Team up with Mario, Peach, Donkey Kong, and more in the most perfectly portable Mario Party game to date. Play with up to four players simultaneously, exploring different worlds as you freely move your Toad across maps and recruit Mushroom Kingdom allies. Break free of turn order, with all player plotting strategy, rolling dice, and moving… all simultaneously! Team up with your friends in the real world to compete or cooperate to take down bosses in each game board. Recruit characters like Toadette, Rosalina, and Wario to team up with and support you in Toad Scramble starring Toads. Choose from multiple boards in different worlds, each with tricky boss battles. Up to four players can simultaneously roll and move freely around a map. Team up with up to four Mushroom Kingdom characters who can help you win by participating in different events. Fully refined for bite-sized portable play, perfect for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Multiplayer via Local Wireless (additional games and systems required; sold separately) or Download Play (additional systems required; sold separately). For the first time in series history, compatible with multi-card communication. Packed with different modes that everyone can enjoy.
Team up with Mario, Peach, Donkey Kong, and more in the most perfectly portable Mario Party game to date. Play with up to four players simultaneously, exploring different worlds as you freely move your Toad across maps and recruit Mushroom Kingdom allies. Break free of turn order, with all player plotting strategy, rolling dice, and moving… all simultaneously! Team up with your friends in the real world to compete or cooperate to take down bosses in each game board. Recruit characters like Toadette, Rosalina, and Wario to team up with and support you in Toad Scramble starring Toads. Choose from multiple boards in different worlds, each with tricky boss battles. Up to four players can simultaneously roll and move freely around a map. Team up with up to four Mushroom Kingdom characters who can help you win by participating in different events. Fully refined for bite-sized portable play, perfect for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Multiplayer via Local Wireless (additional games and systems required; sold separately) or Download Play (additional systems required; sold separately). For the first time in series history, compatible with multi-card communication. Packed with different modes that everyone can enjoy.
Team up with Mario, Peach, Donkey Kong, and more in the most perfectly portable Mario Party game to date. Play with up to four players simultaneously, exploring different worlds as you freely move your Toad across maps and recruit Mushroom Kingdom allies. Break free of turn order, with all player plotting strategy, rolling dice, and moving… all simultaneously! Team up with your friends in the real world to compete or cooperate to take down bosses in each game board. Recruit characters like Toadette, Rosalina, and Wario to team up with and support you in Toad Scramble starring Toads. Choose from multiple boards in different worlds, each with tricky boss battles. Up to four players can simultaneously roll and move freely around a map. Team up with up to four Mushroom Kingdom characters who can help you win by participating in different events. Fully refined for bite-sized portable play, perfect for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Multiplayer via Local Wireless (additional games and systems required; sold separately) or Download Play (additional systems required; sold separately). For the first time in series history, compatible with multi-card communication. Packed with different modes that everyone can enjoy.
Team up with Mario, Peach, Donkey Kong, and more in the most perfectly portable Mario Party game to date. Play with up to four players simultaneously, exploring different worlds as you freely move your Toad across maps and recruit Mushroom Kingdom allies. Break free of turn order, with all player plotting strategy, rolling dice, and moving… all simultaneously! Team up with your friends in the real world to compete or cooperate to take down bosses in each game board. Recruit characters like Toadette, Rosalina, and Wario to team up with and support you in Toad Scramble starring Toads. Choose from multiple boards in different worlds, each with tricky boss battles. Up to four players can simultaneously roll and move freely around a map. Team up with up to four Mushroom Kingdom characters who can help you win by participating in different events. Fully refined for bite-sized portable play, perfect for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Multiplayer via Local Wireless (additional games and systems required; sold separately) or Download Play (additional systems required; sold separately). For the first time in series history, compatible with multi-card communication. Packed with different modes that everyone can enjoy.
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Mario Party: Star Rush (preowned)
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Been a fan on Mario party games for a long time. From the original trilogy from the N64 era to MP 4 to 7 in the GameCube era to Mario party superstars... Always had a great time racking up the stars and of course, winning boat loads of coins in the hundreds of mini games throughout the series. Can't wait to see what Mario party 11 brings to the table.
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My family loves this game. I have 4 kids and they have been playing this for a decade. 2 are in college now and they requested this game to take to play with friends (we wouldn't let them take our copy because we still want it). The different board games make for a lot of variety in play and you can also choose how many rounds (how long you want to play). The mini games are very fun for all ages (may cause a few tears when 1 sibling wins more than others, but it is still fun). Highly recommend!
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Everything is so expensive.... i can find a ttyd copy for 100 euros complete but here for only the game it's 140...please fix your prices so people and I can buy games we can't find on other sites. Atleast you gave me a 10% off for my first purchase so I might buy this because it's my childhood.Again please fix your prices God bless you🙏🏻Thanks,Rafael
| Release Date | 13th May 2022 |
| Developer | Nintendo EPD |
| Platform | 3DS |
Mario Party: Star Rush Nintendo 3DS Nintendo Game Cartridge
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Mario Party: Star Rush (preowned)
Mario Party: Star Rush (Nintendo 3DS) | Nintendo 3DS
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Been a fan on Mario party games for a long time. From the original trilogy from the N64 era to MP 4 to 7 in the GameCube era to Mario party superstars... Always had a great time racking up the stars and of course, winning boat loads of coins in the hundreds of mini games throughout the series. Can't wait to see what Mario party 11 brings to the table.
My family loves this game. I have 4 kids and they have been playing this for a decade. 2 are in college now and they requested this game to take to play with friends (we wouldn't let them take our copy because we still want it). The different board games make for a lot of variety in play and you can also choose how many rounds (how long you want to play). The mini games are very fun for all ages (may cause a few tears when 1 sibling wins more than others, but it is still fun). Highly recommend!
Everything is so expensive.... i can find a ttyd copy for 100 euros complete but here for only the game it's 140...please fix your prices so people and I can buy games we can't find on other sites. Atleast you gave me a 10% off for my first purchase so I might buy this because it's my childhood.Again please fix your prices God bless you🙏🏻Thanks,Rafael
Not my favorite party game. The graphics are subpar compared to Mario Party 9. The mini games are extremely hard to play. The only thing that saves it is the party games are pretty fun! Overall not impressed!
I bought it for someone else and he loves it . he as played that video everyday since he got it.The video game is working just fine,The super mario party 8 video game is good.
Played alone, against the computer, the game is barely worth popping out of its case. But, having even one other human opponent ups the fun exponentially--you just can't get the same satisfaction out of trash talking against a faceless computerized enemy. There's also a definite sense of refinement to the franchise formula here, a given considering that this is the eighth installment in the series. In case you've never played a Mario Party game before, the basics are pretty easy to grasp. In the main game mode, you and three other contestants run around a board collecting coins, competing in various mini-games and collecting Stars, which ultimately decides the game's outcome. The biggest change from previous versions, obviously, lies in the use of the Wii Remote, ... MorePlayed alone, against the computer, the game is barely worth popping out of its case. But, having even one other human opponent ups the fun exponentially--you just can't get the same satisfaction out of trash talking against a faceless computerized enemy. There's also a definite sense of refinement to the franchise formula here, a given considering that this is the eighth installment in the series. In case you've never played a Mario Party game before, the basics are pretty easy to grasp. In the main game mode, you and three other contestants run around a board collecting coins, competing in various mini-games and collecting Stars, which ultimately decides the game's outcome. The biggest change from previous versions, obviously, lies in the use of the Wii Remote, and depending on the game, you'll either use it as a pointer to shoot onscreen objects, turn it sideways and use it as a simple joypad, or move it around to take advantage of the motion sensing capabilities. The mini-games themselves are varied and have different objectives--collect the most coins, survive until the timer runs out--but it's nothing that we haven't seen before, which isn't a bad thing at all.
For the price ,I was expecting some scratches but the game was unplayable. I was able to resurface the disk and it works now! I was reading several comments on other sites. I guess its pretty hard to find a copy of this game in good shape and for a good price. So, if you really want to have this game for a good price its kind of your best choice!
If I had to pick between Mario Party 9 and this game, it would be this game. Even though the graphics havent aged well, and the controls can be clunky, I still like it. The mini games are creative and fun, and Koopas Tycoon Town is easily the best board of all time.
When my roommate heard of this new version of Mario Party where everybody takes their turn at the same time, she was hooked. The trailers looked awesome, the gameplay looked fun, but the reviews were mixed. And I saw why. The most unique mode, Toad Scramble has you playing as the character Toad, running around checkerboard-like worlds obtaining other Mario series characters as playable allies. These allies can be lost or stolen by the other players. You also earn coins around the worlds by moving your character around, popping balloons and winning minigames. Every 10 coins obtained is exchanged for one star each, at the end of the game mode. The player with the most stars wins. This game lacks the quantity of mini games that the Mario Party series is known for. ... MoreWhen my roommate heard of this new version of Mario Party where everybody takes their turn at the same time, she was hooked. The trailers looked awesome, the gameplay looked fun, but the reviews were mixed. And I saw why. The most unique mode, Toad Scramble has you playing as the character Toad, running around checkerboard-like worlds obtaining other Mario series characters as playable allies. These allies can be lost or stolen by the other players. You also earn coins around the worlds by moving your character around, popping balloons and winning minigames. Every 10 coins obtained is exchanged for one star each, at the end of the game mode. The player with the most stars wins. This game lacks the quantity of mini games that the Mario Party series is known for. There is only one that utilizes the microphone, and 3 that require the touchscreen display. The remaining 15 minigames use the control pad and buttons, not including the "boss battles". I don't know why Nintendo thought to make "boss battles" even more simple than a mini games. The only boss battle to have a different game is Bowser, with three different simple scenarios to defeat him. The youngest of Nintendo fans could land in 1st place, even if the other NPC players were chosen to act on "Hard" difficulty. Most of the other game board types are unlockable with "Party Points", similar to experience points in any RPG. When you rank 1st place in the standard game of "Toad Scramble", you earn 200 party points. If you were able to earn enough stars equivalent to a high score, you get the :Star Rush" bonus of additional 100 or 200 party points. The top "Party Level" where everything is unlocked is 12, where you need a total of 6800 party points to reach. Alone, it may take you 20 hours minimally if you become skilled at most of the minigames. Yep, three recharges of your 3DS system and you'll nab everything this game has to offer. I still miss the old Mario Party games that play like Parcheesi mixed with UNO. Yeah, it was long and monotonous, but it's what started it all like Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros.. Pokemon had the right idea to barely change a thing throughout its series.
This is then1st Mario Party for the Nintendo Wii and it is really fun.Alot of great boards and mini games. You can also play some solo games like Bowling and much more as your Mii! The theme for the game is the Carnival! This is a must have if you are Nintendo Wii owner!
| Release Date | 13th May 2022 |
| Developer | Nintendo EPD |
| Platform | 3DS |
