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[[Image:MPDS_ShuffleboardShowdown.jpg|thumb|'''Shuffleboard Showdown'''.]] | [[Image:MPDS_ShuffleboardShowdown.jpg|thumb|'''Shuffleboard Showdown'''.]] | ||
'''Shuffleboard Showdown''' is a 1 vs. 3 Minigame in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. The goal is that one of the 4 players throws chips at the other 3 characters. If one of the three touches one, they get off the screen, and lose (not that the whole team lost). If all three are of the screen, the minigame stops and the one who threw the chips | '''Shuffleboard Showdown''' is a 1 vs. 3 Minigame in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. The goal is that one of the 4 players throws chips at the other 3 characters. If one of the three touches one, they get off the screen, and lose (not that the whole team lost). If all three are of the screen, the minigame stops and the one who threw the chips wins. But, if the time's up and there is still at least one of the three players standing, the three win. A chip can also bounce on walls and other chips. At about 10 seconds before the game ends, chips begin to fall and drop on the board. These chips do not slide anywhere but any chip can move it. | ||
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Shuffleboard Showdown.
Shuffleboard Showdown is a 1 vs. 3 Minigame in Mario Party DS. The goal is that one of the 4 players throws chips at the other 3 characters. If one of the three touches one, they get off the screen, and lose (not that the whole team lost). If all three are of the screen, the minigame stops and the one who threw the chips wins. But, if the time's up and there is still at least one of the three players standing, the three win. A chip can also bounce on walls and other chips. At about 10 seconds before the game ends, chips begin to fall and drop on the board. These chips do not slide anywhere but any chip can move it.
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