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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
In this minigame, the players must fix six leaks in their teams' ducts. This is done by repeatedly pressing the buttons that appear over the players' heads. The team that fixes its duct first wins. Only the character on the right will play their winning voice clip.
In this minigame, the players must fix six leaks in their teams' ducts. This is done by repeatedly pressing the buttons that appear over the players' heads. The team that fixes its duct first wins. Only the character on the right plays their winning voice clip.


Compared to other 8-Player minigames in ''Mario Party 7'', this one is unique in that all of the controller's buttons are used by either teammate.
Compared to other 8-Player minigames in ''Mario Party 7'', this one is unique in that all of the controller's buttons are used by either teammate.

Revision as of 12:40, February 4, 2023

Duct & Cover
Duct & Cover from Mario Party 7
Appears in Mario Party 7
Type 8-Player minigame
Music track Fun in the Sun
Music sample

Duct & Cover is an 8-Player minigame from Mario Party 7. Its name is a pun on "duck and cover."

Gameplay

In this minigame, the players must fix six leaks in their teams' ducts. This is done by repeatedly pressing the buttons that appear over the players' heads. The team that fixes its duct first wins. Only the character on the right plays their winning voice clip.

Compared to other 8-Player minigames in Mario Party 7, this one is unique in that all of the controller's buttons are used by either teammate.

Controls

  • Control Stick / C Stick – Move
  • B Button A Button Y Button X Button L Button R Button – Tap

In-game text

  • Rules"Watch for the button symbols to appear over the pipe, then tap that button repeatedly to fix the leak."
  • Advice"If you and your partner work on different leaks, the job will go much faster."

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese なおせすいどうかん[?]
Naose Suidōkan
Fix the Tap-water Pipes
German Rohrflicker[?] Pipe Flicker
Italian Plastica idraulica[?] Hydraulic plastic
Spanish Escapes[?] Scapes