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|appeared_in = ''[[Mario Party 5]] | |appeared_in = ''[[Mario Party 5]] | ||
|info = '''In-Game Instructions''' <br> ''Catch Cheep Cheeps as they nibble on fishing lines. When the pole dips, grab it. Whoever gets the most points wins. | |info = '''In-Game Instructions''' <br> ''Catch Cheep Cheeps as they nibble on fishing lines. When the pole dips, grab it. Whoever gets the most points wins. | ||
|info2 = '''Advice''' <br> ''Scoring: <br> Watch the fishing poles, if one dips down it means that a cheep- | |info2 = '''Advice''' <br> ''Scoring: <br> Watch the fishing poles, if one dips down it means that a cheep-cheepis hooked on it, be the first to yank it out. A red one is worth 1 point, a gold one is worth 3 points. | ||
gold one is worth 3 points. | |||
|controls = '''Control Stick:''' Move <br> '''A:''' Reel in | |controls = '''Control Stick:''' Move <br> '''A:''' Reel in | ||
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Revision as of 04:38, July 25, 2008
Template:Minigame-infobox Fish Sticks is a 4-player mini-game in Mario Party 5.
The game involves many fishing rods all cast into a small pool in the center of a circular wooden deck. When a fishing rod sinks down, this signifies that a Cheep-Cheep has bitten the line, and players must go up to the rod and reel it in. Red Cheep-Cheeps are worth one point, and larger golden ones are worth three points. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.
The mini-game takes places in a wooden, circular-shaped deck or pier surrounded by water. As the mini-game begins, the players walk in from four different colored boats. There are fishing rods scattered around the small pool in the center, making a total of 12 rods. These also come in several colors: Pink, orange, purple, yellow and green. In the pool in the center, there's a small reef and many Cheep Cheeps swimming around it.
The deck here is kept afloat by bi-colored inflated objects, rather than with sticks or logs.
