Slot Machine (Mario Party)
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Appears in | Mario Party | ||
Type | 1-Player minigame | ||
Music track | Taking Coins | ||
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Slot Machine is a 1-Player minigame in Mario Party.
Overview
The player uses a ! Block to try and match three symbols. The number of Coins associated with each symbol include 20 for the Hat, 10 for the Treasure Chest, 8 for the Fire Flower, 6 for the Mushroom, 5 for the Coin Bag, 3 for the Koopa Shell, and 1 for the Coin symbol. The Coins are not received automatically, so collecting them is required. Slot Machine uses a unique victory theme; however, if the result is the Hat, the fanfare from earning a new record or meeting a "perfect" condition plays. The player loses if they either do not line three matching symbols or if the object is not met within five minutes. Losing does not take away any Coins from the player.
Slot Machine costs 200 Coins to buy at the Mini-Game House when it becomes available.
Controls
- – Move
- – Jump
In-game text
- Game Rules – "Jump to hit the block, and try to match the pictures shown. If you get three of the same picture, you'll win Coins."
- Game Rules (Mini-Game Island) – "Jump up and hit the block and try to match the marks. Get three of the same marks to clear the game."
- Advice – "If you match up the Hat Mark or the Treasure Chest Mark, you win lots of Coins."
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | ソロッタマシーン[?] Sorotta Mashīn |
Slot Machine | |
French | Jackpot[?] | Jackpot | |
German | Einarmiger Bandit[?] | One-Armed Bandit | |
Italian | Slot Machine[1] | - |
Notes
- Unlike other minigames, starting Slot Machine from the explanation screen or the Mini-Game House cuts to black, followed by a fade-in, rather than fading through white.
- The Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online port has a glitch in which the texture behind the slot machine does not load properly, sometimes resulting in no background, or textures loading from other minigames, like Face Lift.
References
- ^ 1999. Mario Party European manual. Nintendo of Europe (Italian). Page 141.