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Welcome home, Mario; we’ve missed you!
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The basic gameplay is simple and addictive and only gets more exciting with combos, power-ups, challenges and many other surprises. Features in Tap Disc:
• Simple one-touch tap control
• 20+ unique bonuses, power-ups, and challenges
• Three standard difficulty settings and pre-school mode for children
• Full tutorials
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