Chip Shot Challenge

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Template:Minigame-infobox Chip Shot Challenge is a 4-player minigame found in Mario Party 3 and Mario Party: The Top 100.

Introduction

Lakitu appears and places the flag in the hole to be shot at in the game. The camera pans back to show one of the players about to make a shot, and the minigame begins.

In Mario Party: The Top 100, the flag falls into the hole from the sky. After the camera pans to all the players, one is randomly chosen to go first.

Gameplay

The players have to make a shot as accurately as possible within the time limit.

If a player chips into the hole, that player automatically wins. If this happens, Lakitu holds a sign saying "NICE!". Other players can chip in and win too. If no players chip in, the player whose ball is closest to the hole wins. If two or more players tie with the condition of no players chipping in, all of those players will still win.

If the ball falls off the island, the player that made the shot immediately loses as Lakitu appears holding a sign saying "MISS".

In Battle Royale mode in Mario Party 3, the players take turns based on their current position from 1st place to 4th place. In Mini-Game mode, the players take turns according to player order.

Mario Party: The Top 100 changes

  • The player who goes first is chosen randomly, with the remaining players taking turns according to player order.
  • There is no rough on the side.
  • The flag faces the opposite direction and is animated.
  • The stands are replaced with fences and flowers.
  • All players' distances are visible throughout the mini-game.
  • The golf clubs are no longer colored according to the character, instead using the standard player colors.
  • Instead of increasing or decreasing in height, the aiming meter fills up.
  • Characters vocalize when they hit the ball.
  • After the ball lands, a trail appears between it and the hole.
  • There are no longer markers showing where each player's ball has landed.
  • Computer players' turns can be skipped with X Button.
  • Computer players' aiming meters disappear after 3 seconds, possibly to prevent players from copying them.
  • The hole-in-one animation is different: fireworks are set off and the words "Hole in One" (translated into other languages) appear.

Controls

Mario Party 3

  • Control Stick left / Control Stick right – Aim Ball
  • Control Stick up / Control Stick down – Adjust Shot/Strength
  • A Button – Hit Ball

Mario Party: The Top 100

  • Circle Pad Left / Right: Aim
  • Circle Pad Up / Down: Power
  • A Button: Swing

In-game text

Mario Party 3

  • Game Rules"Aim for the hole, then hit the ball. The player closest to the hole, wins."
  • Advice"Look closely at the slope to plan your shot. Any player who hits the ball into the hole, wins coins."

Mario Party: The Top 100

  • Description"Hit the ball into the hole on the green!"
  • On-screen"Hit the ball into the hole!"

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ニアピンぴったり!
Nia pin pittari!
Near-Pin Perfect!

Dutch Mikken en meppen
Point and hit
German Glücksgolf
Lucky Golf
Italian Buca in uno
Hole in one
Spanish Hoyo en Uno
Hole in One

Trivia

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