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{{LLquote|Howdy! Ah'm the 2 VS 2 Mini-Game Tree. Golly! You've got all 12 o' my Mini-Games.|2 VS 2 Mini-Game Tree|Mario Party 2}} | {{LLquote|Howdy! Ah'm the 2 VS 2 Mini-Game Tree. Golly! You've got all 12 o' my Mini-Games.|2 VS 2 Mini-Game Tree|Mario Party 2}} | ||
'''Mini-Game Park''' is a park that only appears in ''[[Mario Party 2]]'' where purchased [[Mini-Game]]s are played. | '''Mini-Game Park''' is a park that only appears in ''[[Mario Party 2]]'' where purchased [[Mini-Game]]s are played. When a Mini-Game is bought from [[Woody]], it shows up in Mini-Game Park and can be played freely. There dwells five additional trees in the park, one for each type of Mini-Game. The trees have apples on them, each one representing a different Mini-Game, which can be chosen to play the game. Two of these five trees, containing battle and item Mini-Games, however, involve the player needing to complete the [[Mini-Game Coaster]] to unlock. Additionally, the Mini-Game, [[Dungeon Dash]] is unlocked when the eleven 1 vs. 3 games, twelve 2 vs. 2 games, and twenty-one 4 player Mini-Games are bought. If every Mini-Game in the game is bought, however, the player is able to play the new Mini-Game, [[Rainbow Run]], in the park. Once unlocked, the games can be played ''ad infinitum'' here, per desired. | ||
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[[Category: Cities and Towns]] | [[Category: Cities and Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 10:16, July 26, 2010
Mini-Game Park is a park that only appears in Mario Party 2 where purchased Mini-Games are played. When a Mini-Game is bought from Woody, it shows up in Mini-Game Park and can be played freely. There dwells five additional trees in the park, one for each type of Mini-Game. The trees have apples on them, each one representing a different Mini-Game, which can be chosen to play the game. Two of these five trees, containing battle and item Mini-Games, however, involve the player needing to complete the Mini-Game Coaster to unlock. Additionally, the Mini-Game, Dungeon Dash is unlocked when the eleven 1 vs. 3 games, twelve 2 vs. 2 games, and twenty-one 4 player Mini-Games are bought. If every Mini-Game in the game is bought, however, the player is able to play the new Mini-Game, Rainbow Run, in the park. Once unlocked, the games can be played ad infinitum here, per desired.
