Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii World 4-7 star coins

Star Coins are used to open paths blocked by Star Coin Signs on the world map each sign costs 5 Star Coins to open and allows the player to access Toad Houses or additional levels, which are represented with letters (e.g. On the world map, the Touch Screen will display the total amount of Star Coins collected.

In this game and subsequent appearances, collected Star Coins will show up as translucent on subsequent playthroughs of a level a Star Coin does not count as collected until the player completes the level. Collecting a Star Coin adds 1,000 points to the player's score some Star Coins may be hidden in areas that require power-ups such as the Mini Mushroom or the Blue Shell to access or collect them. Enter the door at the very top.In New Super Mario Bros., there are three Star Coins in each of the eighty levels for a total of 240 Star Coins. You'll also need to hit some bricks to summon beanstalks that will take you higher. Lead the Broozer back out and enter the secret door.Ĭlimb the shaft using the P-Switches and platforms. Lead the Broozer down and then through the invisible barrier to bust it (just stand over the secret area and the Broozer will run into it). It's much like the one with the first coin, but you can't see the bricks blocking it. Just below the second Broozer is a secret area. In this secret area, hit the P-Switch and use the platform to access the coin. You'll be dropped outside but don't head of the flag just yet.Įnter the lower door to find the final coin. Climb the shaft using the P-Switches and platforms. Lead the Broozer back out and enter the secret door. In this room, lead the Big Boo away from the center to reveal a coin. Lead the Broozer over to punch out the bricks, then grab the coin or use a barrel to do the dirty work for you.Īt the bottom of the long shaft with all the Boos, enter the upper right door.

Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii World 4-7 star coins