Dizzy Rotisserie

Template:Minigame-infobox Dizzy Rotisserie is a Bowser minigame from Mario Party 6 and a 4-player minigame from Mario Party: The Top 100. A page in the Miracle Book also contains events inspired by the minigame under the title "Bowser Breath".

Introduction

The game begins with the players in spinning cages. The players are being lowered into a hallway resembling Bowser's Castle from Mario Kart 64 and are dizzy due to the spinning, altering the control scheme.

Gameplay

Players have to navigate their character out of the hall using the new controls before time runs out, or else the Bowser Statues in the hall will breathe fire on the players, making them to lose the game.

The objective is slightly different in Mario Party: The Top 100; while players must navigate their character out of the hall, they must do so before their rivals do the same as players are ranked based on how fast they can get out of the hall. Whoever gets to the finish first wins the minigame; players who do not finish automatically get last place.

Controls

Mario Party 6

• – Move

Mario Party: The Top 100

• : Attempt to move in a given direction

In-game text

Mario Party 6

• Rules – "You're clumsy, dizzy, and disoriented! Reach the exit before the inferno begins!"
• Advice – "Tilt in various directions to find which way will move you forward."

Mario Party: The Top 100

• Description – "Try to escape while dizzy and disoriented!"
• On-screen – "Head to the exit!"

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ぐるぐるでガッハッハ！[?] Guruguru de gahhahha!	Gwahaha Turning (ガッハッハ is a sound associated with Bowser's laughter, and appears in all of Bowser's minigames in this game.)
Dutch	Draaidraven[?]	Turning Run
German	Halle der Verwirrung[?]	Hall of Confusion
Italian	Arrosticceria[?]	Portmanteau of arrosto (roast) and rosticceria (rotisserie)
Spanish	Mala orientación[?]	Bad orientation