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Revision as of 16:41, February 21, 2024
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| Species | Shy Guy |
| First appearance | Mario Party 3 (2000) |
- “Step right up! It's time for a green!”
- —Game Guy, Mario Party 3
Game Guy is a Shy Guy in Mario Party 3 who sports a yellowish mask, a bowtie, and a natural showman's attitude. He runs a game show-esque gambling event that players must play when they land on his space. Players can usually double their coins or lose all coins, though they can risk their money for higher multiples. The games all revolve on luck. He owns four minigames: Game Guy's Lucky 7, Game Guy's Magic Boxes, Game Guy's Roulette, and Game Guy's Sweet Surprise. If a player lands on his space, Game Guy holds one of his minigames. Players can also call Game Guy on themselves or other players by using the Lucky Charm without needing to land on his space.
The player can unlock the door where Game Guy is found, in the Game Guy Room, to be able to play his games at any time. Here, the player is given 10 coins and can bet any number of coins held, up to 100 coins. The goal is to reach 1,000 coins, but losing all of them ends the game. Winning this challenge unlocks the Rare minigame Mario's Puzzle Party Pro, a modified version of Mario's Puzzle Party.
Gallery
Dialogue portrait
Scene transition sprite
Promotional group art for Mario Party 3; Game Guy can be seen to the left of the castle
See also
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ディーラーヘイホー[?] Dīrā Heihō |
Dealer Shy Guy | |
| French | Maskash[?] | Pun on "Maskass" (Shy Guy) and "cash" | |
| German | Glücks Guy[?] | Lucky Guy | |
| Italian | Tipo del Gioco[1] | Game Guy/Guy of the Game |
References
- ^ Mario Party 3 European manual, pag. 131
