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[[File:Mini-Game Stadium MP1.png|thumb|left|''Mario Party'']] | [[File:Mini-Game Stadium MP1.png|thumb|left|''Mario Party'']] | ||
[[File:Mini-Game Stadium Battle Mode.png|thumb | [[File:Mini-Game Stadium Battle Mode.png|thumb|The Mini-Game Stadium interior in ''Mario Party 2'']] | ||
The '''Mini-Game Stadium''' is a game mode in ''[[Mario Party]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. | The '''Mini-Game Stadium''' is a game mode in ''[[Mario Party]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 2]]''. As this is not a party mode board, games cannot be saved. | ||
In ''Mario Party'', it is inside the Pot O'Skills within the [[Mini-Game House]]. Players take turns moving around the [[Board (Mario Party series)|board]] with 29 spaces, but unlike regular boards, there are no [[Star (Mario Party series)|Stars]], with winners and losers determined by the number of [[coin]]s they have collected by the end of the game. The board is yellow with a picture of [[Mario]]'s face at the center. It is star-shaped with only blue spaces along the sides and red spaces at the tips. The stadium itself is an open-air, concrete octagonal structure with a single deck filled with various ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' characters as fans. The grounds surrounding the board have grass turf and statues of the six playable characters and [[Toad]]. A couple of Toads and [[Koopa Troopa]] look on from the sidelines as well. | In ''Mario Party'', it is inside the Pot O'Skills within the [[Mini-Game House]]. Players take turns moving around the [[Board (Mario Party series)|board]] with 29 spaces, but unlike regular boards, there are no [[Star (Mario Party series)|Stars]], with winners and losers determined by the number of [[coin]]s they have collected by the end of the game. The board is yellow with a picture of [[Mario]]'s face at the center. It is star-shaped with only blue spaces along the sides and red spaces at the tips. The stadium itself is an open-air, concrete octagonal structure with a single deck filled with various ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' characters as fans. The grounds surrounding the board have grass turf and statues of the six playable characters and [[Toad]]. A couple of Toads and [[Koopa Troopa]] look on from the sidelines as well. During gameplay, the players take turns hitting the [[Dice Block]], moving around the board in a clockwise direction and landing on the spaces. However, landing on a [[Blue Space]] or [[Red Space]] does not result in the gaining or loss of coins; it simply acts as a determinant for the teams in the following [[minigame]]. When players pass the start at the top of the board, Koopa Troopa will give them a 10 coins. | ||
During gameplay, the players take turns hitting the [[Dice Block]], moving around the board in a clockwise direction and landing on the spaces. However, landing on a [[Blue Space]] or [[Red Space]] does not result in the gaining or loss of coins; it simply acts as a determinant for the teams in the following [[minigame]]. When players pass the start at the top of the board, Koopa Troopa will give them a 10 coins. | |||
[[File:MP2 Minigame Stadium Start BG.png|thumb|''Mario Party 2'']] | |||
In ''Mario Party 2'', it appears as an unlockable in [[Mini-Game Land]]. It is unlocked by buying at least five 4-Player mini-games and at least three 2-vs-2 and 1-vs-3 mini-games. There are three sub-modes in the Mini-Game Stadium. Each is unlocked one after the other. [[Mini-Game Battle]] is the default mode and is a battle of mini-games. The player who wins three, five, or seven mini-games is the winner. Then [[Mini-Game Trial]] or [[Mini-Game Duel]] can be unlocked. Mini-Game Duel is unlocked when at least three [[Minigame#Duel minigames|duel minigames]] have been played. Mini-Game Trial is unlocked by playing a certain number of Mini-Game Battles. When all mini-games possible have been played - including those in the Mini-Game Stadium, the [[Mini-Game Coaster]] is unlocked. | In ''Mario Party 2'', it appears as an unlockable in [[Mini-Game Land]]. It is unlocked by buying at least five 4-Player mini-games and at least three 2-vs-2 and 1-vs-3 mini-games. There are three sub-modes in the Mini-Game Stadium. Each is unlocked one after the other. [[Mini-Game Battle]] is the default mode and is a battle of mini-games. The player who wins three, five, or seven mini-games is the winner. Then [[Mini-Game Trial]] or [[Mini-Game Duel]] can be unlocked. Mini-Game Duel is unlocked when at least three [[Minigame#Duel minigames|duel minigames]] have been played. Mini-Game Trial is unlocked by playing a certain number of Mini-Game Battles. When all mini-games possible have been played - including those in the Mini-Game Stadium, the [[Mini-Game Coaster]] is unlocked. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | |||
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|Ita=Stadio dei/di Mini-Games<ref>[https://www.mariocastle.it/risorse/manuali/mario-party/9.jpg ''Mario Party'' European instruction booklet, pag. 136]</ref> | |||
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==References== | |||
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{{Mario Party | {{Mario Party boards}} | ||
{{MP}} | {{MP}} | ||
{{MP2}} | {{MP2}} | ||
[[Category:Stadiums]] | [[Category:Stadiums]] | ||
[[Category:Mario Party boards]] | [[Category:Mario Party boards]] | ||
[[Category:Mario Party 2]] | [[Category:Mario Party 2]] | ||