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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ギグ
|Jpn=ギグ
|JapR=Gigu
|JpnR=Gigu
|JapM=Gig
|JpnM=Gig
|Ger=Akkord Akkord
|Ger=Rockparade
|GerM=Chord Chord
|GerM=Rock Parade
|SpaA=Potente Rock
|Spa=Márcate un riff
|SpaAM=Powerful Rock
|SpaM=Get a riff
|SpaE=Márcate un riff
|SpaEM=Get a riff
|Fre=Le riff qui tue
|Fre=Le riff qui tue
|FreM=The killer riff
|FreM=The killer riff
|Ita=Io e la mia banda
|ItaM=Me and my band
|Chi=弹贝斯
|Chi=弹贝斯
|ChiR=Tán bèisī
|ChiR=Tán bèisī
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==Trivia==
==Notes==
*The rock star has a tattoo of Diskun, the mascot of the [[Family Computer Disk System]], on their right arm.
*The rock star has a tattoo of Diskun, the mascot of the [[Family Computer Disk System]], on their right arm.
*If the player chooses that they are left-handed, the rock star becomes a woman rather than a man.
*If the player chooses that they are left-handed, the rock star becomes a woman rather than a man.

Latest revision as of 16:03, February 3, 2025

Power Chord
Power Chord.png
Appears in WarioWare: Touched!
Type Dance Club Rub
Command(s) Rock!
Info "Do you wanna rock? I mean, really ROCK?! Wail on your electronic axe and take the concert to the next level!"
Controls Stylus – Play guitar
Points to clear 20

Power Chord is a microgame found in the Dance Club Rub stage in WarioWare: Touched!. It is named after the real-life Power chord, typically found in rock music.

Gameplay[edit]

The objective of the game is to rock out the guitar by rubbing its strings back and forth until the meter is filled.

  • 1st level difficulty: It takes a short time to fill the meter.
  • 2nd level difficulty: It takes a slightly longer time to fill the meter.
  • 3rd level difficulty: It takes even longer time to fill the meter.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ギグ[?]
Gigu
Gig
Chinese 弹贝斯[?]
Tán bèisī
Play bass
French Le riff qui tue[?] The killer riff
German Rockparade[?] Rock Parade
Italian Io e la mia banda[?] Me and my band
Korean 콘서트[?]
Konseoteu
Concert
Spanish Márcate un riff[?] Get a riff

Notes[edit]

  • The rock star has a tattoo of Diskun, the mascot of the Family Computer Disk System, on their right arm.
  • If the player chooses that they are left-handed, the rock star becomes a woman rather than a man.
  • In the Japanese version, the word on the meter says "Max" and the drum has the word "Gig" on it. International versions changed the word on the meter to "Rock" and the picture on the drum to a jack-o-lantern's face.