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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The player must get to the goal line at the end within the time limit. There are obstacles such as converter belts and colored moving spike shells. If a player touches a spiked shell, the player is stunned at a moment. As time passes | The player must get to the goal line at the end within the time limit. There are obstacles such as converter belts and colored moving spike shells. If a player touches a spiked shell, the player is stunned at a moment. As time passes, the direction of the converter belt that the player is running on changes and/or increase or decrease speed. If the player didn’t reach the goal in time, the player loses. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 16:24, November 27, 2010
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The mini-game, Dreadmill.
Dreadmill is a single-player mini-game found in Mario Party Advance.
Gameplay
The player must get to the goal line at the end within the time limit. There are obstacles such as converter belts and colored moving spike shells. If a player touches a spiked shell, the player is stunned at a moment. As time passes, the direction of the converter belt that the player is running on changes and/or increase or decrease speed. If the player didn’t reach the goal in time, the player loses.
Trivia
- Dreadmill is a pun of treadmill.
