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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Players must collect [[Goomba]]s that wander on the field by drawing a complete circle around them with the [[stylus]], but players have to avoid collecting [[Bob-omb]]s that can destroy half of their already collected Goombas. Brown Goombas are worth one point, while [[Gold Goomba|golden Goombas]] are worth three points. The latter appears only during the last five seconds | Players must collect [[Goomba]]s that wander on the field by drawing a complete circle around them with the [[stylus]], but players have to avoid collecting [[Bob-omb]]s that can destroy half of their already collected Goombas. Brown Goombas are worth one point, while [[Gold Goomba|golden Goombas]] are worth three points. The latter appears only during the last five seconds. The player with the most points after the twenty seconds are up is declared the winner. | ||
==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
Revision as of 20:42, August 4, 2016
Template:Minigame-infobox Goomba Wrangler is a 4-Player and Duel minigame that appears in Mario Party DS.
Gameplay
Players must collect Goombas that wander on the field by drawing a complete circle around them with the stylus, but players have to avoid collecting Bob-ombs that can destroy half of their already collected Goombas. Brown Goombas are worth one point, while golden Goombas are worth three points. The latter appears only during the last five seconds. The player with the most points after the twenty seconds are up is declared the winner.
Controls
– Draw Circles
In-game text
- Rules – "Capture Goombas by circling them. Brown Goombas are worth one point. Golden Goombas are worth three points."
- Tips – "Don't circle Bob-ombs. If you do, you'll lose half your points."
Names in other languages
Trivia
- This mini-game is very similar to the Pokémon series DS spin-offs Pokémon Ranger games, where players capture Pokémon by making circles around them with the stylus.
