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To promote ''Mario Tennis: Power Tour'', the minigame was remade as an online {{wp|Adobe Flash|Flash}} game that appeared under the name '''''Mario Tennis: Power Tour -- Reflex Rally''''' in the [[Nintendo Arcade]], a section with promotional web games on [[Nintendo]]'s official website.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070911004647/http://www.nintendo.com/arcade Nintendo Arcade, archived via Wayback Machine | To promote ''Mario Tennis: Power Tour'', the minigame was remade as an online {{wp|Adobe Flash|Flash}} game that appeared under the name '''''Mario Tennis: Power Tour -- Reflex Rally''''' in the [[Nintendo Arcade]], a section with promotional web games on [[Nintendo]]'s official website.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070911004647/http://www.nintendo.com/arcade Nintendo Arcade]. ''Nintendo.com''. September 11, 2007 snapshot, archived via Wayback Machine.</ref> | ||
From a gameplay standpoint, there are no major differences between the two versions, although the timer in the Flash version starts counting from 30 instead of 60 seconds as in the original minigame. There is also no set score to beat, and the player always controls Clay. | From a gameplay standpoint, there are no major differences between the two versions, although the timer in the Flash version starts counting from 30 instead of 60 seconds as in the original minigame. There is also no set score to beat, and the player always controls Clay. | ||
Revision as of 17:52, June 6, 2019
- “This is the Reflex Rally, a new machine to build PS Response.”
- —Minigame Instructor, Mario Tennis: Power Tour
Reflex Rally, is the seventh minigame from the Game Boy Advance game, Mario Tennis: Power Tour. This minigame helps Clay or Ace build up PS Response, which is beneficial to their Power Shots. The player plays rock-paper-scissors against a robot, appropriately called the R.P.S Mech. The robot's move appears on the screen and the player must use the correct move. Paper beats rock, rock beats scissors, and scissors beat paper. If the player chooses the correct move, a pot or a block will hit the robot. However, if the player chooses the losing move, they get hit with an object. For each level, the player gets sixty seconds to complete, but the amount of lives for the R.P.S. Mech varies.
Controls
- Choose paper -
- Choose scissor -
- Choose rock -
In-game descriptions
Level 1: Beat the R.P.S. Mech 20 times within 60 seconds.
Level 2: Beat the R.P.S. Mech 40 times within 60 seconds.
Level 3: Beat the R.P.S. Mech 60 times within 60 seconds.
Challenge: See how long it takes you to beat the R.P.S. Mech 100 times. Try for a faster time!
Browser game
To promote Mario Tennis: Power Tour, the minigame was remade as an online Flash game that appeared under the name Mario Tennis: Power Tour -- Reflex Rally in the Nintendo Arcade, a section with promotional web games on Nintendo's official website.[1]
From a gameplay standpoint, there are no major differences between the two versions, although the timer in the Flash version starts counting from 30 instead of 60 seconds as in the original minigame. There is also no set score to beat, and the player always controls Clay.
Reference
- ^ Nintendo Arcade. Nintendo.com. September 11, 2007 snapshot, archived via Wayback Machine.
