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'''Goomba Wrangler''' is a 4-players and Duel [[mini-game]] that appears in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. 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. | '''Goomba Wrangler''' is a 4-players and Duel [[mini-game]] that appears in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''. 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. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This mini-game is very similar to the ''Pokémon'' series DS spin-offs ''Pokémon Ranger'' and ''Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia'', where players capture Pokémon with the stylus. | *This mini-game is very similar to the ''Pokémon'' series DS spin-offs ''Pokémon Ranger'' and ''Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia'', where players capture Pokémon with the stylus. | ||
Revision as of 12:23, September 16, 2010
Template:Minigame-infobox Goomba Wrangler is a 4-players and Duel mini-game that appears in Mario Party DS. 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.
Trivia
- This mini-game is very similar to the Pokémon series DS spin-offs Pokémon Ranger and Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia, where players capture Pokémon with the stylus.
