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A '''Lottery Shop''' is a building in ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' where players can play lottery games to win prizes. Each game costs five [[coin]]s to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen when the player enters the shop. | A '''Lottery Shop''' is a building in ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' where players can play lottery games to win prizes. Each game costs five [[coin]]s to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen when the player enters the shop. | ||
The ball-type game involves turning the control stick until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A | The ball-type game involves turning the control stick until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A yellow ball wins the 1st prize, a red ball is the 2nd prize, and a blue ball is the 3rd. A white ball wins nothing. | ||
The scratch ticket game involves the player picking one of twelve scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a prize. One card each will win the player first, second, or third prize, indicated by a 1, 2, or 3 on the card, respectively. The remaining | The scratch ticket game involves the player picking one of twelve scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a prize. One card each will win the player first, second, or third prize, indicated by a 1, 2, or 3 on the card, respectively. A "1" is the 1st prize, a "2" is 2nd, a "3" is 3rd, and a "LOOK AGAIN!" is nothing. Three cards hold the prize cards (for the "1", "2", and "3"). The remaining 9 cards have the text "LOOK AGAIN!", winning nothing. | ||
The prizes are a [[Super Mega Mushroom]] or | The prizes are a Mushroom ([[Super Mega Mushroom]] or [[Super Mini Mushroom]]) for third prize, 50 coins for second prize, and 100 coins for first prize. If a player winning third prize already holds three items, they will not be able to collect it. | ||
Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the lottery shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free [[Lucky Party Ticket]]. Also, if any players enter the shop while mini, a block is provided for them to stand on when playing. | Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the lottery shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free [[Lucky Party Ticket]]. Also, if any players enter the shop while mini, a block is provided for them to stand on when playing. | ||
Revision as of 22:26, February 8, 2020
- "Lottery" redirects here. For the lottery in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, see Happy Lucky Lottery.
A Lottery Shop is a building in Mario Party 4 where players can play lottery games to win prizes. Each game costs five coins to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen when the player enters the shop.
The ball-type game involves turning the control stick until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A yellow ball wins the 1st prize, a red ball is the 2nd prize, and a blue ball is the 3rd. A white ball wins nothing.
The scratch ticket game involves the player picking one of twelve scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a prize. One card each will win the player first, second, or third prize, indicated by a 1, 2, or 3 on the card, respectively. A "1" is the 1st prize, a "2" is 2nd, a "3" is 3rd, and a "LOOK AGAIN!" is nothing. Three cards hold the prize cards (for the "1", "2", and "3"). The remaining 9 cards have the text "LOOK AGAIN!", winning nothing.
The prizes are a Mushroom (Super Mega Mushroom or Super Mini Mushroom) for third prize, 50 coins for second prize, and 100 coins for first prize. If a player winning third prize already holds three items, they will not be able to collect it.
Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the lottery shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free Lucky Party Ticket. Also, if any players enter the shop while mini, a block is provided for them to stand on when playing.
Gallery
Daisy using the Lottery Shop ticket system.
Toad explaining how to use the Lucky Ball Game.
Wario receiving a white ball.
