Git Along, Goomba

Git Along, Goomba
Appears in	Mario Party: Island Tour
Type	General minigame
Time limit	30 seconds
Music track	Proceed cautiously...
Music sample

Git Along, Goomba (known as Goomba Rodeo in the British English version) is a General minigame from Mario Party: Island Tour. The American English name is derived from the American folk song "Git Along, Little Dogies".

Introduction

Players use their lassos to catch one Goomba each. Many Goombas appear from the manholes on the platform.

Gameplay

This minigame takes place in a desert. The player must spin their lasso by drawing circles on the bottom screen. They will then throw it to the platform in the middle of the top screen, capturing any Goombas within the circle. The longer the player spins, the bigger the lasso's range will be. More Goombas frequently emerge from the manholes. The competitor with most Goombas when time runs out is the winner.

Controls

American English

• – Draw circles to widen the lasso, and then slide to throw

British English

• – Draw circles and slide to throw

In-game text

• Rules – American English: "Use your lasso to catch as many Goombas as possible."
• Rules – British English: "Throw your lasso to catch more Goombas than your opponents! Draw circles on the Touch Screen to widen your lasso and slide the stylus in the direction you want to throw it."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	なげなわクリボーキャッチ[?] Nagenawa Kuribō Kyatchi	Lasso Goomba Catch
Dutch	Goomba-rodeo[?]	-
French (NOA)	Rodéo Goomba[?]	Goomba Rodeo
French (NOE)	Lasso Goomba[?]	Lasso Goomba
German	Gumba-Rodeo[?]	Goomba Rodeo
Italian	Goomba al lazo[?]	Lasso Goomba
Korean	굼바 포획[?] Gumba pohoek	Goomba Capture
Portuguese	Rodeo de Goombas[?]	Goomba Rodeo
Spanish	Rodeo Goomba[?]	Goomba Rodeo

See also

• Trap Ease Artist
• Blazing Lassos
• Goomba Wrangler