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| =Wii Party= | | =Wii Party= |
| ==Board Game Island== | | ==Globe Trot== |
| Board Game Island is a 4-player game mode in Wii Party.
| | '''''Globe Trot''''' is a game mode in ''[[Wii Party]]''. |
| ===Gameplay===
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| Players must get to the top of the island while facing some challenges along their way. But first, they'll play a 4-player Minigame which determines the order they will go (If there is a tie, a die roll decides the order.)
| | The game starts showing the players three different Hot Spots locations, then gives each player 10 coins. At the beginning of each turn, players will compete in a 4-player minigame to win some coins and determine the turn order in that round. First place gets ten coins, second place gets five, third place gets three, and the fourth gets one. Players are given five cards to choose. After ten rounds, the game will go into overtime and will end after someone gets a Souvenir photo or another ten rounds. When someone visits a Hot Spot, or country, they get a Souvenir photo and they spend ten coins. The person who gets to the last Hot spot during overtime is given a bonus Souvenir photo, including Shopping Trip, Sightseeing, and Taste tour. |
| ===Bonus Dices===
| | =Wii Play Screenshot= |
| Bonus dies are special dices that the player receives depending what placing the player got: 1st place gets a golden die, 2nd place gets a silver die, 3rd place gets a bronze die, and 4th doesn't get a bonus die.
| | ==Box Art== |
| ===Spaces===
| | <gallery> |
| Different spaces in this mode cause an effect to happen to the player. But they aren't really cumulative, meaning that if the player gets launched to another space, that space is unaffected. The only exception is the -4 space which was caused by the volcano's eruption.
| | Wii Play Japan.png|Japanese box art |
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| | Wii Play Europe.jpg|European box art |
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| | WPl boxart.jpg|North American box art |
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| | </gallery> |
| !Effect
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| | {{Navbox-WPl Minigames}} |
| |Blank Space
| | {{Navbox-WPa}} |
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| |Plus 4 Space
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| |Launches the player forward 4 spaces
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| |Plus 4 Space
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| |Launches the player forward 5 spaces
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| |Plus 6 Space
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| |Launches the player forward 6 spaces
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| |Minus 4 Space
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| |Launches the player backwards 4 spaces
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| |1v3 Space
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| |The player will play a 1v3 minigame against the others. If the solo player wins, they will advance 10 spaces. If the other 3 players win, nothing happens.
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| |1v1 Space
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| |The player can choose a player to play (not in the volcano) against in a 1 vs 1 Minigame, and if the person who lands on that space wins, they move seven spaces forward and the loser will go back seven spaces. If that player loses or tie's with the opponent, nothing happens.
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| |Blue Statue Space
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| |The blue statue tosses the player ahead 16 to 18 spaces.
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| |Red Statue Space
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| |The red statue throws the player back 18 spaces.
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| |Volcano Space
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| |The volcano erupts and turns all action spaces into -4 spaces. These -4 spaces are cumulative. After three turns, the board will go back to normal.
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| |Skull Space
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| |Sends player into the volcano
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| |Tornado Space
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| |Rolls two dices: one with the opponents face on it, and the other with numbers on it. Whatever face and number it lands on takes the person and moves them back the amount of spaces by a tornado. This space does not affect people who are in the volcano or at the start.
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| |UFO Space
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| |Rolls a dice with the opponents faces on it. Whatever face it lands on switches places with the person who rolled the die. This space does not affect people in the volcano or on the same space.
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| |Dinosaur Space
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| |If it lands on the Pterodactyl, the Pterodactyl will carry the player ahead 10 spaces, but if they land on the Tyrannosaurus, the Tyrannosaurus chases them back 4 or 9 spaces.
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| |Shout Space
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| |Returns player back to the island.
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| ==Challenges== | |
| In Board Game Island, there's six challenges along the path:
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| ===Rope Leap=== | |
| The player jumps onto a vine and starts swinging. A dice will be rolled determining how far the player goes.
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| *Penalty: None
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| *Odds: 100%
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| ===Dragon Wall===
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| A dragon wall with a statue in it blocks the path. The player must break the dragon statue to advance.
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| *Penalty: The player must 4 or higher to destroy the dragon wall and advance. If they don't, the statue will shot a fireball at the player and they will have to do try again until it is beaten.
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| *Odds: 50%
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| ===Crates or Barrels=== | |
| The player gets to decide which path to go across the waterfall. One side is crates and the other is barrels. After they pick one, they will see if they made it across or not.
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| *Penalty: If something on the path the player breaks, they will have to swim to the other side of the waterfall and their number of spaces will drop to 0.
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| *Odds: 50%
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