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Latest revision as of 16:34, November 21, 2023
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| Purpose | Triggers a 4-Player minigame during Solo Mode. |
| First appearance | Mario Party 6 (2004) |
4-Player Spaces are spaces found in the boards of Solo Mode in Mario Party 6. Landing on these make the player play a 4-Player minigame with the Koopa Kids.
Here are the minigames for 4 players in order in the instruction booklet:
- Smashdance
- Odd Card Out
- Freeze Frame
- What Goes Up...
- Granite Getaway
- Circuit Maximus
- Catch You Letter
- Snow Whirled
- Daft Rafts
- Tricky Tires
- Treasure Trawlers
- Memory Lane
- Mowtown
- Cannonball Fun
- Note To Self
- Same Is Lame
- Lift Leapers
- Blooper Scooper
- Trap Ease Artist
- Pokey Punch-out
- Money Belt
- Sunday Drivers
- Throw Me a Bone
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Italian | Spazio Minigioco per 4 giocatori |
Minigame for 4 players Space |
