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'''Face Lift''' is a [[mini-game]] found in ''[[Mario Party]]'' and a Battle mini-game found in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. The game is based on the title screen of ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', where the player could alter [[Mario|Mario's]] face. The objective of the game is to change the character's facial elements (nose, mouth, ears, etc.) to distorted positions accurately as possible. The player who has the most accurate distorted positions wins. The mini-game reappeared in [[Mario Party 2]] as a Battle Mini-game. The faces there was were [[Mario]], [[Peach]], [[Yoshi]], and [[Luigi]]. | '''Face Lift''' is a [[mini-game]] found in ''[[Mario Party]]'' and a Battle mini-game found in ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. The game is based on the title screen of ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', where the player could alter [[Mario|Mario's]] face. The objective of the game is to change the character's facial elements (nose, mouth, ears, etc.) to distorted positions accurately as possible. The player who has the most accurate distorted positions wins. The mini-game reappeared in [[Mario Party 2]] as a Battle Mini-game. The faces there was were [[Mario]], [[Peach]], [[Yoshi]], and [[Luigi]]. | ||
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File:MP1 FaceLift.jpg
Based on Super Mario 64 title screen.
Face Lift is a mini-game found in Mario Party and a Battle mini-game found in Mario Party 2. The game is based on the title screen of Super Mario 64, where the player could alter Mario's face. The objective of the game is to change the character's facial elements (nose, mouth, ears, etc.) to distorted positions accurately as possible. The player who has the most accurate distorted positions wins. The mini-game reappeared in Mario Party 2 as a Battle Mini-game. The faces there was were Mario, Peach, Yoshi, and Luigi.
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