If the stage is completed or a high score is obtained, Mr. Krabs looks sad and no customers come in. If a microgame is completed, customers enter the restaurant. Krabs gestures to the Krusty Krab's doors. The art style in this stage is crudely drawn sketches, often with incomplete lines and coloring. The IconBob levels (which are exclusive to this version) are done using the Nintendo 3DS Circle Pad. The gameplay on the Nintendo 3DS version is almost identical to the Wii version, but instead of the uDraw Tablet (since the Nintendo 3DS isn't compatible with it), the touch screen is used. The game requires the use of the now-discontinued uDraw GameTablet by THQ. Each nanogame has a short time limit of less than 10 or 5 seconds, depending on the nanogame, and players would have to rely on quick thinking and reflexes to finish each nanogame.
Similar to WarioWare games, players get to play mini-games, dubbed Nanogames, in quick succession in order to proceed. 3.8 IconBob (Plankton, Nintendo 3DS version only).The entire game is hosted by SpongeBob's biggest fan, Patchy the Pirate, in a never-before-seen live action experience for an added level of under-the-sea silliness. SpongeBob SquigglePants also lets players digitally draw, paint, color and choose from dozens of SpongeBob-themed stamps, using the uDraw to create a masterpiece worthy of a place in Patchy's own collection of SpongeBob art, or their own refrigerator, thanks to the uDraw's exclusive ability to export art to the Wii's SD card slot. Within this rapid-fire succession of challenges, SpongeBob SquigglePants exposes players to never-before-seen SpongeBob art styles from the Nickelodeon vault. SpongeBob SquigglePants puts you in the driver's seat for a dizzying series of lightning-speed Nanogames, giving you mere seconds to finish one before moving right on to the next. In SpongeBob's most crazy, creative adventure yet, be prepared to laugh your SquigglePants off as you tilt, flick, tap and draw through more than 100 Nanogames set in six zany worlds.
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