Grabby Gridiron

Template:Minigame-infobox Grabby Gridiron is a 2-vs.-2 minigame that is found in Mario Party 8.

Introduction

The camera first shows a jumbo TV screen in the game that shows a football rotating as a futuristic techno version of the Super Mario Bros. Underground Theme plays. Then the other camera moves and shows the two teams coming out from the bottom side of the area. The main camera moves away from the large TV screen and hovers into position where all the players in the area are in the positions. Then the minigame begins.

Gameplay

The teams attempt to get five points by getting the football to the goal depending on the teams' color players have.

The cannon at the far top side of the area shoots out the first two footballs; then the footballs start to bounce by the walls, making it hard for teams to get the footballs. When the player in the team gets the football, the player has to quickly go to the goal depending on the teams' color. The teams have to first get five footballs in the goal; it is indicated by the status bar on the screen.

When one of the teams get the football into the goal, the cannon shoots another football at anywhere in the area of the minigame. The players can also attack other players by simply punching. If the player punches another player who has the football, the player will drop the football; anyone has a chance to get it. Additionally, the teams can also jump from the ground to pass each other.

The team who gets the first five footballs in the goal wins.

Ending

The winning players are shown celebrating on the jumbo screen while the losing team sulks behind them.

Controls

• Wii Remote
  • Hold sideways
• Buttons
  • – Move
  • – Jump
  • – Punch
  • → – Kick

In-game text

• Rules – "Catch balls and throw 'em into the goal that matches your team color. Bash rivals to make them drop a ball!"
• Hint – "Teamwork tip! If you and your teammate don't have a ball, gang up on a rival to steal it away!"

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ボールでファイト[?] Bōru de faito	Ball Fight
German	Mini-Football[?]	Mini Football
Italian	Palla al Balzo[?]	Jumping Ball
Spanish	Gran final[?]	Grand final