Skateboard Scamper

Skateboard Scamper
Mario Party Mario Party 2
Appears in	Mario Party Mario Party 2
Type	4-Player mini-game
Music	Dodging Danger (Mario Party) Don't Look Back (Mario Party 2)

Skateboard Scamper is a 4-Player minigame in Mario Party and Mario Party 2.

Gameplay

Both versions look different, but the concept and controls are similar.

In the Mario Party version, the players have to skate on a bridge on a lava pit while the bridge goes down into the pit, and Thwomps try to slow down the players as they run away. The players can grab Coins along the way. The first player to reach the goal wins.

The Mario Party 2 version takes place in a haunted house and involves the players being chased by a Boo, who escapes from a photograph. As with the Mario Party version, it also involves collecting Coins, so even those who get caught can get a chance to get Coins. The players need to watch out for vertically moving sections of the floor, as well as steps. The first one who gets to the window to let the sunlight in wins, eliminating Boo in the process.

In the Mini-Game Coaster in Mario Party 2, the human player must be the first to reach the light source to win.

Controls

• – Jump
• (Repeatedly) – Skate

In-game text

Mario Party

• Game Rules – "The floor beneath you breaks up as players scamper across. Press repeatedly to skate and to jump."
• Advice – "Use jump not only to get past obstacles, but also to grab Coins that are floating in the air."

Mario Party 2

• Game Rules – "It's the scariest scamper ever! You're trapped in Boo's haunted house for a skateboard race to safety!"
• Advice – "Boo chases after you relentlessly. Don't let yourself fall behind the others, or Boo will get you!"

Names in other languages

Mario Party

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	くずれるゆかをかけろ！ Kuzureru Yuka o Kakero!	Dash across the crumbling floor!
French	Dingo-skate	Crazy skate
German	Skateboard-Fieber	Skateboard Fever

Mario Party 2

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ヒュードロやしき Hyūdoro Yashiki	「屋敷」 yashiki means "mansion", 「ヒュー」 hyū is an onomatopoeia for whooshing or whistling wind, and 「ドロ」 doro represents muddiness or dripping mud; the overall message is that the mansion is a spooky, unsettling place.
French	Skate cinoque	Crazy skate
German	Skateboard-Fieber	Skateboard Fever
Italian	Fuga in Skateboard	Escape in Skateboard
Spanish	Corre con el Skate	Run with the Skateboard