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'''On the Spot''' is a single-player [[mini-game]] found in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. The minigame name comes from the term "Right on the spot." | '''On the Spot''' is a single-player [[mini-game]] found in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. The minigame name comes from the term "Right on the spot." | ||
The player | ==Gameplay== | ||
The player has to poke the Whomp's back in the right order as the Whomp tells to the player where to poke at to earn points within the time limit. If the player accidentally pokes the wrong side of the Whomp’s back, the player loses 5 seconds as the Whomp attempts to tell the player where to poke the spots correctly again. If the player clears all the Whomps, the player wins. | |||
In Free Play, the player has unlimited Whomps waiting in line, waiting to tell the player where to poke in the right order as it gets trickier. | |||
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Revision as of 00:02, July 9, 2011
Template:Minigame-infobox On the Spot is a single-player mini-game found in Mario Party Advance. The minigame name comes from the term "Right on the spot."
Gameplay
The player has to poke the Whomp's back in the right order as the Whomp tells to the player where to poke at to earn points within the time limit. If the player accidentally pokes the wrong side of the Whomp’s back, the player loses 5 seconds as the Whomp attempts to tell the player where to poke the spots correctly again. If the player clears all the Whomps, the player wins.
In Free Play, the player has unlimited Whomps waiting in line, waiting to tell the player where to poke in the right order as it gets trickier.
