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*In ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', ''[[Mario Party 10]]'' | *In ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', ''[[Mario Party 10]]'' and ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'', the Dice Block rolls like dice in real life, but in the other ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' games, the block either breaks apart like [[Brick Block]]s or disappears. | ||
**Shaking {{button|wii|Wiimote}} in ''Mario Party 9'' and ''Mario Party 10'' causes the Dice Block to grow larger and spin faster. This also applies to | **Shaking the {{button|wii|Wiimote}} in ''Mario Party 9'' and ''Mario Party 10'' causes the Dice Block to grow larger and spin faster. This also applies to amiibo Party mode, but by holding down the [[amiibo]]. | ||
*In ''Mario Party'' games that are played based on the number of turns, the first turn of a game (hitting the Dice Block) along with the fifth-to-last turn ( | *In ''Mario Party'' games that are played based on the number of turns, the first turn of a game (hitting the Dice Block) along with the fifth-to-last turn (Last Five Turns Event) are the only two turns that begin with an event before the players can move. | ||
*In ''[[Mario Party DS]]'', as with the | *In ''[[Mario Party DS]]'', as with the Nintendo 64 installments, the number that will show up on the Dice Block is pre-determined at the start of the current player's turn. However, the game can be forced to reselect the number should the player bring up the Dice Block and then reopen the item menu. | ||
*In ''[[Super Mario Party]]'', the protagonist characters' Dice Blocks have smooth edges, while enemy characters' Dice Blocks have bumps on the edges. | *In ''[[Super Mario Party]]'', the protagonist characters' Dice Blocks have smooth edges, while enemy characters' Dice Blocks have bumps on the edges. | ||