If you have played Mario party 3, you would have known what this would be and to play the games. But if you need a refresher or you’ve never heard of “Game guy” (not gonna lie I mistook that for the gameboy), then here are da rules: Game guy’s lucky 7: Either roll once or twice (same with game guy) and try to make it past gameguy without going over 7. If land exactly on 7, your coins are multiplied by 10, but if you make it past gameguy without going to 7, your coins are multiplied by 2. But if your sum of rolls is more than 7 or you can’t pass gameguy than you lose and your coins are gone. Quick tip: gameguy can roll more than 7 too. Game guy’s sweet surprise: Two chainchomps race to eat a cake, one is big, and one is small. But, before they race, you have to bet on which chainchomp will win. Big chainchomp is more likely to win than little chainchomp, but little chainchomp is worth more coins if it wins. Quick Tip: The messages the chainchomps say and their multiplier should help determine which chainchomp will win. Game Guy’s roulette: Place a bet on one of the Mario characters. If the Mario character chosen is the one you bet on, you get as much coins as they were worth. But if yours didn’t get chosen, you lose. Quick Tip: The more it’s worth, the less likely it will be chosen. Game guy’s Magic Chests: Make a wild guess on which chest has Toad in it. If you guess correctly your coins are multiplied by 2, and you can guess up to 2 more times for a chance to get more coins. Be aware though, as you’ll lose everything if you lose. Quick Tip: The key to win is luck. Welp that’s it!
Note: in game guys lucky 7, don’t type in anything to answer yes, but type anything for no. Same for Magic chests. Game guy and all of the music was created by Nintendo and the developers of Mario Party 3. Other various characters are also created by Nintendo
