Cash Flow

Cash Flow
Appears in	Mario Party 6
Type	1-vs.-3 coin mini-game

Cash Flow is a 1-vs.-3 coin-collecting minigame in Mario Party 6. The name is a pun on "cash flow," a term for the transfer of money into or out of a project or business over a period of time.

There are only aesthetic differences between day and night.

Introduction

The players start out on top of a slide as the camera zooms around to the angle shown during gameplay.

Gameplay

Four players must slide down a water slide. The solo player rides on a Koopa Shell-shaped raft, while the team players slide down the slide together. The objective is to collect as many coins and Coin Bags as possible while the players head down the slide. The players must avoid Spiny Shells. Team players that touch the Spiny Shells are eliminated; the solo player is only temporarily stunned if they hit one.

Ending

The players perform their victory animations on a beach.

Controls

• – Move

In-game text

• Rules – "Grab coins as you zoom down the colossal water slide! You get to keep all the coins you grab!"
• Advice – "If one of the players on the team of three hits an obstacle, that player is out!"

Gallery

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  Night version

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スライダーでコインあつめ[?] Suraidā de koin atsume	Collect Coins on the Slider
German	Münzrutsche[?]	Coin Chute
Italian	Discesa Danarosa[?]	Rich Descent
Spanish (NOA)	El tobogán de monedas[?]	The coin slide
Spanish (NOE)	Dinero fácil[?]	Easy Money