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{{minigame infobox
{{Minigame-infobox
|image=[[File:ControlSrick.png|260px]]
| image = [[File:ControlSrick.png|260px]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 6]]''
| appeared_in = ''[[Mario Party 6]]''
|type=Battle minigame
| type = Battle mini-game
|track=Fast and Furious
| song = Fast and Furious
|sample=[[File:MP6 Fast and Furious.oga]]
}}
}}
'''Control Shtick''' is a Battle [[minigame]] in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''.
'''Control Schtick''' is a battle [[minigame]] found in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. Its name is based on the control stick, an [[wikipedia:Analog stick|analog stick]] found on videogame controllers; two control sticks are actually used to play this minigame.


==Overview==
==Introduction==
The opening shows every playing doing a random pose correctly, after their podiums turn.
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.


Both control sticks are used in gameplay, {{button|gcn|Stick}} and {{button|gcn|C}}, moving the left and right arms for the player to strike any poses shown. Any players who do an incorrect pose fall through a hole, disqualifying them. Quicker reactions are required as gameplay speeds up. A player wins if all of their opponents have been removed. If every player is disqualified, the result is a tie.
==Gameplay==
Players have to use {{button|gcn|Stick}} and the {{button|gcn|C}} to move the player's arms in varying directions to copy the directions from the screen. As time passes by, the players have to react faster. Players who pose incorrectly fall through a hole in their platforms and are eliminated. The last player remaining wins.


The ending shows the winning player performing their victory poses.
==Ending==
The camera zooms in on the winner, as well as the screen in the minigame showing him or her. The winner then preforms his or her victory animation.


==Controls==
==Controls==
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*'''Advice''' – ''"The speed will increase with each passing round. Do your best to keep up!"''
*'''Advice''' – ''"The speed will increase with each passing round. Do your best to keep up!"''


==Naming==
==Names in Other Languages==
The minigame is titled after the "{{wp|analog stick|control stick}}."
{{foreignname
 
===Names in other languages===
{{foreign names
|Jpn=やじるしたいそう
|JpnR=Yajirushi Taisō
|JpnM=Arrow Gymnastics
|Spa=Fíjate bien
|Spa=Fíjate bien
|SpaM=Look Well
|SpaM=Focus well
|Fre=Gymna-Sticks
|FreM=Portmanteau of ''gymnastics'' and ''stick''
|Ger=Tele-Turner
|Ita=Morra Frecciolosa
|ItaM=From ''morra'' ("rock-paper-scissors") and a pun on ''freccia'' ("arrow") and ''frettolosa'' ("hasty")
}}
}}
 
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{{MP6 minigames}}
{{MP6 Minigames}}
[[Category:Battle minigames]]
[[Category:Battle Minigames]]
[[Category:Mario Party 6 minigames]]
[[Category:Mario Party 6 Minigames]]

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