Pedal Power

Pedal Power
Appears in	Mario Party
Type	1-Player mini-game
Music track	Slowly, Slowly
Music sample

Pedal Power is a 1-Player minigame in Mario Party.

This minigame, Tug o' War, Paddle Battle, and, to some extent, Cast Aways and Deep Sea Divers were infamous for causing many hand injuries among players, leading Nintendo to provide gloves in a legal settlement. For the Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online re-release of Mario Party, a warning appears upon the game being started, advising players not to use their palms to rotate the stick.

Introduction

The camera shows the player in the dark on a pedaling gizmo, while a Boo is far off to the right side of the screen.

Gameplay

The Boo slowly chases the player as the player sits on the bike. The player simply needs to generate power for a light by rotating. The player has about 20 seconds to generate enough power before the Boo catches them. If the player wins, they win ten Coins. If they lose, they lose five Coins.

The minigame can be purchased from the Mini-Game House for 150 Coins when it is available.

Ending

If the player wins, they generate enough power to make the Boo disappear, and the player does a winning pose while still pedaling. However, if the player does not generate enough power, they lose and get caught by the Boo as the light goes out.

Controls

• – Rotate to pedal

In-game text

• Game Rules – "Light up the room before you get caught by Boo! Rotate to light up the light bulb."
• Game Rules (Mini-Game Island) – "Light up the room without getting caught by Boo. Beat Boo to clear the game."
• Advice – "You can't defeat Boo with a weak light. Rotate as much as you can."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ビカビカじかはつでん[?] Bikabika Jikahatsuden	Flashing Power Generation
French	Lumière![?]	Light!
German	Pedalen-Power[?]	Pedal Power
Italian	Pedal Power	-

Trivia

• The music for this minigame is a cover of Ice Land's music from Super Mario Bros. 3.