Tug-o-Dorrie
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| Appears in | Mario Party 5 | ||
| Type | Battle mini-game | ||
| Time limit | 60 seconds | ||
| Music track | Rolling About | ||
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Tug-o-Dorrie is a Battle minigame found in Mario Party 5. It features the appearance of four plastic-looking Dorries. Its name and gameplay are based on the game tug of war.
GameplayEdit
The four players face each other on high platforms held by giant (red, blue, green, and yellow) plastic Dorries, each holding a rope connected in the middle to a bumper-like object. The objective is to pull other players off their platforms while avoiding being pulled off. The last player standing wins. If there is more than one player still standing after the timer runs out, those players are declared winners. If all four players are still standing at the end, the match is a draw.
ControlsEdit
(Repeatedly) – Pull rope
In-game textEdit
- Rules – "Pull your opponents off of their platforms by tugging on a rope. The last player remaining on his or her platform wins."
- Advice – "When the platforms move, you can't tug on your rope. Use this chance to rest!"
Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | つなひきサバイバル[?] Tsunahiki sabaibaru |
Tug-o-War Survival | |
| French | Tire-toi d'là![?] | Pun with an expression meaning "Get outta here!" and Tire meaning "Pull" | |
| German | Plattform-Tauziehen[?] | Platform Tug of War | |
| Italian | Tiro alla fune estremo[?] | Extreme tug of war | |
| Spanish | Tira y afloja[?] | Pull and Loosen, pun on tira y afloja (give and take) |