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Revision as of 14:26, May 22, 2017
Template:Minigame-infobox Melon Folley is a single-player minigame found in Mario Party Advance.
Introduction
Before each round, barrels fall onto the arena, followed by the melons.
Gameplay
The goal of the game is for the player to try to collect all the watermelons and the melon on the rafts before either the time runs out or he or she falls into the water.
Each watermelon gives the player 100 points, but collecting the melon last earns the player 1000 points. When the player jumps onto another raft, the one they stood upon falls into the water. If the player stays on a wooden raft too long, the raft eventually falls down into the water with the player.
In Free Play, the player must see how long he or she can survive as the levels increase in difficulty, with barrels being added to some of the platforms in some levels. Collecting a melon slowly earns 10 points, and fast earns 20; collecting the melon last earns the player 2000 points. After each round, the player's remaining time is also added to their overall score. If the player is stuck on the wooden raft or the player falls into the water accidentally, the minigame ends. The minigame also ends after 30 rounds have passed; as such, the maximum score that the player can earn is 77,760 points.
Controls
- – Move
- – Dash
In-game text
- Rules – "Nab all the fruit, but don't fall in! Try to grab the melon last!"
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | とれとれフルーツ Toretore Furūtsu |
Taking Fruits |
German | Melonenmanie |
Melon Mania |
Italian | Anguriaccia |
Bad watermelon |
Spanish | Fruta mojada |
Wet fruit |
Trivia
- The European release of Mario Party Advance changes the melon to a pear, removing the ambiguity between "melon" as the unique fruit and "melon" as potentially short for "watermelon". The description is changed to acknowledge this.