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(Considering these are both tagged with citation needed. I'm pretty the game just randomly chooses a door.)
(Undo revision 2379274 by Alex95 (talk) The game does not choose randomly a door (tested myself). I thought citation needed is there so maybe someone uploads a video or something.)
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==In-game text==
==In-game text==
* ''"Choose the left or right door and go forward. One leads to the next room, and the other, well..."''
* ''"Choose the left or right door and go forward. One leads to the next room, and the other, well..."''
==Trivia==
* There are false rumors that the correct door is determined by the nostril size of the Bowser head statue in each room.{{ref needed}}
* Investigations from emulators reveal that it doesn't matter which door you choose. If the game decides you can go through into the next room both doors will lead to the next room. If the game decides you will fail then in both doors Bowser will await you.{{ref needed}}


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

Revision as of 17:54, January 23, 2018

Not to be confused with Doors to Doom.

Template:Minigame-infobox Doors of Doom is a single-player Minigame in the extra room in Mario Party 4.

Gameplay

Players can see two doors. One leads to Bowser, and the other leads to two other doors. Players should see how many doors they can open before Bowser ends their game. The minigame has no time limit. Only when players select the door where Bowser is found does the game automatically finish. This game is purely luck-based.

Controls

  • L Button – Open the Left Door
  • R Button – Open the Right Door

In-game text

  • "Choose the left or right door and go forward. One leads to the next room, and the other, well..."

Trivia

  • There are false rumors that the correct door is determined by the nostril size of the Bowser head statue in each room.[citation needed]
  • Investigations from emulators reveal that it doesn't matter which door you choose. If the game decides you can go through into the next room both doors will lead to the next room. If the game decides you will fail then in both doors Bowser will await you.[citation needed]

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese どこまでドア[?]
Dokomade doa
Endless Doors
German Tür ins Nichts[?] Door to Nowhere
Italian Oltre la porta...[?] Past the door...
Spanish Las puertas del terror[?] Literal translation

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