Stacked Deck
| Stacked Deck | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Party 3 | ||
| Type | Battle mini-game | ||
| Time limit | 10 seconds per turn | ||
| Music track | What to Do?!? (NTSC)/What Should We Do?! (PAL) | ||
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Stacked Deck is a Battle minigame found in Mario Party 3. The name comes from the eponymous term, which is a deck of cards that is specifically arranged so that one specific player automatically gets a good hand and wins the card game in question.
Introduction
The cards flip over, showing the players where the six Toads, two Boos, and four Baby Bowsers are on the cards. The characters on them then turn into question marks before the cards flip back over, and they all get shuffled in three possible orders. They are then placed in the playing field facedown.
Gameplay
The players are arranged in a line and take turns one at a time. Players have to ground-pound the cards that they pick, and whatever is on a card results in a different thing happening. A Toad card lets the player remain in the minigame until it is the player's next turn. A Boo card scares all the players, causing them to run away and the turn order to change. A Baby Bowser card eliminates the player from the minigame. If a player does not ground-pound a card within 10 seconds, Baby Bowser spawns automatically for the same purpose. The last player standing wins.
Controls
– Move
+ 
– Ground Pound
In-game text
- Game Rules – "Use a Ground Pound to flip the card and find a Toad. If you flip over a Baby Bowser, you lose!"
- Advice – "If you flip over a Boo, the order of turns will change, so watch out!"
Gallery
Background
Question mark
Card facedown
Toad card
Boo card
Baby Bowser card
Question mark on a card
See also
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ドキドキプレートめくり Dokidoki purēto mekuri |
Frantic Plate Flipping |
| German | Kartenqual |
Card Agony |
| Spanish | Elige Carta |
Card Choosing |
