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You can easily just not drive through the barrage of enemy attacks.

Another P Switch that basically asks you to drive in a forward motion.

From January 7th, 2026

Another straightforward Blue Coins P Switch.

For this one, you MUST use your provided mushrooms wisely. And stay away from the Blargs as their hit boxes are way bigger than you think.

Once again, I came across a beta Cabbage sprite while playing Plants VS Zombies: RePlanted. Not sure why it's limited only to the Cabbages.

Not pictured: My brain refusing to cooperate with go-karts being able to wall-jump.

Something tells me Nintendo is really trying to make up for the Blue Coins being misery to collect in Super Mario Sunshine.

From December 17th, 2025

If you're not super clumsy like I am, you may not even need the feathers they give you to complete this one.

My advice for this one is to just... cruise. You may not even need to touch the controller at all.

Sometimes... as Shia LeBouf once said, "YOU JUST DO IT!" Even if your brain doesn't want to cooperate. Still, my brain doesn't like that go karts can wall-jump.

Man, I thought I could just sneak past that Tokotoko!

Just in case you were wondering... yes, you do, in fact, have to physically touch the pole to win.

From December 17th, 2025

Man, you REALLY gotta get that last jump just right. At least I had some time to spare.

I really like the way the Fire Snakes look in this game; the orange/purple coloration is a very nice touch.

For some P Switches, you don't necessarily need to get all of the checkpoints. There's some wiggle room.

Maybe I'd gotten too used to how it works in Kirby and the Forgotten Land, where, In Treasure Roads, you generally want to avoid hitting enemies as that slows you down. That is not so in this game; you can hit the enemies as much as you want!

The desert area around Shy Guy Bazaar just lends itself so well for these sprawling P Switches.

From December 17th, 2025