Goomba Spotting

Template:Minigame-infobox Goomba Spotting is a Free-for-All minigame featured in Mario Party 9 and Mario Party Superstars. Like Goomba Village, this is a Goomba-counting minigame.

Introduction

Two Goombas run across the player's field of vision. The camera backs up and changes angle slightly.

Gameplay

Players try to count the number of Goombas as accurately as possible by pressing for every Goomba they see. As Goombas run across the screen, they will sometimes be stacked on top of each other, similar to a Pokey. Buzzy Beetles might run across the screen, making it harder to count. It is important that only Goombas are counted. After all the Goombas have run across the screen, the players have three seconds to add any more Goombas to their tallies. The player with the closest tally, or all players with the correct tally, wins.

Ending

All the Goombas are gathered in a field and jump one by one as they are counted, until all of them have been tallied.

In-game text

• Rules – "Try to accurately count the number of Goombas that run across the screen. Be careful you don't count other creatures in your tally."
• Controls – "Hold the Wii Remote vertically. Press once for each Goomba you count."

See also

• Roll Call
• Senseless Census

Gallery

• Buzzy Beetle With Goombas.jpg

  An example of a Buzzy Beetle in a tower of Goombas

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Chinese	數數栗寶寶[?] Shù shù Lì Bǎobǎo	Count the Goombas
German	Gumba-Zählung[?]	Goomba Counting
Italian	Contagoomba[?]	Goomba Counting
Spanish (NOA)	1, 2, 3... Goomba![?]	1, 2, 3... Goomba!
Spanish (NOE)	Goombas a gogó[?]	Goombas a go-go