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* A similar course name from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' was called [[Tick Tock Clock]]. | * A similar course name from ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' was called [[Tick Tock Clock]]. | ||
* It is possible for both players to be knocked off of the clock if they're hit by the minute hand at the same time. If this happens, the result is obviously a Draw. | * It is possible for both players to be knocked off of the clock if they're hit by the minute hand at the same time. If this happens, the result is obviously a Draw. | ||
* Even though it does not say in the instructions, | * Even though it does not say in the instructions, players can use the Control Stick to move their character. The character will stay in the same place, however, and it is useless to even use it. | ||
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Revision as of 14:59, June 21, 2011
Tick Tock Hop is a duel mini-game founded in Mario Party 3.
Gameplay
Players have to dodge the minute hand by simply jump over it as it comes spinning around toward the players. The more the players stay on the second hand from being knocked over, the more the both hands will speed up as the mini-game gets a little harder. Last standing player wins.
Trivia
- A similar course name from Super Mario 64 was called Tick Tock Clock.
- It is possible for both players to be knocked off of the clock if they're hit by the minute hand at the same time. If this happens, the result is obviously a Draw.
- Even though it does not say in the instructions, players can use the Control Stick to move their character. The character will stay in the same place, however, and it is useless to even use it.
