Stamp By Me

Template:Minigame-infobox Stamp By Me is a Battle minigame in Mario Party 6. Its name is a pun on the title of a 1986 film, Stand by Me, which was in turn named for the song "Stand by Me", by Ben E. King.

Introduction

The introduction shows the first player stamping one stamp, which does not count as a point.

Gameplay

Mario Party 6 official art of Yoshi playing Stamp By Me

Players must stamp pieces of paper as they pass by on conveyor belts, and must stamp the most papers to win. Each player is given a a giant, hammer-like stamper. Every time a stamp would pass on the conveyor belt on the side of a player, they should press either , or , depending on which conveyor belt it was on. The player should press for the right side and for the left side. In addition, both conveyor belts move at different speeds. There are a total of 27 stamps.

Controls

• – Stamp right stamp
• – Stamp left stamp

In-game text

• Rules – "Stamp the pieces of paper as they zoom by you on the conveyor belt. Whoever stamps the most correctly wins!"
• Advice – "The left and right conveyor belts move at different speeds. Keep this in mind to find the right stamping rhythm."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	おせおせスタンプ Oseose sutanpu	Pressure Stamp
German	Stempelband	Stamp Belt
Italian	Vidimare Quant'è Bello	Authenticating So Much
Spanish	Sella que te sella	That you stamp