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'''Rock, Paper, MARIO''' is a duel [[minigame]] in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. It can be played in [[Bowser Land]] and in [[Mini-Game Land]]. The name is a pun of [[wikipedia:Rock Paper Scissors|Rock Paper Scissors]]. | '''Rock, Paper, Mario''' (stylised as '''Rock, Paper, MARIO''' on the Mini-Game Stadium roulette) is a duel [[minigame]] in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. It can be played in [[Bowser Land]] and in [[Mini-Game Land]]. The name is a pun of [[wikipedia:Rock Paper Scissors|Rock Paper Scissors]]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:09, July 15, 2017
Template:Minigame-infobox Rock, Paper, Mario (stylised as Rock, Paper, MARIO on the Mini-Game Stadium roulette) is a duel minigame in Mario Party 2. It can be played in Bowser Land and in Mini-Game Land. The name is a pun of Rock Paper Scissors.
Gameplay
This game is played very similarly to Rock, Paper, Scissors. The players choose one of three characters, Mario, Peach or Bowser and then reveal their choices to their opposition. Whoever chose the character who beats the other player's character is the winner.
- Player Choices
- BOWSER beats PEACH. (BOWSER "scares" PEACH and the symbol is a purple heart.)
- PEACH beats MARIO. (MARIO "falls in love" with PEACH and the symbol is a pink heart.)
- MARIO beats BOWSER. (MARIO "beats up" BOWSER and the symbol is a Star.)
Controls
– Mario
– Peach
– Bowser
In-game text
- Goomba – "Mario beats Bowser. Peach beats Mario. Bowser beats Peach. Just like in rock, paper, scissors, the strongest one wins! The Button is Mario, the Button, Peach, and the Button, Bowser."
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | マリオジャンケン[?] Mario Janken |
Mario Janken | |
| German | Mario-Knobeln[?] | Mario Dice Throw | |
| Italian | Sasso, Carta, Mario[?] | Literal Translation | |
| Spanish | Piedra, Papel, Mario[?] | Literal translation |
