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When viewing the Guide Book, the player takes control of a small hand for navigation purposes. When the Guide Book is accessed, the hand is automatically positioned

left corner of the screen, and a small rectangular box appears on the bottom of the screen. In this box are displayed all galaxies that have currently been

changes the stage layout in a specific way, which is required for full navigation. Some of the ways that it manipulates the environment include moving the

specific game to represent the buttons in the toolbar; among the general navigation buttons, there is also a "Microtron" button which opens a trailer for

through the air. The spikes serve as obstacles in these passages, making navigation through the air more difficult. Spikes reappear in Wario Land 3 where

to a thin wooden walkway suspender high above ground. After successful navigation of this wooden structure, Mario arrives at an octagon-shaped wooden platform

participating in a minigame. The world is notable for introducing a grid-like navigation of playing minigames rather than a linear, branching path of minigames

known as the North Star. Polaris was often used by sailors as a guide in navigation, not unlike how Polari advises Rosalina and guides Mario. Likewise, his

resemble Pokeys in shape, and both a blue one and a stone one are used for navigation. Cactuses in Paper Mario: Sticker Star are interactive objects in World

possible to clip Mario into the ledge at the very top of the stairs. Careful navigation allows Mario into the area underneath where the cylinder rolls, and it

other racing games, takes place in the sky, where three dimensions of navigation are used rather than two. Players race around courses using rocket-powered

whirlpools which push Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong around to make underwater navigation more difficult. The whirlpools can swirl in either direction and influence

various enemies and Airships. Launch Stars reappear for interplanetary navigation, along with a Luma and Mario's spin action. Additionally, the concept

cannot be selected. As a placeholder, the cover art initially used for the box of Mario Party 4 used artwork of the characters from the previous game on

of the Cap Switches, a text box that explains the function of the switch is triggered. In the Japanese release, this text box causes the action in-game to

lowered by pressing several switches that power the gate using all the navigational techniques they've learned throughout the game. Kamek will also hinder

discover a wrapped present on their front lawn, which they open. Inside the box is a small relic that serves as the final key to unlocking Secret Seclusion

that Mario navigates the Great Sea is a reference to this game's main navigation mechanic. A few islands in the Great Sea are references to a few islands

the right or wrong way in the mazes of World 3-4, 6-4, and 8-4, making navigation slightly easier in those levels. In World 8, the Hammer Brothers perpetually

game. Like Super Paper Mario, worlds are segmented into levels. However, navigation between levels is done so using a world map and levels have three-dimensional