Mario Party 8 Wii

Game: Mario Party 8
Platform: WII
Language: English
Type: Party, Dance
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Hudson Soft
Release Date: May 29, 2007



Mario Party 8 Game Trailer



Mario Party 8 (マリオパーティ8, Mario Pāti 8) is a party video game, the eighth installment in the Mario Party series, and is the first title in the series to be released for the Nintendo Wii. Mario Party 8 is followed by Mario Party DS. Credits to: wikipedia.org

Gameplay:

During the standard game, four different characters compete on one of six themed boards. When playing with fewer than four people, players select which characters the computer will control, as well as their difficulty level and handicap. Players can also select from five different areas to play on from the Play Choices screen by selecting the Select File screen in the beginning. Here, the player is given the choices of five different areas to play on: Party Tent, Star Battle Arena, Minigame Tent, Extras Zone, and the Fun Bazaar. The Party Tent allows for characters to compete on boards in three kinds of battles: four characters compete in a Battle Royal (one to four players). They separate into two teams (one to four players) in a Tag Battle. Two characters face off (one or two players) in a Duel Battle. In the Star Battle arena mode, one player faces off against one opponent on each board in which when you get to the last board, Bowser will take the star from you and you will face against Hammer Bro or Blooper in Bowser's warped orbit, then once you defeat the character, Bowser will give you back the Star Rod and you will face in a final mini-game called Superstar Showdown. When you win the battle you win the game. In the minigame tent, players can play several non-board challenges from the minigames. The extras zone has the eight extra minigames that don't appear in board-play with you Miis. Finally, The Fun Bazaar has the player use their carnival cards to unlock minigames and other surprises. In the Fun Bazaar, there is a place where if you buy it with your carnival cards, you may listen to music and character voices. Minigame records can also be viewed here. For general board-play modes, players take turns (10 to 50 turns) rolling a dice block and moving across the game board, with the goal being to getting as many stars as possible within the alloted turn limit. Credits to: wikipedia.org

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