Stage Fright (minigame)

Stage Fright
Appears in	Mario Party 6
Type	1-vs.-3 mini-game
Time limit	30 seconds
Music	Upbeat

Stage Fright is a 1-vs.-3 minigame in Mario Party 6. Its name comes from the term "stage fright," which means fear of performing in front of a crowd.

Introduction

The three players attempt to hit the single player with the balls shot out of their cannons, though the single player dodges the projectiles.

Gameplay

The objective for the group players is to knock the solo player off the stage by shooting different-colored balls at them. The objective for the solo player is to avoid the balls for 30 seconds. The cannons all move automatically; the first player's platform moves the slowest, and the last player's platform moves the fastest. The cannons are also lined up in rows, making it possible for a group player to hit and stun one of the teammates in front of them.

Ending

If the three players win, their three cannons line up in a formation as the players do their victory animations. If the solo player wins, they will do their victory animation while the other three players do their losing animations.

Controls

Solo (1 player)

• – Move

Team (3 players)

• – Shoot balls

In-game text

• Rules – "Three players on moving platforms fire balls at the stage. One player has to run around the stage to avoid getting hit!"
• Advice – "Players on platforms who are hit by their own teammates will be temporarily stunned."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	３にんでねらいうち！ 3(San)-nin de Nerai-uchi!	Three-Man Sharpshooting!
Spanish	Miedo escénico	Scenic fear
French	Remboursez	Pay Back
German	Bühne der Bedrohung	Stage of Threat
Italian	Sotto Tiro	Under Fire