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*The name "Boxing Day" is a pun on boxing as a sport and the holiday [[:Wikipedia: Boxing Day|Boxing Day]]. | *The name "Boxing Day" is a pun on boxing as a sport and the holiday [[:Wikipedia: Boxing Day|Boxing Day]]. | ||
== Controls == | |||
(Player Controlling Boxing Machine): Say "Punch Left, Punch Right, Rotate, Double Punch, Rocket Punch" | |||
(Players on floor): | |||
Control Stick: Move, A button: Jump, A in mid-air: Ground Pound | |||
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Revision as of 19:56, May 10, 2009
Boxing Day is a 1-vs.-3 mini-game in Mario Party 7. The game begins in an arena, filled with Bob-ombs in the stands. A cage protects the spectators from any harm. The Three players stand on a square platform with red & blue squares each with a Question Mark embedded in them. The players are given the option to Ground Pound on the squares making them dissolve, but also the players if not careful enough will Ground Pound on another player. If the three players successfully ground pound on every square a large Bob-omb painting is revealed and the three players are victorious. However the Solo Player's gaol is to knock away the other three players using a robot with two large mechanical arms with boxing gloves. The single Player is given the options to command the machine to Rotate, Double Punch, Rocket Punch, Punch Left and Punch Right.
Trivia
- The name "Boxing Day" is a pun on boxing as a sport and the holiday Boxing Day.
Controls
(Player Controlling Boxing Machine): Say "Punch Left, Punch Right, Rotate, Double Punch, Rocket Punch" (Players on floor): Control Stick: Move, A button: Jump, A in mid-air: Ground Pound
