Also, now the die-rolling is really something to complain about. None of them really fit the spirit of Mario Party. In fact, I'm not sure there are any minigames that jump out as ones I do like. Sure, the minigames mean a bit more than they did in MP9, but there are a large handful that I really don't like. Too many of the boards are way too short. First of all, the main flow of gameplay isn't very fun, not to mention re-used from Wii Party, made by the same developers (to my knowledge). IT: This one was a huge downgrade from the last ones. Now, it looks like they hit it to actually roll it like an actual die. Another pointless complaint: Before, it looked like the characters hit the Dice Block like a ? block in the main Mario games. I really don't like how the boss fights are competitions, many of them even based completely on luck. As for the minigames themselves, I wasn't too dissatisfied with them. You only get 4 more Mini Stars than whoever comes in dead last, which is less than you can usually get by passing through some on the board with a lucky roll. I don't like how the minigames, save for a few very game-changing ones at the end, don't mean much. I was getting slightly tired of the old one. Evidently, it has very different gameplay. One complaint I do have: What ever happened to the energetic voice yelling “Start!” and “Finish!”? 9: Fun fact: This one was the first MP game not to be developed by Hudson Soft. Why? DS: The graphics didn't look so great, but the interesting uses of the touch screen make up for that. One complaint I do have is that everything is in a weird serif font. The minigames involved creative uses of the Wii motion controls, and the board play didn't look too bad. I don't know anything about the board play. With a large variety of minigames for all gamer types alongside catchy music, MP7 looked pretty fun.
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7: I gotta say, the series really picked itself up in Mario Party 7.
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Somewhere in the MP4 to MP6 stretch was the downfall of the series, but I'm not sure which one to say was. Lots of minigames controlled weird and others were flat-out stupid. It was the first one to feature Toad as a playable character, at least :3 6: Don't know anything about the board play.
Some minigames were pretty creative, but a lot, especially Duel minigames, were verrrrrrrrry lazy. I don't know a huge amount of the board play. There wasn't a huge selection of minigames, and a lot of them took a long time to end. I caught a glimpse of the board play and it seemed OK (however not very fitting of the MP spirit).
Advance: Well, at least you don't necessarily need a friend around to play it. Also the graphics didn't really impress me. 4: While the board play looks very fun, I felt that a lot of the minigames were lazy. The clock with the 5 on it (the thing that makes the next turn 5 from the end, i don't know the name) was pretty OP. The board play didn't look quite as fun, though. A lot of the minigames looked really fun. Also simplified and set in stone the rules that would define Mario Party up until 9. Had some original minigames, and some revamped versions of MP1 games. It's kind of hard to tell how minigames work sometimes. Pretty good for a start, with pretty basic minigames, but nothing compared to others. I most remember MP games for minigames, and will have the most weight in my review. WARNING: I only have had first-hand experience with DS, no others.
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