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'''Screen Clean''' is a [[Gaddget]] found in ''Mario Party Advance''. It is obtained by completing the [[Bowser Toy Shop]] quest. | '''Screen Clean''' is a [[Gaddget]] found in ''Mario Party Advance''. It is obtained by completing the [[Bowser Toy Shop]] quest. | ||
As the name of the Gaddget suggests, it "cleans" the screen of the [[Game Boy Advance]] | As the name of the Gaddget suggests, it "cleans" the screen of the [[Game Boy Advance]] by parodying the opening with a blurry screen, cleaning the screen in a style similar to a car wash. | ||
==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
Revision as of 22:04, October 25, 2019
- “Screen Clean is a practical Gaddget! It'll clean your GBA screen!”
- —Bowser, Mario Party Advance
Screen Clean is a Gaddget found in Mario Party Advance. It is obtained by completing the Bowser Toy Shop quest.
As the name of the Gaddget suggests, it "cleans" the screen of the Game Boy Advance by parodying the opening with a blurry screen, cleaning the screen in a style similar to a car wash.
Controls
– Clean
Description
- "Get your GBA screen sparkling clean! Use often for best results."
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Italian | Tergischermo |
Screenwiper |
