Eatsa Pizza

Eatsa Pizza
Type	2-vs-2 minigame
Time limit	30 seconds

Eatsa Pizza is a 2-vs-2 minigame in Mario Party 3, Mario Party: The Top 100, and Mario Party Superstars. Its name may be a pun on "it's-a pizza," which is the stereotypical Italian pronunciation of "it's pizza" (similar to Mario's opening line from Super Mario 64, "It's-a me, Mario!"); a pun on "eat the pizza"; a pun on "Pizza! Pizza!" (the slogan of the pizza chain Little Caesars); or a simple rhyme.

Gameplay

The minigame takes place in a room (possibly a kitchen or restaurant) that contains a plate with a giant pizza split in half down the middle (each half separated by a line of red sauce, possibly hot sauce, as there is a bottle of it in the top-left corner of the screen) on top of a wooden table with a few utensils and two sauce bottles. The two teams have to eat their halves of the pizza as fast as possible in 30 seconds. Players need to press more times to eat the toppings. The team that eats more of its half of the pizza, or the first team to finish its half, wins the minigame, and each player on that team gains ten coins. It is possible for both teams to eat the same percentage of pizza, making the minigame a tie.

In Mario Party Superstars, pepperoni is the only topping that takes longer to eat, although the crust also takes longer to consume.

Controls

Mario Party 3

• – Move
• (Repeatedly) – Eat

Mario Party: The Top 100

• : Move
• Mash : Eat

Mario Party Superstars

• – Move
• Mash to Eat

In-game text

Mario Party 3

• Game Rules – "Work together to gobble up a giant pizza. The team that eats the most, wins."
• Advice – "Toppings are tough to eat, so you have to press more times to finish them."

Mario Party: The Top 100

• Description – "Pair up to eat as much of the giant pizza as you can!"
• On-screen – "Clean your side of the plate!"

Mario Party Superstars

• "Pair up to gobble as much of the giant pizza as you can! Pepperoni and crust take longer to chomp."

Gallery

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  Mario Party: The Top 100

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  Mario Party Superstars

See also

• Buried Treasure

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	もぐもぐビッグピザ[?] Mogumogu biggu piza	Munch munch, big pizza
Dutch	Pizzaparty[?]	Pizza Party
German	Pizza Pronto[?]	Pizza Pronto (Pronto is Italian for immediately.)
Italian	Divora-pizza[?]	Devouring pizza
Korean	우걱우걱 빅 피자[?] Ugeogugeok Bik Pija	Munch Munch Big Pizza
Portuguese	Papa Pizza[?]	Eat Pizza (papar is a informal word for "eat", "ingest")
Russian	Блиц-пицца[?] Blits-pitstsa	?
Spanish (NOA)	Come-pizza[?]	Pizza-eater (since Mario Party: the Top 100)
Spanish (NOE)	Tragapizza[?]	Pizza Swallow (stylized as Traga Pizza prior to Mario Party: the Top 100)