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Revision as of 02:33, November 23, 2022
What a Racket | |
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Appears in | Super Mario Party |
Type | 1-vs.-3 minigame |
Time limit | 30 seconds |
Music track | Swing for the Fences! |
What a Racket is a 1-vs.-3 minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. The name is a play on the term "what a racket," meaning a loud noise or clamor.
Gameplay
The solo player holds a giant tennis racket, while the team players each hold a smaller racket. To win the minigame, the players must rally parachuting bombs onto the other side to earn points. Only one bomb at a time can be rallied by the team players to the solo side, but the solo player can rally as many as four bombs to the team side. Once time runs out, the side with more points wins.
Controls
- – Move
- – Swing racket
In-game text
- Lob bombs into the rival court!
- Use to control your character's movement.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ボムミントン Bomuminton |
Portmanteau of "badminton" and "bomb" |
Chinese | 炸弹羽球 (Simplified) 炸彈羽球 (Traditional) Zhàdàn Yǔqiú |
Bomb Badminton |
Dutch | Badminbommen |
Portmanteau of "badmintonnen" (to play badminton) and "bommen" (bombs) |
French | Boumminton |
Portmanteau of "badminton" and "boum" (boom) |
German | Bombminton |
From Japanese name |
Italian | Bomb-minton |
From the Japanese name |
Korean | 폭탄민턴 Poktanminteon |
Portmanteau of "폭탄" (poktan, bomb) and "badminton" |
Spanish | Bádminton explosivo |
Explosive Badminton |