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Before the game starts, a "spinning" arrow chooses who goes first. The selected player takes a turn, and the players to their right follow in order. | Before the game starts, a "spinning" arrow chooses who goes first. The selected player takes a turn, and the players to their right follow in order. | ||
Players try to pick fishing lines that they think have Cheep Cheeps on them. A player who picks a fishing rod with an Urchin is knocked into the water and is eliminated. The game is purely luck-based; there is no way of telling whether a rod has a Cheep Cheep or an Urchin hooked to it, even if the line moves in a different way from another. The player | Players try to pick fishing lines that they think have Cheep Cheeps on them. A player who picks a fishing rod with an Urchin is knocked into the water and is eliminated. The game is purely luck-based; there is no way of telling whether a rod has a Cheep Cheep or an Urchin hooked to it, even if the line moves in a different way from another. The player who survives the minigame wins. | ||
==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
Revision as of 16:15, May 27, 2023
| Pier Pressure | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Mario Party 9 | |||
| Appears in | Mario Party 9 Mario Party: The Top 100 | ||
| Type | Free-for-All minigame | ||
| Time limit | 10 seconds per turn | ||
| Music track | Island Activities | ||
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Pier Pressure is a Free-for-All minigame featured in Mario Party 9 and Mario Party: The Top 100. The name is a pun on the phrase "peer pressure," where one conforms to how their friends think or behave.
Introduction
An underwater shot shows Cheep Cheeps and Urchins swimming around. The camera then goes above water and shows the pier and the players.
Gameplay
Before the game starts, a "spinning" arrow chooses who goes first. The selected player takes a turn, and the players to their right follow in order.
Players try to pick fishing lines that they think have Cheep Cheeps on them. A player who picks a fishing rod with an Urchin is knocked into the water and is eliminated. The game is purely luck-based; there is no way of telling whether a rod has a Cheep Cheep or an Urchin hooked to it, even if the line moves in a different way from another. The player who survives the minigame wins.
Controls
Mario Party 9
- "Hold the Wii Remote sideways. Press
to move and 
to pick a fishing rod while in front of it."
Mario Party: The Top 100
: Move
: Reel in a pole
In-game text
Mario Party 9
- Rules – "Pick the fishing rod with a Cheep Cheep on the hook. If you choose one with an Urchin on it, you're out!"
Mario Party: The Top 100
- Description – "Catch some Cheep Cheeps! But don't catch an Urchin by mistake, or you're out!"
- On-screen – "Reel in the fishing pole that looks like it has a Cheep Cheep!"
Gallery
Mario Party: The Top 100
See also
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | プクプクをつり上げろ！[?] Pukupuku o Tsuriagero! |
Reel up the Cheep Cheeps! | |
| Chinese | 釣起泡泡魚[?] Diàoqǐ Pàopàoyú |
Reel In the Cheep Cheeps | |
| Dutch | Piervissen[?] | Pier fishing | |
| German | Blindfischen[?] | Blind Fishing | |
| Italian | Pesca fortunata[?] | Lucky fishing | |
| Spanish | Cheep Cheep, ¡hurra![?] | Cheep Cheep, Hooray! (pun on "Hip, hip, hooray!") |
