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'''World Piece''' is a 2 VS. 2 mini-game in ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. In this game the two teams are placed in two small, separated arenas. A shape will appear in the center of the room, and the two teams must race to match up the shape with two smaller halves. | '''World Piece''' is a 2 VS. 2 mini-game in ''[[Mario Party 7]]''. In this game the two teams are placed in two small, separated arenas. A shape will appear in the center of the room, and the two teams must race to match up the shape with two smaller halves. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This mini-game's name is a pun on "world peace", a period of time when no violence occurs throughout the world at the same time. | *This mini-game's name is a pun on "world peace", a period of time when no violence occurs throughout the world at the same time. | ||
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Revision as of 23:35, May 24, 2010
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World Piece.
World Piece is a 2 VS. 2 mini-game in Mario Party 7. In this game the two teams are placed in two small, separated arenas. A shape will appear in the center of the room, and the two teams must race to match up the shape with two smaller halves.
These half-shapes will be scattered around the two arenas, and each team will need to grab the correct ones and put them into the large panel at the far end of their arena. When a team does this, they will get a point. The first team to earn two points will win the mini-game.
Controls
Control Stick – Move
A Button – Grab/Drop piece
Trivia
- This mini-game's name is a pun on "world peace", a period of time when no violence occurs throughout the world at the same time.
