Cold Front

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Cold Front
Appears in	Super Mario Party Jamboree
Type	4-Player minigame
Time limit	45 seconds (Regular) Unlimited (Endless)
Music track	All-Out Strike

Cold Front is a 4-Player minigame found in Super Mario Party Jamboree. Its name comes from a term that refers to the edge of a cool mass of air moving into a region of warmer air. Alongside its regular 4-Player variant, this minigame has an Endless variant that can be played in the Free Play mode in Minigame Bay, in which high scores can be recorded and compared with other players online.

Introduction

The top middle Ty-foo blows wind, causing the players to move away (and the second and third players to jump, while moving, so as not to get blown away).

Gameplay

The players are standing on a 3×2 slippery ice grid, with three Ty-foos behind it and two to the right, all facing the arena. Players must avoid being blown off the arena by the Ty-foos' winds, which are initially blown by one Ty-foo at a time; as the minigame progresses, multiple Ty-foos begin to blow wind at the same time. The last player standing wins. In the minigame's Endless variant, there is no time limit, as the objective is simply to survive as long as possible. Achieving a record of at least 40 seconds in Endless mode unlocks the "Born in the Ice" achievement.

Controls

• – Move
• – Jump

In-game text

Survive the Ty-foos' winds while moving along the slippery ice. Be careful not to fall!

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Portuguese	Frente fria[?]	Cold Front
Spanish (NOE)	Frente frío	Cold Front

Trivia

• This minigame has a similar setting to Sled to the Edge, with ice floes occupied by Baby Penguins appearing in the background.