Super Mario Party (Nintendo Switch)

I also have the Superstars MP but this one is much better with more characters, maps and multiple game modes. The character dices add variability to each game and the mini games are fun and take advantage of the switch's joy cons. This is the go to party game to enjoy with friends and family. Highly recommend

It is a good quality and easy to use product.

played with this for many years now on different consoles, as usual great quality game and easy to adapt to for all ages exciting fun lasting many hours especially if you like the super mario range of collections.Super Mario Party for the Nintendo Switch is a delightful addition to the storied franchise, offering a fresh take on the classic board game style with a plethora of new features that enhance the experience. The game has been designed with the Switch's unique capabilities in mind, leveraging improved motion controls, the tactile rumble feature, and the convenience of having two controllers at all times.The return to the original game board style of play is a welcome nod to the series' roots, providing a sense of nostalgia for long-time fans while also introducing strategic elements that are sure to engage newcomers. Each character's specific Dice Blocks add a layer of depth and decision-making to the gameplay, encouraging players to take risks and strategize to gain the upper hand.One of the standout features is the addition of 'allies'—characters that can join your journey and assist you with their own dice rolls and presence in certain Minigames. This new mechanic adds an exciting twist to the gameplay, offering both advantages and challenges as players navigate the board in pursuit of Stars.With 80 new Minigames that draw inspiration from the series' history, Super Mario Party showcases the versatility of the Joy-Con controllers. Whether it's feeling the distinct rumbles of different characters or engaging in silly, yet fun gestures, the game ensures that every player, regardless of age, will find something to enjoy.The game's accessibility is one of its strongest points, allowing players to dive into any Minigame from a simple menu or explore the 3D world with friends before selecting a mode. Features like sticker mode, NPC characters, and Minigames designed with screen-capturing in mind demonstrate Nintendo's commitment to creating a social and shareable experience.Super Mario Party is a game that truly shines when played with others, embodying the spirit of competition and camaraderie. It's a game that can bring families and friends together for a night of fun, laughter, and the occasional competitive rivalry. Whether you're a seasoned Mario Party veteran or new to the series, this game is a must-have for any Nintendo Switch collection.In conclusion, Super Mario Party (Nintendo Switch) is a brilliantly crafted game that pays homage to its predecessors while forging its own path with innovative gameplay and social features. It's a game that promises fun for players of all ages and is a testament to Nintendo's ability to continually reinvent its classic franchises for modern audiences. If you're looking for a game that offers both nostalgia and novelty, Super Mario Party is the perfect choice.

It's no secret that the Mario Party journey lost its way over the previous two instalments. Such was the fallout from these titles that Nintendo clearly felt compelled to take action - something that's no longer surprising given the Switch era has seen a number of franchises return to earlier (more successful) formulas.But Mario Party is also the one franchise that could fully take advantage of Switch, with an emphasis on improved motion controls, deft rumble, portability and always having two controllers available.Thankfully, it doesn't disappoint. Or at least too much.Nintendo has gone back to basics with the original game board style of gameplay, as well as a host of new and returning features. The overall benefits of this are strategy (or at least an effort to make so) and rivalry. At the right moments you have the gift of giving or taking; the ability to ruin a friend's plan, or sneakily help them out. And this is all done with a host of improvements over the old games, such as actually practicing Minigames before playing them in realtime, a clearer map overview, items that have great impact, character-based dice blocks that encourage you to gamble rather than play safe, and no reward for just hoarding coins.In my opinion, the most interesting change is the addition of 'allies'. From landing on the correct space, you can choose an additional character to enter the game and assist you on your journey. They not only provide an additional dice but can also be present in certain Minigames. Yet to balance this effect, they can also be a hindrance as the extra dice(s) makes specific moves problematic. Either way, the feature mixes things up nicely and gives you to opportunity to create fun partnerships.There are 80 Minigames that you gradually unlock, and almost all are inspired by previous entries. The control schemes make full use of the Joy-Cons, from feeling the differences between the rumbles of different characters, to requiring you to make very silly gestures that look ridiculous. Nintendo know their audience; families have always been important, but as with 1-2-Switch, the younger adults who grew up playing the N64 will assume an altogether different perspective of furiously pumping a Joy-Con up and down.Yes, the game feels like a love letter to those who were there from the beginning. It is incredibly accessible right from the off, with the option to simply dive into whatever game you like from a simple menu, or to actually run around the 3D world with your pals before choosing a mode. Features like this, as well as a sticker mode, NPC characters who reminisce, and even some miningames clearly designed with screen-capturing and social media in mind, it's clear Nintendo wants players to recapture the spirit of earlier games and to share such.But while the best intentions are there, the content is sometimes a little lacking. At least for now.In the title's main mode, only four game boards are present, which I feel is very underwhelming. Their uniqueness doesn't quite hide the fact that previous entries have always prided themselves on both originality and quantity - so I can only presume that Nintendo is planning a gradual roll-out of 'boards in a similar vein to content from other titles.And then there's the online functionality. It could have been the golden jewel of this title, yet the online 'Mariothon' (a mode that lets you play Minigames with others across the world) can often be let down by an overly simple set-up and some connection problems. What makes this all the more frustrating is precise inputs and timing are critical; low frame rates and people quitting don't help.Other game modes pad out the software in different ways. 'River Survival' is essentially a reincarnation of the 'car' system from the previous two Mario Party entries, only this one works because, ironically, it emphasises right from the off that you are a playing as a team, rather than dressing up a team game as something else. 'Toads Rec Room' allows two Switch systems to communicate with one-another to compete for a small number of unique Minigames in tabletop mode.'Rhythm Party' is very self-explanatory - a series of Wii-esque motion-controlled games that are... well, actually incredibly fun (provided you disengage your brain and not worry about how ridiculous you'll look). It's a brief affair, but I suspect the draw is that, unlike Wii games of the past, you won't be rewarded for minimal input. Plus, who doesn't want to see Luigi breakdancing after he wins?As for the title's presentation, I have zero complaints. It was always going to be the best looking Mario Party to date, but I really can't get enough of just thoughtful the animation is now. When navigating the interface, the characters will look around at the options, or physically hold a map as you scan the map, and take on traits that just further expand their personalities. It's worth including Waluigi in every game just to see his (surely intentional) hilarious stride, which feels learned from the Ministry of Silly Walks.But that stride sums up the overall feeling of this title, which is that it is incredibly self aware. It is primarily targeting an audience that wants flexibility and control over the main game, a broad range of Minigame styles that are catalogued in surprising detail, and a range of characters who reflect the many personalities that we label ourselves. It may lack a little depth as far as boards and online functionality go, but these are correctable. The most important feature is that the basics are spot on, and Mario Party is now back.

Brilliant game, suitable for the whole family. Elements work like a board game, whilst the river rafting bit is really interactive and gets everyone paddling frantically! We have an 8 year old and a 10 year old and this game is loved by them …. and all the kids in the neighbourhood who seem to flock to ours to play it!!

Fantastic game, very fun and great for a game night. But be wary you might lose some friends to competitiveness!!!!

Purchased as a Christmas present for 5 year old nephew. He wanted one after playing it ours.My son loves playing all the mini games if you don't have time to play a full game which can take a while. There is also other types of games too which makes it more to play with.

Not for me but kids love it

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Para jugar con toda la familia

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Jogos em perfeito estado só o preço que está um absurdo.

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