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| {{minigame infobox
| | [[Image:MP6_ControlSchtick.jpg|thumb|'''Control Schtick'''.]] |
| |image=[[File:ControlSrick.png|260px]]
| | '''Control Schtick''' is a battle mini-game found in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. The name of this mini-game is based on the control stick, a stick found in videogame controllers, often used to move characters. |
| |appears_in=''[[Mario Party 6]]'' | |
| |type=Battle mini-game
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| |track=Fast and Furious
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| |sample=[[File:MP6 Fast and Furious.oga]]
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| '''Control Shtick''' is a Battle [[minigame]] found in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. Its name is based on "control stick," the official term for the {{wp|analog stick}} found on [[Nintendo]]'s controllers. Two control sticks are used to play this minigame. | |
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| ==Introduction==
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| The players are facing the camera before their podiums turn them around. The screen then displays a random pose, which all the players strike correctly.
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| ==Gameplay== | | ==Gameplay== |
| Players have to use {{button|gcn|Stick}} and {{button|gcn|C}} to move their arms in varying directions to copy the directions from the screen. As time passes, the players have to react faster. A player who poses incorrectly falls through a hole in their platform and is eliminated. The last player remaining wins. If at any time none of the players strike the correct pose, they are all eliminated and the game is a tie. | | Players have to use both control sticks ({{button|gcn|stick}} and the {{button|gcn|C}}) to move the players left and right hand to copy the directions from the screen. As time passes by, the mini-game will speed up. If a player makes the both wrong directions, the player loses. Last player standing wins. |
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| ==Ending==
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| The camera zooms in on the winner as they face the screen, as well as the screen in the minigame showing them. The winner then performs their victory animation. If everyone is eliminated, nothing else will happen afterwards.
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| ==Controls==
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| *{{button|gcn|Stick}} – Control left hand
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| *{{button|gcn|C}} – Control right hand
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| ==In-game text==
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| *'''Rules''' – ''"Tilt {{button|gcn|Stick}} and {{button|gcn|C}} so that your left and right hands match the directions displayed on the screen. The last player standing wins!"''
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| *'''Advice''' – ''"The speed will increase with each passing round. Do your best to keep up!"''
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| ==Names in other languages== | | ==Trivia== |
| {{foreign names
| | *The name of the mini-game is a pun on Control Stick. |
| |Jap=やじるしたいそう
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| |JapR=Yajirushi Taisō
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| |JapM=Arrow Gymnastics
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| |Spa=Fíjate bien
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| |SpaM=Look Well
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| |Fre=Gymna-Sticks
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| |FreM=Portmanteau of ''gymnastics'' and ''stick''
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| |Ger=Tele-Turner
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| |Ita=Morra Frecciolosa
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| |ItaM=From "morra" (rock-paper-scissors) and a pun on "freccia" (arrow) and "frettolosa" (hasty)
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| {{MP6 minigames}} | | <br clear=all> |
| [[Category:Battle minigames]] | | {{Mario Party 6}} |
| [[Category:Mario Party 6 minigames]] | | [[Category:Mario Party 6 mini-games]] |
| | [[Category:Battle mini-games]] |
| | [[Category:Mini-games]] |
