Some stores were also giving away the same Pikmin 3 patches that were given out at E3 2013, as well as some Nintendo E3 themed lanyards. This demo was the same one made available to play during E3 2013. Those locations had a Pikmin 3 demo booth installed, run by a Nintendo representative, where players could play an early demo version of Pikmin 3, featuring an exclusive version of the Tropical Forest map. On July 15 th, 2013, GameSpot's and Nintendo of America's YouTube accounts had an identical video uploaded to them, in which Reggie Fils-Amie, CEO of Nintendo of America, provided details of the event. After that, the message "Thanks for playing! There's lots more to explore in full the version of Pikmin 3." before it boots back to the main demo menu. Pausing the game mid-stage will show the controls again, and when the time is up, the words "End of demo" appear, followed by the stage results, but with the title "Demo version" on top. The stage is similar to Tropical Forest, but with different object placements.
Right before the player can go ahead and start the stage, a quick guide appears, showing off the controls, and the basics of Pikmin behavior and life cycles. The player is given 6 minutes to complete the stage. Inside the Mission Mode menu, it's revealed that the mode is called "Demo" here, with the subtitle "Pikmin 3 - Try it for yourself!" Only Collect Treasure! is available, and the only stage is called "Trial Stage". In the demo itself, on the title screen, the Mission Mode option has a "Demo" label on top of it, with a Red Pikmin poking from behind. Before the game proper, there's a small blurb alongside a quick tutorial video.
This Kiosk Unit demo of the game is different from the eShop demo.
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