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'''Control Schtick''' is a battle mini-game found in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. The name of this mini-game is based on the control stick, a stick found in videogame controllers, often used to move characters. | '''Control Schtick''' is a battle mini-game found in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. The name of this mini-game is based on the control stick, a stick found in videogame controllers, often used to move characters. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Players have to use both control sticks (normal and the yellow control stick) to move the players left and right hand to copy the directions from the screen. As time passes by, the mini-game will speed up. If a player makes the both wrong directions, the player loses. Last player standing wins. | Players have to use both control sticks (normal and the yellow control stick) to move the players left and right hand to copy the directions from the screen. As time passes by, the mini-game will speed up. If a player makes the both wrong directions, the player loses. Last player standing wins. | ||
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Revision as of 11:12, July 14, 2009
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Control Schtick.
Control Schtick is a battle mini-game found in Mario Party 6. The name of this mini-game is based on the control stick, a stick found in videogame controllers, often used to move characters.
Gameplay
Players have to use both control sticks (normal and the yellow control stick) to move the players left and right hand to copy the directions from the screen. As time passes by, the mini-game will speed up. If a player makes the both wrong directions, the player loses. Last player standing wins.
Trivia
- The name of the mini-game is a pun off the Control Stick for the Nintendo Gamecube.
