If the player or the Bandit don't press all the buttons given, or make a mistake, the timer will restart again. There are three modes, the four-button mode, a five-button mode in the GBA version and the six-button mode. Also, if the player accesses the Mini Battle menu from the World Map (only in the SNES version), they can play a multiplayer version of the game, in which the second player will control the Bandit. If Yoshi wins, he will get an item, two extra lives or three extra lives. Description[edit]
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