Color Correction

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Color Correction
Color Correction from Mario Party: Island Tour.
Appears in Mario Party: Island Tour
Type General minigame
Time limit 7 seconds
Music track Variation of "Everyone, Let's Go!"
Music sample

Color Correction (known as Whose Hue? in the British English version) is a General minigame from Mario Party: Island Tour, and is one of two minigames to not appear in Bowser's Tower, the other one being Utter Nonsense.

Overview[edit]

The players move on magic carpets across the circular tiles to turn them into their color. Any player who has the most tiles of their color after seven seconds wins.

Controls[edit]

  • Circle Pad - Move

In-game text[edit]

  • Rules – American English: "Color as many tiles as possible by gliding across them."
  • Rules – British English: "Change as many tiles to your colour as you can, and get more than your opponents."

Naming[edit]

"Color Correction" is derived to the real life technical process of the same name, used in stage lighting, among other uses, to alter the color of light. "Who's Hue?" is a pun on the phrase "who's who?" and the word "hue".

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseじんとりバトル
Jintori Batoru
Territory Battle[1]
DutchKleurboardenColorboarding; portmanteau of kleur (color) and skateboarden (skateboarding)[1]
French (Canada)Bataille coloréeColor battle[1]
French (Europe)Palette et carpettesPalette and carpets[1]
GermanMarkier dein RevierMarking Your Territory[1]
ItalianTappeti colorantiColoring carpets[1]
Korean땅따먹기 배틀
Ttangttameokgi Baeteul
Turf Battle[1]
Portuguese (Europe)Batalha na PaletaPalette Battle[1]
RussianСвоя территория
Svoya territoriya
Own territory[1]
Spanish (Latin America)Las alfombras cromáticasChromatic carpets[1]
Spanish (Europe)[1]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k In-game name from Mario Party: Island Tour (stored internally as mg_inst_mg3458_0001 in message file mg_inst.msbt in archive languages/[language].zdat).