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Super Mario Party - Nintendo Switch
About this item
- Outwit friends and family as you race across the board; whoever gets the most stars wins.
- Play the original 4-player Mario Party series board game mode locally or online
- Character-specific Dice Blocks with alternate numberings add another level to your strategy
- Dozens of exciting minigames packed with wildly different challenges—now with newly-added online play
- Pair two Nintendo Switch systems, lay them flat, and creatively combine both screens to enjoy a different, interactive style of tabletop gaming in Toad’s Rec Room mode
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ASIN | B07DJY81FP |
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Release date | October 5, 2018 |
Customer Reviews |
4.8 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #898 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #103 in Nintendo Switch Games |
Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
Product Dimensions | 0.43 x 4.13 x 6.69 inches; 0.16 Ounces |
Binding | Video Game |
Rated | Everyone |
Item model number | HACPADFJA |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Weight | 0.16 ounces |
Manufacturer | Nintendo |
Date First Available | June 12, 2018 |
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Product Description
Turn the tables on opponents as you race across the board to collect the most stars in the original four-player* Mario Party series board game mode—now with newly-added online play.**
Whether you’re pedaling tricycles or who knows what else, you’ll use Joy-Con controllers in clever ways across 80 wild minigames. Some are all-out free-for-alls, others are 2 vs 2, or even 1 vs 3! Set up a private room and play your favorites and enjoy some friendly competition with friends online.***
Whether playing solo or with friends, there’s a mode for every party. Take turns rolling dice and racing across the game board in the 4-player Mario Party mode, or team up for Partner Party. Journey down a path of 80 minigame challenges in the single-player Challenge Road mode.
Online play comes to the board game mode in Super Mario Party
Play several modes online** with friends—including the iconic Mario Party board game mode and minigames—with a free update to the Super Mario Party game. You can also team up and take the action online in the strategic 2 vs 2 Partner Party mode, or just play your favorite minigames online***! Open up a match for friends or set a password for a private match. With online play added to these modes, even more Super Mario Party fun can be shared with friends across the globe.
*Additional games, systems and/or accessories may be required for multiplayer mode. Games, systems and some accessories sold separately.
**Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online features. Not available in all countries. Internet access required for online features. Terms apply.
***Ten minigames are not supported by online play and include Strike It Rich, Time to Shine, Take a Stab, All-Star Swingers, Rhythm and Bruise, Pep Rally, Wiped Out, Fiddler on the Hoof, Clearing the Table, and Baton and On. Additionally, the Sound Stage, Toad’s Rec Room, Challenge Road and River Survival modes do not support online play.
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A complete refresh of the Mario Party series
The original 4-player Mario Party series board game mode that fans love is back, and your friends and family are invited to the party! Freely walk the board: choose where to move, which Dice Block to roll, and how to win the most Stars in skill-based minigames. Wait till you see the 2 vs 2 mode with grid-based maps, the creative uses of the console, and the series’ first online minigame mode!

Test your skills in sets of five minigames with the new mode, Mariothon, and see how you stack up against players across the globe in Online Mariothon*. Whether you’re pedaling tricycles, flipping meat, or who knows what else, you’ll use Joy-Con controllers in clever ways across 80 new minigames; some are all-out free-for-alls, others are 2 vs 2, or even 1 vs 3! Toad’s Rec Room lets you pair up two Nintendo Switch systems**, which you’ll lay side-by-side on a flat surface like a real tabletop game. That way you can play a mini baseball game, battle tanks in custom arenas, or even see who can match the most bananas by repositioning the systems however you see fit!
*Internet access required for online play. For more info, go to Nintendo's support website.
**Additional games and systems may be required; sold separately.
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Outwit friends and family as you race across the board; whoever gets the most stars wins! |
The original 4-player Mario Party series board game mode is back! |
Character-specific Dice Blocks with alternate numberings add another level to your strategy |
Pair two Nintendo Switch systems, lay them flat, and creatively combine both screens to enjoy a new style of tabletop gaming in Toad’s Rec Room mode****Additional games and systems may be required; sold separately. |
Features
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80 new minigames packed with wildly different challenges and clever uses of Joy-Con controllers |
Put your skills to the test in sets of five minigames online*—a series first!*Internet access required for online play. For more info, go to support.nintendo official website. |
Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online play. Not available in all countries. Internet access required for online features. Terms apply. |
Copyright 2018 Nintendo. Super Mario Party and Nintendo Switch are trademarks of Nintendo. |
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2018
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Pros:
-Partner System is an interesting edition, especially when they can participate in minigames.
-Some neat random interactions
-Good character selection.
Cons:
-Boards are too small this caused an average a star gained by someone every other round, and it wasn't rare that with your partners, you could traverse nearly the entire board in one round.
-Only 4 small boards to choose from.
-Boards are very bland, undecorated compared to previous Mario party boards, and mostly uneventful.
-Some of the voices of the characters are butchered, what the heck did they do to boo and lakitu?!
-Stars are only 10 coins each.
-No competition. With stars given out like candy, there is little strategy involved.
-Not many diverse minigames, 95% of them are 4 player, there is less than a handful of the others (1v3 and 2v2).
-Most minigames seemed winnable with your eyes closed and a simple shake of the controller.
-Items in the game are fairly generic. Also, "Item shops" if you want to even call it that, only have three items.
-Points awarded from board and minigame play can be spent on...unlocking tutorials. Previous Mario Partys had unique items you could buy and put in a room to display.
-Limited to using one joycon - I'm a big guy, my hands are huge, I need to be able to use other controllers as well. I found myself hitting multiple buttons at once on accident frequently.
-Online is extremely limited and simply not even worth trying at this point.
-Can't play in handheld mode
The game feels incomplete and at best, a decent entry into a handheld Mario Party game, however, the Switch is also a console hybrid, so this feels out of place due to its lack of features. Even with future updates, this game needs some heavy revamping. This feels like the release of Bomberman R, which was a game released for the Switch that lacked a lot of basic features previous Bomberman games had--they're still trying to patch things up to bring it up to speed a year later!
These lazy releases cannot continue to go unnoticed. Hold your coins for Mario Party 12, or at least, a couple months when they (hopefully) release more features and the price goes down.
First of all you can Not play the game with a pro controller! No where in the advertising was this ever mentioned. I personally like playing games with a controller or in handheld mode. I like having the option to do so and not to be forced to play a game in one certain way, i found out about the use of the joycons only after i baught the game and looked at the back of the box.
This leads me to my second gripe where you can Not play the game in handheld mode! This i do not like at all considering if i was traveling and wanted to play the game by myself on a plane or a train i can't because i am forced to have a table to use one of the joycons. While i understand why they implemented the use if the joycons the way the did i do not agree with the choice. Many of the movements, button controls, and actions can be used with a pro controller. My husbands hands started cramping due to the fact of how you have to hold the joycons in order to play the game.
My last conplaint about the game is how small the boards are when playing party mode. Nintendo should have doubled the board size for a better gaming experience.
The pros of super mario party are the mini games are all fun, no two games are exactly alike giving it a more diverse feeling. The inclusions of the hub world is a nice touch giving you the option to feel apart of the game. The character animation and bright art syle make it visualy appealing, alont with that the music is nothing special but has the fell of an old mario party game giving it a nostalgic feeling.
Lasting of nintendo could send out an update to be able to play the game with a pro contoller And in handheld mode the game would be a must have for any nintendo lover and would have been rated 5 stars!

By Angela on October 5, 2018
First of all you can Not play the game with a pro controller! No where in the advertising was this ever mentioned. I personally like playing games with a controller or in handheld mode. I like having the option to do so and not to be forced to play a game in one certain way, i found out about the use of the joycons only after i baught the game and looked at the back of the box.
This leads me to my second gripe where you can Not play the game in handheld mode! This i do not like at all considering if i was traveling and wanted to play the game by myself on a plane or a train i can't because i am forced to have a table to use one of the joycons. While i understand why they implemented the use if the joycons the way the did i do not agree with the choice. Many of the movements, button controls, and actions can be used with a pro controller. My husbands hands started cramping due to the fact of how you have to hold the joycons in order to play the game.
My last conplaint about the game is how small the boards are when playing party mode. Nintendo should have doubled the board size for a better gaming experience.
The pros of super mario party are the mini games are all fun, no two games are exactly alike giving it a more diverse feeling. The inclusions of the hub world is a nice touch giving you the option to feel apart of the game. The character animation and bright art syle make it visualy appealing, alont with that the music is nothing special but has the fell of an old mario party game giving it a nostalgic feeling.
Lasting of nintendo could send out an update to be able to play the game with a pro contoller And in handheld mode the game would be a must have for any nintendo lover and would have been rated 5 stars!

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El juego se compone de 4 tableros, muy sencillos, el primero es un homenaje del primer Mario Party, pero muy competitivo y lleno de trampas, uso de ítems, nunca sabes quién va ganar de 5 partidas, 3 las gané y 2 no, porque pasan muchas situaciones entre turnos, los tableros tienen trampas y hacen la sal y la pimienta del juego, si jugaste los de 64, CÓMPRALO YA.
Los mini juegos son 80 y hacen una buena función de los Joy Con, sencillos, divertidos y originales, se siente un aire retro y moderno. Que lo hacen divertido.
Incluye un modo que estaba en Star Rush (3ds) que a mí me gustó ahora viene mejorado y con más trampas y opciones
En general si tienes un switch, tienes familia o amigos y quieres pasar un momento de risas y diversión es una compra obligada, toma lo mejor de Mario Party y lo mejora, ampliamente recomendado y la calidad-precio es buena, por lo general los Mario Party son buscados y cotizados siempre en consolas de Nintendo.

En cuanto a juego solo puedo resumirlo en una palabra: Increíble!
Llegue a mi casa ya tarde a las 10 de la noche y lo puse directamente en mi Switch, el juego es tan bueno que me dormí a las 4 de la madrugada jugando con mi hermana. Tienes tantos modos de juego que se te olvida que tiene un modo historia, y no exagero, cuando empiezas el juego no sabes ni que jugar primero, ya que tiene el modo cooperativo de 4 jugadores, el modo libre de mini juegos, el estilo de parejas, y el mejor de todos es el principal, de todos contra todos; además de que cada modo de juego viene con sus propios modos de juego aparte y además hay muchas cosas por desbloquear conforme juegas, como personajes nuevos, un tablero y mini juegos. Los mini juegos son asombrosos, no abusan de los sensores de movimientos y aún así son muy creativos y entretenidos. Si piensas jugar tu solo este título mejor no lo compres, pero si tienes aunque sea un amigo para jugar, adquiérelo, es un juego fenomenal que la verdad dará muchas horas de diversión, ya que las partidas pueden durar hasta 2 horas y estás parecen que duran 20 minutos de tan entretenido que esta, sigo creyendo que el mejor Mario party es el de DS, pero este me gusto demasiado, además de que viene con la opción de poder jugar en línea, en conclusión el juego es muy bueno, siendo casi el mejor Mario Party de la Saga.

Se aprovecha bien el uso del joycon, juegos donde te tienes que mover al ritmo de la música, o sentir vibraciones del control para poder resolver un juego, creo que esto esta usado de buena forma.
En cosas malas, no hay tanta variedad de tableros, y estos son muy pequeños, rápidamente se pierde la novedad. EL sistema en linea es pésimo, lo mejor es juntarte con amigos para jugar.
Al final creo que es un juego recomendable.

Respecto al juego:
Los mapas están muy pequeños para mi gusto, ya me ha pasado varias veces que los jugadores llegan a comprarse dos estrellas en un mismo turno de lo cerca que está todo y a veces puede llegar a ser hasta un poco injusto.
En las tiendas no hay gran variedad de objetos, siempre están los mismos dos hongos y el tercero va variando según la tienda y el mapa (cada mapa tiene dos tiendas).
No hay mucho sentimiento de dificultad la verdad, la computadora está sencilla, hay modos en los que necesariamente ocupas tener amigos (como el del inflable en el río porque no hay forma de guiar a la compu si vas solo), etc.
Minijuegos igual, la mayoría son muy sencillos, o recaen en pura suerte.
Y finalmente está que cada personaje tiene sus propios dados lo cual está bien y está mal, para mía está peor en vez de mejor, ya que hay una clara superioridad en los dados y a veces tienes que debatir si quieres jugar con el personaje que te gusta o con el dado que te ayudará a ganar.
Ya respecto lo bueno es que tiene buenos gráficos, está precioso: los mapas, los personajes, los minijuegos, ósea todo.
Muchos minijuegos (fáciles o no) llegan a ser divertidos
El modo de un jugador sí presenta un reto gradualmente, pero aún así no tanto, la segunda vez que se juega sí está más difícil tho
En resumen, sí está bien, me gustó pero no me veo jugandolo seguido, hay otros juegos que tengo por encima de este Mario Party

Sí tiene muchos otros modos de juego, pero lo realmente divertido de Mario Party es jugar el modo “clásico” que es con tableros.
Y ahora bien, los mini juegos que incluye, tampoco están mal, pero distan bastante de ser “los mejores”. Inclusive los Mario Party de Wii y Wii U tenían en general más variedad de mini juegos y además, más divertidos.