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[[Image:Bitsize_Candy.JPG|frame|right|'''Bitsize Candy''']] | [[Image:Bitsize_Candy.JPG|frame|right|'''Bitsize Candy'''.]] | ||
The '''Bitsize Candy''' is a yellow [[Candy]] in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. It has a picture of an 8-bit [[Mario]] on the wrapper, and when a player uses it, they transform into an 8-bit (but still 3D) version of themselves. As a "Bitsize" Character, they hit [[Coin Block]]s with 3 [[coin]]s inside each for every space they move until their turn is done (this is like the [[Flower Orb]] from [[Mario Party 7]]). Notice that the character doesn't ''actually'' turn 8-bit because the colors that the "bitsized" versions of the character has are colors that the 8-bit sprites didn't support in the ''[[ Super Mario Bros.]]'' days. There are also more colours than possible to use in one sprite on the [[NES]]. | The '''Bitsize Candy''' is a yellow [[Candy]] in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. It has a picture of an 8-bit [[Mario]] on the wrapper, and when a player uses it, they transform into an 8-bit (but still 3D) version of themselves. As a "Bitsize" Character, they hit [[Coin Block]]s with 3 [[coin]]s inside each for every space they move until their turn is done (this is like the [[Flower Orb]] from [[Mario Party 7]]). Notice that the character doesn't ''actually'' turn 8-bit because the colors that the "bitsized" versions of the character has are colors that the 8-bit sprites didn't support in the ''[[ Super Mario Bros.]]'' days. There are also more colours than possible to use in one sprite on the [[NES]]. | ||
{{Candies}} | {{Candies}} | ||
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Bitsize Candy.
The Bitsize Candy is a yellow Candy in Mario Party 8. It has a picture of an 8-bit Mario on the wrapper, and when a player uses it, they transform into an 8-bit (but still 3D) version of themselves. As a "Bitsize" Character, they hit Coin Blocks with 3 coins inside each for every space they move until their turn is done (this is like the Flower Orb from Mario Party 7). Notice that the character doesn't actually turn 8-bit because the colors that the "bitsized" versions of the character has are colors that the 8-bit sprites didn't support in the Super Mario Bros. days. There are also more colours than possible to use in one sprite on the NES. Template:Candies
