Money Belt

This article is about the Mario Party 6 minigame. For the similarly named Mario Party 4 minigame, see Money Belts.

Money Belt
Appears in	Mario Party 6
Type	4-Player coin mini-game
Time limit	30 seconds
Music	Slow and Steady

Money Belt is a 4-Player coin-collecting minigame in Mario Party 6. The word "money belt" originally refers to a belt with a pouch for money or other small items. The minigame takes place at an airport.

Introduction

The introduction shows the characters running to their area, the camera zoomed in on the first box's X-ray.

Gameplay

The objective of the game is to get as many coins as possible. To get coins, players must open the boxes on the conveyor belts in front of them. There are scanning machines to the left that show which objects are in the boxes. Each scanning machine scans three boxes ahead, so players can memorize what is in which box. There are empty boxes, boxes with one coin, boxes with bags that contain five coins, and boxes with hazardous items. Opening a box with a boxing glove stuns the player for one turn. Bob-ombs stun the player for two turns. The maximum number of coins available for the players to collect is always 19.

Ending

Players perform their victory animations as the conveyor belts continue to function.

Controls

• – Open a box

In-game text

• Rules – "Open boxes to find coins! Watch the boxes as they get x-rayed to see what's inside. Keep any coins you find!"
• Advice – "Don't open boxes containing Bob-ombs or punch traps. If you do, you'll be temporarily stunned."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	シルエットでコインあつめ Shiruetto de koin atsume	Silhouette Coin Collecting
French	Rien à Déclarer	Nothing to Declare
German	Münzband	Coin Belt
Italian	Lastre Tintinnanti	Jingling X-Rays
Spanish	Veo, veo	I see, I see (pun on jugar al veo-veo, peek-a-boo)