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The pink and green containers retract into the alcoves on either side of the player, the metallic doors close, and the nozzle on the ceiling retracts, replaced by a hologram of a swirling [[fireball]]. | The pink and green containers retract into the alcoves on either side of the player, the metallic doors close, and the nozzle on the ceiling retracts, replaced by a hologram of a swirling [[fireball]]. | ||
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[[Category:Mario Party 8 Minigames]] | [[Category:Mario Party 8 Minigames]] | ||
Revision as of 07:36, June 15, 2013
Template:Minigame-infobox Ion the Prize is a Duel minigame in Mario Party 8. Its name comes from the phrase "eyes on the prize", which means staying focused on the positive outcome or goal.
Introduction
The two players will be in some sort of space lab and encased in capsules. A yellow see-saw like object appears above them. The game then begins.
Gameplay
The objective is to sort as many green and pink balls into their proper containers as possible by tilting the yellow plate using the Wii Remote. The balls fall down at a steady rate, and the colors have no pattern. During the last five seconds, the speed of the balls increases substantially. The player that gets the most in to the right container wins.
Ending
The pink and green containers retract into the alcoves on either side of the player, the metallic doors close, and the nozzle on the ceiling retracts, replaced by a hologram of a swirling fireball.
==Names in other languages
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