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Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure
''Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure'', released in Japan as , is a puzzle video game for the Nintendo 3DS. It was released in Japan on May 31, 2015 and North America and Europe on June 11, 2015.
==Gameplay==
''Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure'' is a falling block tile-matching video game and offers five distinct game modes with the option to use power-ups in each mode. The first mode, "Dr. Mario", is played using the traditional rules of the ''Dr. Mario'' series. In "Dr. Luigi", two different capsules joined together to create L-shaped configurations are dropped into the playing field at a time (The same mechanic was used in the "Operation L" mode of the video game of the same name). Both of these modes are each available in single player and competitive multiplayer modes. "Virus Buster", a game mode that was featured in ''Dr. Mario Online Rx'' and ''Dr. Luigi'', is played by holding the Nintendo 3DS vertically and using the touchscreen to drag the capsules via a drag and drop interface. There is also an online mode that utilizes the Nintendo Network service. Finally, there is the debuting "Miracle Cure Laboratory" mode, which features a number of set challenges to complete. Unlike previous entries in the series, there are no songs to choose from the soundtrack, and instead random songs from ''Dr. Mario Online Rx'' and ''Dr. Luigi'' play during every game.
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