To all guests! Take a look at the boards, modes and mini-games you can play Mario party superstars Expect it to be available for the Nintendo Switch this month! Enjoy five classic game boards from the Nintendo 64 era and 100 mini-games in the range Mario party superstars For the Nintendo Switch.
- 5 Classic Boards of Mario Party Games for Nintendo 64: Yoshi’s Tropical Island, Space Land, Peach’s Birthday Cake, Woods Forest and Horror Land – all redesigned for the Nintendo Switch, each with its own unique events.
- 3 multiplayer options: More guests, fun party. That’s why it offers Mario party superstars There are three ways to take yourself to multiplayer fun — regardless of whether you want to play some short mini-games with a friend or take part in a 30-lap marathon.
- If everyone had a controller, up to four friends on one console could compete with each other.
- Local multiplayer would be open to them if they all had their own Nintendo switch and a copy of the game.
- On the other hand, everyone with internet access and Nintendo account and Nintendo Switch online membership can go to the game board together.
- Driver: When players collect stars on board, they can use stickers to communicate with each other.
- Preferred interval ?: In board game mode, games with friends are saved after each round. This means the party can be paused at any time and then resumed.
- 100 mini-games: A total of 100 mini-games from the entire Mario Party series are included, including all-against-all, 2-against-2, 1-against-3 and dual mini-games. They are all played with button controls.
- Minigames Mountain: Mini-Games Mountain is the place to go for anyone who wants to tackle a few mini-games. Seven different types are available here: Free Selection, Co-op Team Tournament, Trio Challenge, Game and Puzzles, Super Series, Coin Fight and Daily Challenge. You can also climb the Mini-Game Mountain using any of the three multiplayer routes mentioned.
Mario party superstars Released to Nintendo Switch on October 29, 2021!
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