Line in the Sand
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| Line in the Sand | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Party 9 | ||
| Type | 1-vs.-Rivals minigame | ||
| Time limit | 30 seconds | ||
| Music track | Island Activities | ||
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Line in the Sand is a 1-vs.-Rivals minigame featured in Mario Party 9.
Overview[edit]
The solo player attempts to eliminate all the other players by drawing lines in the sand around them. If a complete shape is made, it darkens slightly, and any players inside its perimeter jump and are eliminated. If the solo player draws a line too long without connecting it, the beginning of the line is erased. If the solo player eliminates all the rivals within 30 seconds, the solo player is victorious. If at least one rival remains after 30 seconds are up, the rivals are victorious.
In-game text[edit]
- Rules – "The solo player must eliminate the other players by surrounding them with lines in the sand."
- Controls (Solo) – "Hold the Wii Remote vertically. Hold
while pointing to draw a line in the sand. Keep drawing to create a circle around the other players." - Controls (Team) – "Hold the Wii Remote sideways. Press
to move."
Gallery[edit]
1-vs.-2 version
Naming[edit]
"Line in the Sand" is a play on the eponymous phrase, meaning "a point of stopping".
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Note(s) | Ref. |
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| Japanese | Sen de Kakonde | Encircle Them with a Line | [1] | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 畫圈鬼抓人 Huà Quān Guǐ Zhuā Rén | Circle-Drawing Tag | [1] | |
| French (Canada) | Capture dans le sable | Capture in the sand | [1] | |
| French (Europe) | Bien entourés | Pun with entouré ("circled") and bien entouré, an expression to say "to have good relationships" | [1] | |
| German | Sandfangen | Sand Catching | [1] | |
| Italian | Lazostecco | Lazo means "lasso" and stecco comes from steccare ("to splint") | [1] | |
| Korean | 선 안에 가둬라! Seon Ane Gaduara! | Trap It Inside The Line! | [1] | |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Arenas atrapadizas | From arenas movedizas ("quicksand") and atrapar ("to trap") | [1] | |
| Spanish (Europe) | [1] |
