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'''Desert Dash''' is a 2-vs-2 [[mini-game]] that is found in the [[Nintendo 64]] game ''[[Mario Party]]''. It consists of two players in a team cooperating each other by moving their legs attached onto the logs to move. | '''Desert Dash''' is a 2-vs-2 [[mini-game]] that is found in the [[Nintendo 64]] game ''[[Mario Party]]''. It consists of two players in a team cooperating with each other by moving their legs attached onto the logs to move. | ||
==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
On the screen, the [[player]] will see the [[Sun]] that is about to set. There are some trees and rocks at both sides of the lane on the grass. The camera moves backward, revealing the finish line with a sign post, and a [[Thwomp]] as an obstacle. Then the screen splits in two and shows the two teams, whom have log boards on their feet, as the mini-game begins. | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The | The members of the teams have log boards on their feet, and they have to work together to cross the finish line. To go forward, both players in a team will have to step on a certain side, using their feet, as the dialog appears on each team showing which way both players will have to go to move forward, at the same time. If one of the players in a team moves in the wrong direction with their foot, the team will collapse onto the ground and then have to stand up to resume. If this occurs, the team will lose some time and the other team may get ahead. | ||
Additionally in the mini-game, there is a Thwomp in the | Additionally in the mini-game, there is a Thwomp in the air nearby, as an obstacle, attempting to crush the teams as they pass by. After falling, the Thwomp slowly lifts up from the ground to fall again when it reaches the highest height it can get to, and the process repeats. If one of the teams gets crushed by the Thwomp, the team will lose some time, like when they fall over. | ||
The first team | The first team to cross the finish line wins the mini-game. | ||
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{{Mario Party 1}} | {{Mario Party 1}} | ||
[[Category:2-vs-2 mini-games]] | [[Category:2-vs-2 mini-games]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:12, December 26, 2010
Template:Minigame-infobox Desert Dash is a 2-vs-2 mini-game that is found in the Nintendo 64 game Mario Party. It consists of two players in a team cooperating with each other by moving their legs attached onto the logs to move.
Introduction
On the screen, the player will see the Sun that is about to set. There are some trees and rocks at both sides of the lane on the grass. The camera moves backward, revealing the finish line with a sign post, and a Thwomp as an obstacle. Then the screen splits in two and shows the two teams, whom have log boards on their feet, as the mini-game begins.
Gameplay
The members of the teams have log boards on their feet, and they have to work together to cross the finish line. To go forward, both players in a team will have to step on a certain side, using their feet, as the dialog appears on each team showing which way both players will have to go to move forward, at the same time. If one of the players in a team moves in the wrong direction with their foot, the team will collapse onto the ground and then have to stand up to resume. If this occurs, the team will lose some time and the other team may get ahead.
Additionally in the mini-game, there is a Thwomp in the air nearby, as an obstacle, attempting to crush the teams as they pass by. After falling, the Thwomp slowly lifts up from the ground to fall again when it reaches the highest height it can get to, and the process repeats. If one of the teams gets crushed by the Thwomp, the team will lose some time, like when they fall over.
The first team to cross the finish line wins the mini-game.
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