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[[Image:Lip Sync.png|thumb|right|'''Lip Sync''' with Peach.]] | [[Image:Lip Sync.png|thumb|right|'''Lip Sync''' with Peach.]] | ||
'''Lip Sync''' is a [[Gaddget]] in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. It can be obtained by completing the quest ''Bowser: Accused!''. Lip Sync can be used to view close up views of various characters' mouths. The characters in Lip Sync include [[Mario]], [[Peach]], a [[Boo]], and a [[Goomba]]. The player can change the character by pressing a direction on the D-pad. The player can also cause the characters' mouths to move by pressing and releasing the L or R button. | '''Lip Sync''' is a [[Gaddget]] in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. It can be obtained by completing the quest ''Bowser: Accused!''. Lip Sync can be used to view close up views of various characters' mouths. The characters in Lip Sync include [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], a [[Boo]], and a [[Goomba]]. The player can change the character by pressing a direction on the D-pad. The player can also cause the characters' mouths to move by pressing and releasing the L or R button. | ||
== Controls == | == Controls == | ||
Revision as of 01:10, May 17, 2012
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Lip Sync with Peach.
Lip Sync is a Gaddget in Mario Party Advance. It can be obtained by completing the quest Bowser: Accused!. Lip Sync can be used to view close up views of various characters' mouths. The characters in Lip Sync include Mario, Princess Peach, a Boo, and a Goomba. The player can change the character by pressing a direction on the D-pad. The player can also cause the characters' mouths to move by pressing and releasing the L or R button.
Controls
- L/R (released) – Move current character's lips
- D-pad – Choose a different character
Description
"Who said that!? Was that you? It didn't look like you, so WHO SAID THAT!?"
Trivia
- The Gaddget name comes from the term "Lip Sync", a term which describes when a person moves their lips in a rhythm while a song with lyrics plays.
