| Stacked Deck | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Party 3 | ||
| Type | Battle minigame | ||
| Time limit | 10 seconds per turn | ||
| Music track | What to Do?!? | ||
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Stacked Deck is a Battle minigame in Mario Party 3.
OverviewEdit
The player has a look at the six Toads, two Boos, and four Baby Bowsers on the cards before changing to question marks before being shuffled around.
In gameplay, players take turns choosing a card by ground-pounding it. If they choose a Baby Bowser card, which also occurs if they do not choose a card within ten seconds, they are removed from the minigame. If a Boo card is selected, the players run off, and their turn order is changed. A Toad card allows the player to proceed to the next round. The winning player is whoever is in the minigame last.
ControlsEdit
– Move
+ 
– Ground Pound
In-game textEdit
- Game Rules – "Use a Ground Pound to flip the card and find a Toad. If you flip over a Baby Bowser, you lose!"
- Advice – "If you flip over a Boo, the order of turns will change, so watch out!"
GalleryEdit
NamingEdit
In poker, a "stacked deck" is a deck of cards purposefully arranged in such a way that one player gets a desired hand. This phrase is also used figuratively to denote any situation where a person derives an advantage through dishonest means.
Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ドキドキプレートめくり[?] Dokidoki purēto mekuri |
Frantic Plate Flipping | |
| French | Partie de Cartes[?] | Card Game | |
| German | Kartenqual[?] | Card Agony | |
| Spanish | Elige Carta[?] | Card Choosing |