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The four players are standing next to a [[Warp Pipe]] in the background of [[Leaf Leap]] when | The four players are standing next to a [[Warp Pipe]] in the background of [[Leaf Leap]] when Mario jumps out and invites everyone to join him for the minigames. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
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| Mario's Three-peat | |
|---|---|
 Leaf Leap  Bumper Balls  Shy Guy Says | |
| Appears in | Super Mario Party Jamboree |
| Type | Showdown minigame |
| Music track | Move Happily (Leaf Leap) Couldn't Be Better (Bumper Balls) The Wide, Wide Ocean (Shy Guy Says) |
Mario's Three-peat[1] is a Showdown minigame in Super Mario Party Jamboree. It is centered around Mario, and has four players competing against him and each other in three minigames from past Mario Party installments.
Introduction
The four players are standing next to a Warp Pipe in the background of Leaf Leap when Mario jumps out and invites everyone to join him for the minigames.
Gameplay
This minigame has the four players competing against Mario and each other in three different minigames from past Mario Party installments.
The first stage is Leaf Leap, returning from Mario Party 5. Players must jump from leaf to leaf to try to climb the highest on their respective beanstalk. If players jump to a leaf that is not there, they will fall until they land back on a leaf below. The player who climbs the highest when the 30 second time limit runs out wins. The beanstalk then extends up into the clouds for the next stage.
The second stage is Bumper Balls, returning from Mario Party. The objective of the minigame is to bump other players off a platform by utilizing personalized balls. The last player standing wins. Unlike its appearances in Mario Party and Mario Party 2, it takes place on a platform in the sky. After the minigame is finished, all players are attached to a balloon and taken to the final stage.
The third and final stage is Shy Guy Says, returning from Mario Party, albeit modeled after its appearance in Mario Party 2 and set at nighttime rather than daytime. Players have to raise the same-colored flag as the Shy Guy. Each of the Shy Guy's flags shows the button used to raise that flag: 
for white, and 
for red. If one of the players raises the wrong-colored flag or does not raise any flag, the Shy Guy eliminates the player from the minigame by using a bow and arrow to pop their balloon. The last player attached to their balloon wins.
The player who encountered Mario on the board first to trigger the minigame is awarded three points at the beginning as an advantage.[2] Each player's score is kept at the end of each stage, awarding five points for first place, four for second, three for third, two for fourth and one for fifth. At the end, the player with the most points wins the minigame and receives Mario as a Jamboree Buddy.
Gallery
The look-alike Mario in the minigame in Party-Planner Trek
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish | Los clásicos de Mario[3] | Mario's Classics |
References
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBgOv8JAwdE
- ^ https://www.nintendo.com/jp/switch/a7hla/sugoroku/index.html
- ^ Nintendúo (October 1, 2024). MODO HISTORIA de Super Mario Party Jamboree - NUEVO GAMEPLAY Exclusivo 🎲 (Nintendo Switch) (1:57). YouTube (European Spanish). Retrieved October 2, 2024.
