Jigsaw Jumble

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This article is about a minigame from Mario Party 9. For the puzzles on the Play Nintendo website, sometimes referred to as "Jigsaw Jumbles", see List of Play Nintendo puzzles.

Template:Minigame-infobox Jigsaw Jumble is a Free-for-All minigame featured in Mario Party 9 and Mario Party: The Top 100. Its name is a pun on "jigsaw puzzle."

Introduction

The first puzzle is already in front of the player. The possible pieces to complete it then fall from above, after which the screen splits to show all players.

Gameplay

Players have to select the missing puzzle piece to complete puzzles, until all five puzzles are solved. For every round, the number of choices increases by one, starting with four. If the player places in an incorrect piece, it simply flies away. The puzzle pictures are a Bob-omb, Boo, Buzzy Beetle, Chain Chomp, Cheep Cheep, Fire Flower, Spiny, Green Shell, and Mushroom. The first player to finish all five puzzles wins.

In Time Attack, the bonus objective is to complete five puzzles without trying to place an incorrect piece.

Ending

The player who completes the puzzles fastest gets a golden frame for the last puzzle. Second place gets a silver frame, and third place gets a bronze frame. No frame is given to Last place wether or not they finish the last puzzle.

Controls

Mario Party 9

  • "Point the Wii Remote at the piece you want to take, and press and hold A Button. While still holding A Button, move the piece to the missing area and release A Button."

Mario Party: The Top 100

  • Stylus: Touch and drag pieces

In-game text

Mario Party 9

  • Rules"Find the missing piece in each of the five puzzles. Be the first to complete them all to win!"

Mario Party: The Top 100

  • Description"Find and place the right pieces to be the first to finish 5 puzzles!"
  • On-screen"Place the right pieces!"

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 連続ジグソーパズル[?]
Renzoku jigusōpazuru
Serial Jigsaw Puzzles
Chinese 連續拼圖[?]
Liánxù pīntú
Serial Jigsaw Puzzles
Dutch Het laatste stukje[?] The last piece
German Puzzleflink[?] Puzzle Agility
Italian Il tassello giusto[?] The right tile
Spanish La pieza justa[?] The Right Piece

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