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'''Rules''' – '''NTSC''' ''"Color as many tiles as possible by gliding across them."'' | *'''Rules''' – '''NTSC''' ''"Color as many tiles as possible by gliding across them."'' | ||
'''Rules''' – '''PAL''' ''"Change as many tiles to your colour as you can, and get more than your opponents."'' | *'''Rules''' – '''PAL''' ''"Change as many tiles to your colour as you can, and get more than your opponents."'' | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 12:35, September 4, 2017
Color Correction (known as Whose Hue? in PAL Regions) is a General minigame from Mario Party: Island Tour. It is similar to Graffiti Runner and Light Speed from Mario Super Sluggers and Mario Party 7 respectively. The PAL name is a pun on the phrase "who's who."
Gameplay
The players move across the tiles to turn them into their color. The player who has the most tiles of his/her color when the time runs out is the winner.
Controls
- Move
In-game text
- Rules – NTSC "Color as many tiles as possible by gliding across them."
- Rules – PAL "Change as many tiles to your colour as you can, and get more than your opponents."
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dutch | Kleurboarden[?] | Colorboards | |
| German | Markier dein Revier[?] | Marking Your Territory | |
| Italian | Tappeti coloranti[?] | Coloring carpets | |
| Portuguese | Batalha na Paleta[?] | Palette Battle | |
| Spanish | Las alfombras cromáticas[?] | The Chromatic Carpets |
