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There are 10 rounds. During each round, blue arrows appear pointing to different directions. The objective is to turn the character's body to the side that the arrows are not pointing at the moment. In the first and second round, there is only one arrow per level. From Round 3 to Round 6, there are two arrows per round, and from the seventh round to the last round, there are three arrows. The player who beat the most rounds wins. | There are 10 rounds. During each round, blue arrows appear pointing to different directions. The objective is to turn the character's body to the side that the arrows are not pointing at the moment. In the first and second round, there is only one arrow per level. From Round 3 to Round 6, there are two arrows per round, and from the seventh round to the last round, there are three arrows. The player who beat the most rounds wins. | ||
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Revision as of 12:20, April 22, 2012
Template:Minigame-infobox Don't Look is a Free-for-All minigame found in Mario Party 9.
Introduction
The players are seen standing on the floor, as the characters moves while three groups of arrows appear.
Gameplay
There are 10 rounds. During each round, blue arrows appear pointing to different directions. The objective is to turn the character's body to the side that the arrows are not pointing at the moment. In the first and second round, there is only one arrow per level. From Round 3 to Round 6, there are two arrows per round, and from the seventh round to the last round, there are three arrows. The player who beat the most rounds wins.
Trivia
- The concept of this minigame is similar to that of Look Away from Mario Party 2; however, players are now trying to look away from an external force instead of another player.
