Pair-a-Gone and On
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| Appears in | Super Mario 64 DS | ||
| Type | Luigi's minigame | ||
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Pair-a-Gone and On is one ofLuigi'sminigames found inSuper Mario 64 DS. It is an endless version ofPair-a-Gone.
Gameplay[edit]
The minigame is largely identical to Pair-a-Gone: The player must attempt to match two cards that are adjacent to each other either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Whenever the player manages to match a set of cards, Luigi deals out more to replace them. However, these cards never end and keep replenishing, hence the name. Once there are no more matches for the player to make, theminigame ends and the player's score is recorded.
Cards[edit]
*Appears after several cards are paired.
In-game instructions[edit]
This game of Pair-a-Gone goes on forever! Test your skill and see how many cards you can clear. Go for the record!
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | どこまでもルイージ・カルロ[?] Doko made mo Ruīji Karuro | Nonstop Luigi Carlo | |
| Chinese | 无尽连连看[?] Wújìn Liánliánkàn | Endless Matchmakers | |
| French | Les paires sans fin[?] | Endless pairs | |
| German | Gleich und Gleich 2[?] | Same and Same 2 | |
| Italian | Appaiacarte infinito[?] | Infinite Paired cards | |
| Spanish | Empareja hasta las cejas[?] | Match even the eyebrows,hasta las cejas is an Spanish expression that could also mean "fed up" or "commited", so it could mean "Match until (you're) fed up" or "Commited match". |
