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*{{button|gcn|Stick}} – Move
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*{{button|gcn|A}} – Jump
*{{button|gcn|A}} – Jump
*{{button|gcn|B}} – Move a lever
*{{button|gcn|B}} – Move lever
*{{button|gcn|Y}} – Rotate twin platforms
*{{button|gcn|Y}} – Rotate twin platforms
*{{button|gcn|X}} – Rotate lone platform
*{{button|gcn|X}} – Rotate lone platform

Revision as of 00:13, September 26, 2024

Not to be confused with Dungeon Dash.
Dungeon Duos
Red Team players competing against Blue Team computers in Dungeon Duos from Mario Party 4
Mario Party 4
Dungeon Duos in Mario Party Superstars
Mario Party Superstars
Appears in Mario Party 4
Mario Party Superstars
Type 2-vs-2 minigame
Initial record 2'00"00
Music track Hurry! Hurry!
Music sample
Mario Party 4:

Mario Party Superstars:

Dungeon Duos is a 2-vs-2 minigame found in Mario Party 4 and Mario Party Superstars. In Mario Party 4, a Shy Guy plate is awarded in the Present Room if the minigame is beaten within one minute and 30 seconds (in NTSC versions) or one minute and 40 seconds (in the PAL version).

Introduction

In a dungeon, the screen is split into two sections for each team. All four players jump out of Warp Pipes, and the game begins.

Gameplay

The minigame starts players off in a dungeon. One player on each team must pull a switch to lower a wall for the other player, then the other player must do the same. After each player has lowered two walls, the players come to a gap with a machine connecting two platforms. One player must spin a lever near the machine to turn the platforms, while the other player must jump on to be carried across. Once across, that player must spin a similar lever to help the first player across. If a player falls into the pit, a Lakitu brings them back to the first side. After both players are across, they come to another gap with a similar machine, this time with only one platform. The same process must be done with the second machine.

Once the team members have crossed both gaps, they come to a group of five Warp Pipes. Players must jump into each pipe, trying to find the correct one to proceed. Four of the Warp Pipes simply send the player out of another pipe upon that player jumping in. The correct pipe is indicated with a noise and the player appearing on the other side of the pipes. Once this section is clear, the team must repeat the process with a set of nine pipes.

The minigame concludes with inflating a large balloon. Players must alternate pressing L Button and R Button at regular intervals to inflate the balloon. The first team to inflate its balloon wins. If five or three minutes pass in Mario Party 4 or Mario Party Superstars, respectively, the minigame ends in a draw.

Ending

Once a team has managed to inflate its balloon, the losing team's players stay where they are and do their losing poses. The winning team's members climb into their balloon and fly out of the dungeon. The scene shifts to the sky, where the balloon with the winning team flies by, as the teammates do victory poses. If five minutes pass in Mario Party 4, all the players do losing poses.

Controls

Mario Party 4

  • Control Stick – Move
  • A Button – Jump
  • B Button – Move lever
  • Y Button – Rotate twin platforms
  • X Button – Rotate lone platform
  • Alternate L ButtonR Button – Fill balloon with air

Mario Party Superstars

  • Control Stick – Move
  • Single Joy-Con Right Button – Jump
  • Single Joy-Con Bottom Button – Move lever
  • Single Joy-Con Left Button – Rotate twin platforms
  • Single Joy-Con Top Button – Rotate lone platform
  • Alternate L ButtonR Button or ZL ButtonZR Button – Fill balloon with air

In-game text

Mario Party 4

  • Game Rules"Help your teammate to clear all the obstacles in this dark dungeon."
  • Advice"Work with your teammate to escape smoothly so you don't waste time."

Mario Party Superstars

  • "Help your teammate to clear all the obstacles in this dark, dreary dungeon!"

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ペアでレース[?]
Pea de rēsu
Pair Race
Chinese (simplified) 双人竞赛[?]
Shuāng rén jìng sài
Pair Competition
Chinese (traditional) 雙人競賽[?]
Shuāng rén jìng sài
Pair Competition
Dutch Vlot uit de grot[?] Fast out of the cave
French Donjon pas bon[?] Crank Dungeon
German Kerker-Doppel[?] Dungeon Doubles
Italian Gincana a coppie[?] Gymkhana pairs
Korean 페어 레이스[?]
Pe-eo Reiseu
Pair Race
Portuguese Gincana da Masmorra[?] Dungeon Gymkhana
Russian Полоса препятствий[?]
Polosa prepyatstviy
Obstacle course
Spanish La prueba del calabozo[?] The Dungeon Trial