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==Ending==
==Ending==
[[File:Swing Kings Ending.png|thumb|left|[[Toadette]]'s victory in Swing Kings]]
[[File:Swing Kings Ending.png|thumb|left|[[Toadette]]'s victory in Swing Kings]]
Victorious characters perform their winning poses on a baseball field, while in the background the players that lose run around the field, collecting the baseballs and tossing them into a bucket. Except when being played as a Duel minigame, it is possible for there not to be a loser. If no one gets any points or if both players tie in the Duel variant, then a tie occurs.
Victorious characters perform their winning poses on a baseball field, while in the background the players that lose run around the field, collecting the baseballs and tossing them into a bucket. Except when this minigame is played as a Duel minigame, it is possible for there not to be a loser. If no one gets any points or if both players tie in the Duel variant, then a tie occurs.


'''Note:''' If both players get the same score in the Duel variant that breaks the current record, it counts as a '''New Record''' even though neither player won as it will say "Tie" after the '''New Record''' fanfare.<ref>[https://youtu.be/qVClu-EO7PQ?t=1m40s Example case]</ref> This also applies to the other Duel minigames with a record system, such as [[Saucer Swarm]].
'''Note:''' If both players get the same score in the Duel variant that breaks the current record, it counts as a '''New Record''' even though neither player won as it will say "Tie" after the '''New Record''' fanfare.<ref>[https://youtu.be/qVClu-EO7PQ?t=1m40s Example case]</ref> This also applies to the other Duel minigames with a record system, such as [[Saucer Swarm]].

Revision as of 14:25, May 25, 2021

Template:Minigame-infobox Swing Kings is a 4-Player and Duel minigame in Mario Party 8, and it is one of ten minigames featured in Test for the Best. One minigame in Mario Party 7 is extremely similar, which is playable only on Neon Heights. Another minigame from Mario Party 5, called Dinger Derby, is also similar, though 30 balls are pitched.

Swing Kings is one of the minigames from Mario Party 8 ported to the Japan-only arcade game Mario Party Fushigi no Korokoro Catcher. Here, it is a Bonus Chance Game.

Introduction

The camera is zoomed in on the first player, who is standing on home plate with a Shy Guy beside a basket of baseballs. The screen then splits into multiple screens, one for each player, and the minigame begins.

Gameplay

A Shy Guy throws a baseball at the character, and the player has to swing the Wii Remote and hit the ball. Occasionally, the Shy Guy will throw a ball higher or lower than normal. The Shy Guys throw 20 balls at each player; after all the balls have been tossed, the minigame ends. The player who hits the most baseballs wins the minigame.

Ending

Wario collects baseballs in Swing Kings from Mario Party 8.
Toadette's victory in Swing Kings

Victorious characters perform their winning poses on a baseball field, while in the background the players that lose run around the field, collecting the baseballs and tossing them into a bucket. Except when this minigame is played as a Duel minigame, it is possible for there not to be a loser. If no one gets any points or if both players tie in the Duel variant, then a tie occurs.

Note: If both players get the same score in the Duel variant that breaks the current record, it counts as a New Record even though neither player won as it will say "Tie" after the New Record fanfare.[1] This also applies to the other Duel minigames with a record system, such as Saucer Swarm.

Test for the Best

In Test for the Best, the player is alone and must hit as many of the balls as possible in 20 pitches, with the player earning 50 points for their score for each ball hit. The scores required to earn a certain point total are as follows:

Grade Points earned Required in minigame
A+ 1,000 20 hits
A 900 18 hits
B 800 16 hits
C 700 14 hits
D 600 12 hits

Controls

  • Wii Remote: Swing bat
  • Buttons: None

In-game text

  • Rules"Hit baseballs into the outfield. You'll get 20 pitches."
  • Hint"Don't put too much swing into it, or you won't be ready for the next pitch."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ホームランダービー[?]
Hōmuran Dābī
Homerun Derby
German Baseball-Ballerei[?] Baseball Shoot
Italian In Battuta[?] -
Korean 홈런더비[?]
Homreon Deobi
Homerun Derby
Spanish Vaivén[?] Sway/Seesaw

References

Template:MP8 Minigames