Two of the Wrecking Crew related challenges in NES Remix involve competing against Foreman Spike.
Waluigi's Gold Mantis kart in Mario Kart DS resembles the excavator Foreman Spike uses in Mobile Golf. As shown in his artwork, he wears a yellow cap and purple clothes, and his hair has a slight purple hue. He has reverted to his original Wrecking Crew design and is now overweight. In the Japan-only Game Boy Color golf title Mobile Golf, Foreman Spike is an unlockable character through the Mobile Adapter GB. In that game's single player mode, the CPU Luigi fulfills a similar role and can not be damaged by the enemies just like Foreman Spike.
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Like the rest of the enemies in the game, Foreman Spike can only be permanently defeated by trapping him, such as dropping a drum on him or knocking him into an isolated floor.įoreman Spike's in-game appearance showed the same build as Mario and Luigi, a hooked nose, sunglasses, yellowish brown clothing, a beard, and a mouth full of crooked teeth when struck.įoreman Spike did not appear in the first game of the series, VS. With a Golden Hammer, Foreman Spike can be knocked down without having to hit an object between them. However, Mario can do the same back to him. Whenever an object comes between the two, he hits it with his hammer to knock Mario all the way to the bottom of the stage.
In regular phases, Foreman Spike follows Mario while remaining in the background. While Mario moves in the foreground, Spike runs around in the background, smashing walls with his hammer to find the coin before Mario. Foreman Spike made his debut in the first bonus stage of Wrecking Crew, where he competes against Mario in finding a coin.
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