Timing Is Money

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Timing Is Money
A minigame from Super Mario Party
Appears in Super Mario Party
Type 4-Player Coin minigame
Time limit 15 seconds
Music track Keepin' It Frosty

Timing Is Money is a 4-Player coin-collecting minigame appearing in Super Mario Party. The minigame's name is based on the phrase "time is money."

Overview[edit]

In this minigame, players must ground-pound roulettes to collect the number of coins that appear on the monitors. If a player lands their roulette on a Bob-omb, they lose all of the coins they have earned thus far. The minigame ends once 15 seconds have passed.

On Challenge Road, this is the seventh minigame to be played in End of the Road and the 70th minigame overall. For the normal challenge, the player aims to get at least 15 coins in the time limit. For the Master Challenge, the target is 20 coins. However, if the player triggers a Bob-omb, the challenge ends in failure.

Controls[edit]

  • Single Joy-Con Right ButtonJump
  • Single Joy-Con Right Button (While jumping) – Ground Pound

In-game text[edit]

  • Snag the most coins!
  • Don't trigger a Bob-omb or you'll lose all your coins!

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese ねらえ!コインスロット
Nerae! Koin surotto
Aim at It! Coin Slot [?]
Chinese (Simplified) 瞄准!金币转轮
Miáozhǔn! Jīnbì Zhuànlún
Aim at It! Coin Wheel [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 瞄準!金幣轉輪
Miáozhǔn! Jīnbì Zhuànlún
Aim at It! Coin Wheel [?]
Dutch Timing is geld Timing is Money [?]
French Charge enrichissante Rewarding pound [?]
German Wie gewonnen, so zerronnen Expression meaning "easy come, easy go" [?]
Italian Monete a pestoni Crushed coins [?]
Korean 노려라! 코인 슬롯
Noryeora! Koin seulot
Aim! Coin Slot [?]
Spanish Inversión de riesgo Risky Investment [?]

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