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|image=[[File:MP3 Locked Out.png|260px]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 3]]''
|type=Battle mini-game
|time=10 seconds per round
|track=What to Do?!?
|sample=[[File:MP3 What To Do.oga]]
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'''Locked Out''' is a Battle [[minigame]] found in ''[[Mario Party 3]]''.
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'''Locked Out''' is a battle mini-game found in ''[[Mario Party 3]]''.
==Gameplay==
[[File:MP3 Peach Locked Out Artwork.jpg|thumb|left|Official artwork of [[Princess Peach]] holding two keys from the minigame]]
Players attempt to grab the [[key]] with the same mark as the doors' designs; there is always one fewer key than the number of players. Players without keys can [[punch]] other players with keys to make them drop the keys. If one of the players fails to enter a door, that player will be locked in the room and be eliminated. The first player that reaches the end of the three rooms with the correct key wins.  


== Gameplay ==
If no players have entered a door when the time expires, the minigame will end in a draw. However, if only one player has entered a door in a room when the time expires, that player will automatically be declared the winner, regardless of how many rooms have been cleared.
Players attempt to grab the same-shaped key as the on design the doors, of which here are always one less than there are players. Players without keys can punch other players with keys to make them drop the keys. If one of the players fails to swipe/get the correct key, that player will stay in that room. First player that reaches the end of the 3 rooms with the correct key wins.
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{{Mario Party 3}}
==Controls==
* {{button|n64|Stick}} – Move
* {{button|n64|A}} – Get key / Drop key
* {{button|n64|B}} – Attack
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[[Category: Mini-games]]
==In-game text==
* '''Game Rules''' – ''"Grab a key, then open a door! The mark on the key must match the door, or it won't open!"''
* '''Advice''' – ''"If you attack a character, he or she will drop the key! Steal a key when you get the chance!"''
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=うばって!キーダッシュ
|JapR=Ubatte! Kī dasshu
|JapM=Grab It! Key Dash
|Fre=Porte-Clés
|FreM=Door-Key; pun on ''porte-clés'' (keychain) and ''porte'' (door)
|Ger=Ausgeschlossen
|GerM=Locked Out
|Spa=Encerrados
|SpaM=Locked Up
}}
 
{{MP3 minigames}}
[[Category:Battle minigames]]
[[Category:Mario Party 3 minigames]]
[[de:Ausgeschlossen]]

Latest revision as of 09:27, January 8, 2024

Locked Out
Locked Out from Mario Party 3.
Appears in Mario Party 3
Type Battle mini-game
Time limit 10 seconds per round
Music track What to Do?!?
Music sample

Locked Out is a Battle minigame found in Mario Party 3.

Gameplay[edit]

Mario Party 3 artwork: Princess Peach
Official artwork of Princess Peach holding two keys from the minigame

Players attempt to grab the key with the same mark as the doors' designs; there is always one fewer key than the number of players. Players without keys can punch other players with keys to make them drop the keys. If one of the players fails to enter a door, that player will be locked in the room and be eliminated. The first player that reaches the end of the three rooms with the correct key wins.

If no players have entered a door when the time expires, the minigame will end in a draw. However, if only one player has entered a door in a room when the time expires, that player will automatically be declared the winner, regardless of how many rooms have been cleared.

Controls[edit]

  • Control Stick – Move
  • A Button – Get key / Drop key
  • B Button – Attack

In-game text[edit]

  • Game Rules"Grab a key, then open a door! The mark on the key must match the door, or it won't open!"
  • Advice"If you attack a character, he or she will drop the key! Steal a key when you get the chance!"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese うばって!キーダッシュ[?]
Ubatte! Kī dasshu
Grab It! Key Dash
French Porte-Clés[?] Door-Key; pun on porte-clés (keychain) and porte (door)
German Ausgeschlossen[?] Locked Out
Spanish Encerrados[?] Locked Up