Fruit Scoot Scurry

Fruit Scoot Scurry
Appears in	Mario Party 10
Type	Free-for-All minigame
Time limit	30 seconds
Music track	Happy Friends
Music sample

Fruit Scoot Scurry is a Free-for-All minigame appearing in Mario Party 10. It appears to be set in Layer-Cake Desert, the second world of New Super Mario Bros. U.

Overview

The playing area consists of 16 Stone-Eyes arranged in a 4×4 manner. At the start of the minigame, the players are standing on the most external Stone-Eyes.

Fruits of various kind drop onto random Stone-Eyes, including apples, watermelons, bananas, melons, and grapes. The players must jump from Stone-Eye to Stone-Eye—this is done by simply pressing a direction on —to reach the fruit, each granting them one point. Occasionally, three fruits of the same kind appear on one single Stone-Eye, awarding three points. If two players try to jump onto the same Stone-Eye, they will hit each other and return to the Stone-Eyes they jumped from. After 30 seconds, the character with the most points wins.

Controls

• – Move

In-game text

Collect lots of fruit!

• Minigame Space Description – "Simple action"

Challenge

• Full of Fruit: All four players must collect at least 20 fruits.

See also

• Daisy's Field Day (first segment)

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	さばくでフルーツ Sabaku de furūtsu	Fruits in the desert		[?]
Dutch	Duizend-en-een-vrucht	One Thousand and One Fruits, a pun on Duizend-en-een-nacht (One Thousand and One Nights)		[?]
French	Désert aux Fruits	Fruit desert (pun with desert and dessert)		[?]
German	Früchtehopserei	Fruit Hopping		[?]
Italian	Raccolto nel deserto	Desert harvest		[?]
Portuguese	Deserto de Fruta	Fruit Desert		[?]
Spanish	La fruta del desierto	The Fruit of the Desert		[?]

Notes

E3 2014 appearance

• This was one of the four minigames featured in the Mario Party mode of the E3 2014 demo; the other three were Beeline Shrine, Cheep Cheep Leap, and Petey's Bomb Battle.