Mini-Game House

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Mini-Game House
The Mini-Game House.
Appears in Mario Party (1998)
Greater location Mushroom Village
Owner Puff

The Mini-Game House is a location in Mario Party. It is a representation of the Mini-Game Mode, where players go to play minigames with friends or alone. It is held by a Toad called Puff. The Mecha Fly Guy can be found and used here once he is purchased from the shop. There is also a separate mode called the Pot O'Skills, which is replaced by the Mini-Game Trial in Mario Party 2, where the players play for Coins in minigames as they go around the track of Mini-Game Stadium.

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Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseミニゲームハウス
Mini-Gēmu Hausu		Mini-Game House[1]
FrenchMaison des mini-jeuxHouse of mini-games[?]
GermanMini-Spiel HausMini-Game House[?]
ItalianCasa dei Mini GameMini Game House[2]
PortugueseCasa de Mini-JogosMini-Games House[3]

References[edit]

  1. ^ 1998. Mario Party instruction manual. Nintendo (Japanese). Page 26.
  2. ^ 1999. Mario Party instruction booklet. Nintendo of Europe (Italian). Page 127.
  3. ^ 1999. Mario Party instruction booklet. Nintendo of America (Portuguese). Page 10.
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Mario Party
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