Button Mashers

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Template:Minigame-infobox Button Mashers is a duel minigame found in Mario Party 5, and returns in Mario Party: The Top 100. It was also included as part of a Mario Party 5 demo found on a bonus disc bundled with preorder copies of Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

Gameplay

Artwork of Wario from Mario Party 5.
Official art of Wario holding a block in Button Mashers

Players try to avoid getting crushed by the blocks falling from the sky.

To do so, they must quickly and simultaneously press every button shown on each of the blocks they are carrying. If both players survive for a few seconds, another block will fall, requiring the players to press two buttons simultaneously. If both still survive, another block will fall, making a total of three, then four, five, and finally six. After that, the player who stops pressing the buttons gets crushed.

Ending

Button Mashers from Mario Party 5
If a character gets crushed, the minigame announcer will alert the player to end the game.

If at anytime a player fails to press his or her button(s) quickly enough during the game, then that character gets crushed, making the opponent win the game. However, if both players get crushed at the same time, then the minigame ends in a draw.

Controls

Mario Party 5

  • Repeatedly and simultaneously press every button shown on each block.

Mario Party: The Top 100

  • Mash A Button/B Button/X Button/Y Button/L Button/R Button: Endure

In-game text

Mario Party 5

  • Rules"Don't let the blocks crush you. Repeatedly press each button shown on each block to keep from being crushed."
  • Advice"Don't stop pushing the buttons, especially as the stack gets taller and taller and taller..."

Mario Party: The Top 100

  • Description"Mash all the buttons shown on the falling blocks to avoid being squashed. How long can you hold out?"
  • On-screen"Mash all the buttons shown on the falling blocks!"

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese うえからブロック![?]
Ue kara burokku!
Blocks from Above!
Dutch Hoge druk[?] High pressure, druk also means to push
German Halte dein Gewicht![?] Keep your weight!
Italian Caduta massi[?] Rock fall
Spanish Machacabotones[?] Button Crush

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