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==Controls==
==Controls==
*{{button|gba|Pad}} – Tilt up
*{{button|gba|Padupdown}} – Tilt up/down
*{{button|gba|Pad}} – Tilt down
*{{button|gba|A}} '''↔''' {{button|gba|B}} – Build power
*{{button|gba|A}} '''↔''' {{button|gba|B}} – Build power


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|JapR=Pachinko Roketto
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|JapM=Slingshot Rocket
|JapM=Slingshot Rocket
|Fra=Lance-Pierre
|Fre=Lance-Pierre
|FraM=Slingshot
|FreM=Slingshot
|Ita=Megafionda
|Ita=Megafionda
|ItaM=Megaslingshot
|ItaM=Megaslingshot

Latest revision as of 22:51, June 18, 2024

Flingshot
The mini-game, Flingshot from Mario Party Advance
Appears in Mario Party Advance
Type Single-player mini-game
Time limit 5 seconds to build power
Music track Let's Get a Move On
Music sample

Flingshot is a single-player minigame that appears in Mario Party Advance. The name is a portmanteau of the words "fling" and "slingshot."

Gameplay[edit]

The objective is for the player to launch themselves as far as possible by using a giant slingshot. The player builds power by tapping the A Button and B Button buttons repeatedly for five seconds. The faster the player presses the buttons during the time, the farther they will go. As the player is flying, they can press Up and Down on the Control Pad in order to either fly higher or dive down. Updrafts also appear; vertically facing ones send the player higher, and horizontal ones send the player farther. The farther the player flies, the more points they earn.

In the Shroom City mode, a score of at least 5,000 is needed to win. In Mini-Game Attack, at least 9,000 points must be earned to clear the minigame.

Controls[edit]

  • +Control Pad up or down – Tilt up/down
  • A Button B Button – Build power

In-game text[edit]

Tap the A and B Buttons to build power. Catch an updraft to fly farther.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese パチンコロケット[?]
Pachinko Roketto
Slingshot Rocket
French Lance-Pierre[?] Slingshot
German Riesenzwille[?] Giant Slingshot
Italian Megafionda[?] Megaslingshot
Spanish Tirachinas[?] Slingshot