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Revision as of 02:46, September 12, 2020
- This article is about a minigame. For the obstacles in Yoshi's Story, see Bumper Ball.
- Not to be confused with Bumper Brawl.
Template:Minigame-infobox Bumper Balls is a 4-player minigame in Mario Party, Mario Party 2 and Mario Party: The Top 100.
Gameplay
The objective of the mini-game is to bump other players off a platform by utilizing personalized balls.
In Mario Party 2, there are three levels for the players to compete in and they each have different challenges.
- The first level takes place on a platform surrounded by lava. It is a basic level.
- The second level takes place on an icy mountain. In the middle is a Fly Guy frozen in ice. It can be very slippery on the mountain, so players must take care not to slide off.
- The third level is on a floating isle in the ocean. Characters bumped off are carried away by Bloopers. The isle contains rocks and bumps which can slightly change the player's speed when rolling over them.
In both Mario Party and Mario Party 2, the last player standing wins. If one minute passes with two or more players remaining, or if the remaining players get eliminated, the minigame is a tie. On both the Mini-Game Island and Mini-Game Coaster, the player must eliminate the 3 CPU players within one minute to win, if time runs out before the task is completed or if the player is eliminated at any time, it is a miss.
In Mini-Game Coaster, the version of this mini-game depends on the difficulty played: On Easy difficulty, the Lava Course is used. On Normal difficulty, the Ice Course is used. On Hard difficulty, the Ocean Course is used.
The Lava Course from the Mario Party 2 version of Bumper Balls is also included in Mario Party: The Top 100. The balls have more power than in Mario Party and Mario Party 2, and the platform is smaller, significantly shortening the minigame's average length.
Controls
Mario Party / Mario Party 2
- – Move
Mario Party: The Top 100
- : Move
In-game text
Mario Party
- Game Rules – "Ride your ball and try to bump the others into the sea. Use to roll around on your ball."
- Advice – "Don't just push all the time. If you retreat, too, the other person's momentum may carry them into the ocean."
Mario Party 2
- Game Rules – "It's an all-out Bumper Ball bash! Use your to roll your ball and bounce your opponent away!"
- Game Rules (Mini-Game Coaster) – "Roll your ball about and try to bump your rivals off the edge. Be the last one standing to clear the game."
- Advice
- Lava Course: "The faster you're going when you bump an opponent, the farther your opponent is bumped by you!"
- Ice Course: "The icy center is very slippery! If you bump or get bumped, it'll be hard to stop!"
- Ocean Course: "Take your best shot when your opponent is stuck on the rocky bumps!"
Mario Party: The Top 100
- Description and on-screen – "Ride on the ball and slam into your rivals to knock them off!"
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Dutch | Botsbal[?] | Bumper Ball | |
German | Kugelchaos[?] | Ball Chaos | |
Italian | Rotoloni[?] | Big Rolls | |
Spanish | Pelotas de Choque[?] | Collision Balls |
Trivia
- In the ice version, the Fly Guy encased in the ice is a cleverly disguised pre-rendered sprite, rather than a 3D model.[1]
References
Template:MP1 Minigames Template:MP2 Minigames Template:MPTT100 Minigames