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{{minigame-infobox
{{about|the Mario Party 4 mini-game|the [[WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase]] microgame|[[Stamp Out]]}}
|image=[[Image:MP4_StampOut!.jpg|260px]]
{{minigame infobox
|type=4-player minigame
|image=[[File:MP4 Stamp Out!.png|260px]]
|appeared_in=''[[Mario Party 4]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 4]]''
|controls={{button|gcn|Stick}} Move<br>{{button|gcn|A}} Jump
|type=4-Player mini-game
|time=30 seconds
|time=30 seconds
|track=Slowly Yet Surely
|sample=[[File:MP4 Slowly Yet Surely.oga]]
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'''Stamp Out!''' is a 4-player [[minigame]] featured in the game ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. Each character starts off on a special machine which looks like a pogo stick in top of a giant stamp. A giant board is under the characters, ready to be stamped on. Each machine produces a different color stamp, and the goal is to be the one with the most amount of color on the board. To move, players must [[jump]] from place to place, leaving behind a trail of color as they do so. Naturally, the longer players charge their jump, the farther they will jump. The strategy comes into play here because players can also go over existing marks with their own. At the end, whoever shows the most color is the winner.
'''Stamp Out!''' is a 4-Player [[minigame]] in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. Its name is a play on a phrase that means "to put out or extinguish by stepping on forcefully with the feet" or "to stop or destroy by force."


==In-Game Text==
==Introduction==
*'''Rules from ''Mario Party 4'':''' ''"Try to stamp as much of your color as possible. If everyone stamps less than 5% of the field, it's a tie!"''
A drawing pad, alongside an assortment of toy-like objects, falls onto a carpet-like floor. The four players piloting stamp machines then fall onto the drawing pad, starting the minigame.
*'''Advice from ''Mario Party 4'':''' ''"Holding A longer allows you to jump farther. Experiment to find a pattern that works for you."''


==Names in Other Languages==
==Gameplay==
{{foreignname
Each player starts off on a special machine that looks like a pogo stick on top of a giant stamp. A giant board is under the characters, ready to be stamped on. Each machine produces a different color stamp, and the goal is to be the one with the most amount of color on the board. To move, players must [[jump]] from place to place, leaving behind a trail of color as they do so. Naturally, the longer players charge their jump, the farther they jump. Players can also go over existing marks with their own. At the end, whoever shows the most color is the winner. However, if everyone prints less than 5%, the minigame ends in a draw.
|Fra=Auto tamponneuse
 
|FraM=pun with "bumper car" (auto tamponneuse) and "stamp" (tampon)
==Controls==
|Ger=Druckerpresse
* {{button|gcn|Stick}} &ndash; Change direction
|GerM=Printing Press
* {{button|gcn|A}} &ndash; Jump
 
==In-game text==
*'''Game Rules''' &ndash; ''"Try to stamp as much of your color as possible. If everyone stamps less than 5% of the field, it's a tie!"''
*'''Advice''' &ndash; ''"Holding {{button|gcn|A}} longer allows you to jump farther. Experiment to find a pattern that works for you."''
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Stamp Out! Playing field.png|Playing field
</gallery>
 
==See also==
*[[Flinger Painting]]
*[[Splat-a-Stamp]]
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=いろいろスタンプ
|JapR=Iroiro sutanpu
|JapM=Colorful Stamps
|Fre=Auto-Tamponneuse
|FreM=pun with "bumper car" (auto tamponneuse) and "stamp" (tampon)
|Ger=Abgestempelt!
|GerM=Punched!
|Spa=¡Deja tu sello!
|SpaM=Leave Your Stamp! Pun on an expression meaning "leave your mark"
|Ita=Salto col timbro!
|ItaM=Jump with the stamp!
}}
}}


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[[Category:4-player Minigames]]
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[[it:Salto col timbro!]]

Latest revision as of 23:23, January 7, 2024

This article is about the Mario Party 4 mini-game. For the WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase microgame, see Stamp Out.
Stamp Out!
Stamp Out!
Appears in Mario Party 4
Type 4-Player mini-game
Time limit 30 seconds
Music track Slowly Yet Surely
Music sample

Stamp Out! is a 4-Player minigame in Mario Party 4. Its name is a play on a phrase that means "to put out or extinguish by stepping on forcefully with the feet" or "to stop or destroy by force."

Introduction[edit]

A drawing pad, alongside an assortment of toy-like objects, falls onto a carpet-like floor. The four players piloting stamp machines then fall onto the drawing pad, starting the minigame.

Gameplay[edit]

Each player starts off on a special machine that looks like a pogo stick on top of a giant stamp. A giant board is under the characters, ready to be stamped on. Each machine produces a different color stamp, and the goal is to be the one with the most amount of color on the board. To move, players must jump from place to place, leaving behind a trail of color as they do so. Naturally, the longer players charge their jump, the farther they jump. Players can also go over existing marks with their own. At the end, whoever shows the most color is the winner. However, if everyone prints less than 5%, the minigame ends in a draw.

Controls[edit]

  • Control Stick – Change direction
  • A Button – Jump

In-game text[edit]

  • Game Rules"Try to stamp as much of your color as possible. If everyone stamps less than 5% of the field, it's a tie!"
  • Advice"Holding A Button longer allows you to jump farther. Experiment to find a pattern that works for you."

Gallery[edit]

See also[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese いろいろスタンプ
Iroiro sutanpu
Colorful Stamps

French Auto-Tamponneuse
pun with "bumper car" (auto tamponneuse) and "stamp" (tampon)
German Abgestempelt!
Punched!
Italian Salto col timbro!
Jump with the stamp!
Spanish ¡Deja tu sello!
Leave Your Stamp! Pun on an expression meaning "leave your mark"