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{{minigame infobox
{{minigame-infobox
|image=[[File:Shortcut Circuit MPDS.png]] <br> 4-Player minigame version
|image = [[Image:MPDS_ShortcutCircuit.jpg|160px]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party DS]]''
|appeared_in = ''[[Mario Party DS]]
|type=4-Player coin minigame <br> Duel coin minigame
|type = 4-player, duel and bonus mini-game
|track=Into the Fairy Tale
|sample=[[File:MPDS Into the Fairy Tale.oga]]
}}
}}
'''Shortcut Circuit''' is a 4-Player and Duel [[coin]]-collecting [[minigame]] that is found in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. The minigame's name is a pun on the phrase "{{wp|short circuit}}," where electricity takes an unwanted path.
'''Shortcut Circuit''' is a 4-player and a duel [[mini-game]] that is found during the events of ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. In addition, the mini-game is a bonus mini-game for [[player]]s to collect [[Coin]]s.


==Introduction==
==Introduction==
In the scene, the minigame sets on a detailed circuit board with four rows of attached chips extending away from the player. The four players with their colors they obtained appear, walking forward on the paths, and spot about four bridge pieces, each with its own different color. The first two players go across the chip paths by using the bridge pieces, and then the next two players do the same. Shortly after that, the bridge pieces disappear, and the players stand on the start spots. Shortly after that, the minigame begins.
In the scene, the mini-game sets on a detailed circuit board with four rows of attached chips extending away from the player. The four players with their colors they obtained appeared walking forward on the paths and spot about four bridge pieces each with their own different color. The first two players go across the chip paths by using the bridge pieces; and then the next two players do the same thing as well. Shortly after that, the bridge pieces disappear and the players stand on the start spots. Shortly after that, the mini-game begins.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
In the minigame, the players attempt to gather coins that appeared between the chip paths by using one of two types of bridge pieces: one to go left, and the other to go right. Occasionally, the players spot a [[Red Coin]] that is worth five coins. The players can use the bridge pieces to gather coins by using {{button|ds|stylus}}. When a player lets go of {{button|ds|stylus}}, the player places the bridge piece in a certain spot during gameplay. When a bridge piece is used by a player that passes by, the bridge piece disappears after the player uses it to go across to another path. Crossing a bridge piece takes some time for the player as the other players go ahead from them.
In the mini-game, the players attempt to gather Coins that appeared between the chip paths by using one of two types of bridge pieces; one to go left, and the other to go right. Occasionally, the players will spot a [[Red Coin]] that is worth five Coins. The players can use the bridge pieces to gather Coins by using the stylus, when the player lets go of the stylus; the player places the bridge piece in a certain spot during gameplay.


There are two limitations when the players are using bridge pieces. The first limitation is that if a player reaches a bridge piece that another player placed, the player can use it to cross onto another path instead of the other player. The second limitation is that when a player places the bridge piece in a certain place, and another player tries placing a bridge piece between one of the sides of the bridge piece, the player cannot place their bridge piece there. The reason is that both sides of the bridge piece prevent other bridge pieces from being placed on either side.
When a bridge piece is used by a player that passes by, the bridge piece disappears because the player uses it to go across to another path. Crossing a bridge piece takes some time for the player as the other players go ahead from the other player.


There are two limitations when the players are using bridge pieces. The first limitation is that if player reaches a bridge piece that another player placed, the player can use it to cross onto another path instead of the other player. The second limitation is that when a player places the bridge piece in a certain place, and another player tries placing a bridge piece between one of the sides of the bridge piece, the player cannot place its bridge piece there. The reason is that both sides of the bridge piece prevent other bridge pieces to be placed from either side.
==Rules==
Grab as many coins as possible. You'll travel in the direction of path arrows, so drag the bridge pieces to make paths that carry you through coins.
==Tips==
Each bridge piece can be crossed only once. So lay pieces down strategically so you reach them before others do.
==Controls==
==Controls==
*{{button|ds|Stylus}} &ndash; Touch and hold to drag a path piece
*'''Stylus:'''- Touch and hold to drag a path piece  
*{{button|ds|Stylus}} &ndash; Let go to drop a path piece
*'''Stylus:'''- Let go to drop a path piece


==In-game text==
==Trivia==
*'''Rules''' &ndash; ''"Grab as many coins as possible. You'll travel in the direction of path arrows, so drag the bridge pieces to make paths that carry you through coins."''
*The name of this mini-game is a pun on the phrase "short circuit", where electricity takes an unwanted path.
*'''Tips''' &ndash; ''"Each bridge piece can be crossed only once. So lay pieces down strategically so you reach them before others do."''
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|FreA=à contre-courant
|FreAM=crosscurrent
|FreE=Courant Alternatif
|FreEM=Alternative Current
|Spa=Corto circuito
|SpaM=Pun on ''circuito corto'' and ''cortocircuito'', both meaning "short circuit"
|Ger=Platinen-Parcours
|GerM=Circuit Board Parcours
|Jap=ジグザグコインキャッチ
|JapR=Jiguzagu Koin Kyatchi
|JapM=Zigzag Coin Catch
|Kor=지그재그 코인 캐치
|KorR=Jigeujaegeu Koin Kaechi
|KorM=Zigzag Coin Catch
|Ita=Ponti d'Oro
|ItaM=Gold Bridges
}}


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[[Category:Duel mini-games]]
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[[it:Ponti d'Oro]]

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