Get Reel

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Get Reel
Get Reel from Mario Party: Island Tour
Appears in Mario Party: Island Tour
Type General minigame
Time limit 20 seconds
Music track Think carefully!
Music sample

Get Reel (known as The Reel Thing in the British English version) is a General minigame from Mario Party: Island Tour. The American name is a pun on the term "get real", while the British name is a pun on the phrase "the real thing."

Introduction[edit]

The player winds the film back and forth before the minigame begins.

Gameplay[edit]

The objective of the game is to wind the film back and forth until the player can find the frame pictured on the Touch Screen.

There are three films: a film with Mario running away from Peepas; a film with Mario riding on a paper airplane through balloons in the air; and a film with Mario jumping out of a yellow Warp Pipe between two Piranha Plants in pipes while a Jumbo Ray is flying. Once the player finds the correct frame, they must press A Button to confirm. If a player chooses the wrong frame, that player is stunned. There are three rounds; the first player to find the frame gets 9 points, the second gets 6, the third gets 3, and the fourth gets nothing. The player with the most points at the end wins.

Controls[edit]

  • Rotate Circle Pad – Advance or rewind film
  • A Button – Confirm

In-game text[edit]

  • RulesAmerican English "Wind the film back and forth to find the frame pictured on your Touch Screen."
  • RulesBritish English "Search the film reel for the scene that matches the lower screen."

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese あわせて1コマ[?]
Awasete 1 koma
Fit One Frame
Dutch Stop-motion-sterren[?] Stop Motion Stars
French (NOA) Avance sur image[?] -
French (NOE) Drôle de bobine[?] Weird Roll (Can also mean "Weird face")
German Von der Rolle[?] Off the Roll
Italian Sala di montaggio[?] Editing room
Korean 한 컷을 찾아라![?] -
Portuguese Estrela de Cinema[?] Movie Star
Russian Опытный оператор[1]
Opitniy operator
Experienced cameraman. The original name is an alliteration.
Spanish (NOA) Fotograma exacto[?] Exact Still
Spanish (NOE) De película[?] Filming, pun on an expression meaning fantastic

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References[edit]

  1. ^ Extracted from mg_inst.msbt, nested in languages/EU_Russian.zdat