I enjoy the Mario Party series, but when “Wii Party” released in 2010 I just couldn’t get into it. I suppose I can say the same thing about “Wii Party U,” the recent release for Nintendo ...

Some mini-games appear in multiple games ... but perfect for a quick taste of that style of game. The Wii Mario Party games relied heavily on motion controls, for better and for worse.

By tilting the Wii remote, you'll sort them by color into ... 2 King of the Thrill is one of the most fun mini-games in the title. Each team member is paired off with an opponent, and play a ...

Mario Party 10 for Wii U continues this style of progression ... different spots on the game board correspond to different mini-games, penalties, and conditions. Though you all share the vehicle ...

Who knew when the very first Mario Party hit N64 ... That's not to say the mini games are poor — most of them eschew shaky motion controls in favour of holding the Wii Remote NES-style, but ...

System Nintendo Platform(s) Nintendo Wii U, Nintendo Game Boy Advance ... a compilation of the franchise's best mini-games on the 3DS, but Mario Party: The Top 100 ended up being a major ...

Nintendo's Wii ... Wii U games and rate them as you wish: So, let's take a look at every first-party Wii U game, as ranked by you. We start at the bottom... There are positives with Mario Tennis ...

The Mario Party series has had plenty of ups and downs, producing some of the plumber's greatest games ever and some of ...

This is Mario’s party, and only certain ‘friends’ have been invited.” That alone builds anticipation for each sequel. The inclusion of the Wii remote has doubled expectations, causing ...

Having to shuffle between using the GamePad for inputs, and the Wii Remote to play mini-games, quickly becomes tedious. Still, Mario Party is enjoyable, despite the new modes' flaws. Bowser Party ...