Picture This
| Picture This | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Party 7 | ||
| Type | 4-Player minigame | ||
| Time limit | 20 seconds per round | ||
| Music track | Lazy Day Lollygag | ||
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Picture This is a 4-Player minigame found in Mario Party 7.
Overview
The minigame opens with picture books placed in front of the players opening to the first page of a randomly-selected short animation.
Once the game begins, the book in the middle of the screen turns to a random page with a frame that the players must flip through their books to find. Once the players find the page they think matches the assigned page, they then must mark with a bookmark. Marking the correct page will reward the player a point and assign a new page to bookmark, while marking the wrong page will yield no points. The player that marks three correct pages is the winner. If time runs out and nobody has marked any correct pages, a tie occurs.
There are three possible short animations the game can choose from for each session: a driving car, a blooming flower, or a pair of snails caught in a thunderstorm.
Controls
– Turn pages forward
– Turn pages backward
– Select a page
In-game text
- Rules – "Turn the picture book pages to find the matching image. The first player to match 3 images wins!"
- Advice – "Press and hold or to turn the pages, or tap the buttons to turn them faster."
Gallery
The story about a driving car
The story about a blooming flower
The story about two snails caught in a thunderstorm
The ending to Picture This
Naming
"Picture This" is derived from the phrase of the same name, which is synonymous with "imagine this."
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | パラパラえほん[?] Parapara ehon |
Flipping Picture Book | |
| French | Folioscope[?] | Flip Book | |
| German | Bilderweld[?] | Pictures Gather | |
| Italian | Sfoglia e scegli[?] | Browse and choose | |
| Spanish | Marca la página[?] | Mark the Page |
Notes
- The mushroom-shaped clock on the wall seen during the beginning and ending of the minigame is set to the internal clock of the console.
