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A '''Lottery Shop''' | A '''Lottery Shop''' is a building in ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' where players can play lottery games to win prizes. Each game costs ten coins to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen when the player enters the shop. The ball-type game involves turning the control stick until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A blue ball would indicate third prize, a pink one second prize, and a gold one first prize. A white ball would win nothing. The scratch ticket game involves the player picking one of many scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a number to indicate third, second, or first prize. A "Try Again" could also be revealed, winning nothing. | ||
The prizes were a [[Super Mega Mushroom]] or a [[Super Mini Mushroom]] for third prize, and 30 and 100 coins for second and first prize, respectively. | |||
Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the lottery shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free [[Lucky Party Ticket]]. | |||
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Revision as of 02:42, September 4, 2009
A Lottery Shop is a building in Mario Party 4 where players can play lottery games to win prizes. Each game costs ten coins to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen when the player enters the shop. The ball-type game involves turning the control stick until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A blue ball would indicate third prize, a pink one second prize, and a gold one first prize. A white ball would win nothing. The scratch ticket game involves the player picking one of many scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a number to indicate third, second, or first prize. A "Try Again" could also be revealed, winning nothing.
The prizes were a Super Mega Mushroom or a Super Mini Mushroom for third prize, and 30 and 100 coins for second and first prize, respectively.
Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the lottery shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free Lucky Party Ticket.
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