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Three players have to use the spotlight to spotlight the other player all together while the other has to avoid being caught by the three player's spotlights. The other player can also go in underwater preventing being caught with the three spotlight but the player has to go back up because the player needs to breathe. If the player manages to avoid the three player's spotlights, that player wins | Three players have to use the spotlight to spotlight the other player all together while the other has to avoid being caught by the three player's spotlights. The other player can also go in underwater preventing being caught with the three spotlight but the player has to go back up because the player needs to breathe. If the player manages to avoid the three player's spotlights, that player wins. But the three player caught the other with all the spotlights together, they win. | ||
{{Mario Party 3}} | {{Mario Party 3}} | ||
[[Category:1-vs-3 mini-games]] | [[Category:1-vs-3 mini-games]] | ||
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Spotlight Swim is a 1-vs-3 easy mini-game found in Mario Party 3.
Gameplay
Three players have to use the spotlight to spotlight the other player all together while the other has to avoid being caught by the three player's spotlights. The other player can also go in underwater preventing being caught with the three spotlight but the player has to go back up because the player needs to breathe. If the player manages to avoid the three player's spotlights, that player wins. But the three player caught the other with all the spotlights together, they win.
