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Mario
Party DS Game,
Mario and his friends are shrunk down for the game, causing
once harmless locations to take on a bigger challenge. The
ultimate goal is to stop Bowser and his latest plan. He
seeks five crystals and shrinks down the characters so they
can't stop him. Each of the players wants to be the one and
only that brings down Bowser.
Are you up to the challenge?
● Beat
Bowser in the race to the crystal
● Single player story campaign in five different giant
locations
● Unlock mini-games as you progress
● Play in Story, Puzzle or Minigame modes - 4 player
option
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Mario Party
DS
You'd think years of defeat would get to a guy,
but Bowser just doesn't give up! He's captured Mario and his
friends in his pursuit of a crystal that the group collected
when it fell from the sky, and he doesn't hesitate to shrink
them to miniature size to get rid of them and get his hands on
the other four crystals. The mini-heroes have to find the
crystals before he does, making their way through giant
environments filled with enormous creatures. The single-player
campaign takes place in five different settings, each of them
ending with a boss. As usual, players have to collect coins and
stars, at the same time escaping dangers such as Piranha Plants
and other classic creatures from the Mario universe. As they
progress through the game, players also can unlock various
mini-games, such as Rail Riders, Sweet Sleuth and Goomba
Wrangler! When players are tired of exploring the story mode,
they can choose one of the other modes, like Puzzle and
Minigame. Play with up to four friends on the DS' local Wi-Fi
and let the party begin! ESRB Rated RP for Rating Pending.
Mario Party DS
Reviews'So fun!, January 7,
2009
I bought this game for my 6 and 8 year olds but I play it all
the time too! There is alot of stuff to do, 5 different
exciting game boards to play on, and lots of stuff to unlock.
There are so many extras, you never get bored as there is
always something new to do. Plus, it's very challenging but not
too hard for the kids to beat. And if you have more than one DS
like we do the multiplayer feature is awesome. This game
definitely has something for everybody. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!'
'Party For The DS, November 19, 2007
When it comes to virtual board games, Nintendo has really
conquered that market for the past several years with the
success of the Mario Party franchise. Undoubtingly, the series
that started from the Nintendo 64 back in 1999, has been the
dominant force in the Mario spin-off franchises. It has proven
to do so well from the N64, 4 editions for Nintendo's last home
console, the Gamecube, and the recent success of Mario Party 8
for the Wii, the mini-game series has still remained as popular
as it has been before. The biggest glitch though has remained
in the handhelds. With the faults that have occured from the
Game Boy Advance edition of Mario Party, many hanheld gamers
have still been anxious for something a bit more to hold on too
for the party. Now, with a new version for the Nintendo DS, it
has proven to be a different course.
Mario Party DS brings the popular Mario board game series to a
different handheld, and does deliver. There are over 70
different mini-games that range well from the simple use of the
stylus, to the button mashing we all loved from before. There
are five differnet boards for you to play on ranging from
Toadette's Music Room, to Wiggler's Garden, the caterpillar
from Super Mario 64, and many more to play with. There are also
so many games to play around with that take full advantage of
the Nintendo DS like more boss battles like Hexoskeleton, where
you have to knock down a king-sized Dry Bones, to his knees by
kicking fruits at him, to make him spill down to the floor, or
the all-new Rotisserie Rampage, where one player is spinning
the meat the other three players are on top of, as you try to
roast them out to dry.
The gameplay takes full advantage of the DS as you even use the
stylus, and the microphone in a game like Blowdown, where you'd
have to knockdown a giant whomp by blowing into the mike. The
graphics have proven to work much better here, than the e-card
and the GBA versions of Mario Party, and takes the gameplay to
a whole new innovation, as was the case with the Wii version.
Sadly though, there is one big disadvantage with the game,
there are 5 boards to play on, a few fewer than the editions
from the N64 and Gamecube versions. Nevertheless, it still
remains big on the graphics, sound, and fun all in one. It
takes a step in the direction DS owners have desired for the
franchise.
All in all, if you haven't played any edition of Mario Party
before for the Gamecube, Wii, or N64 days, you'll definitely
love this one for the Nintendo DS. It has so much fun at a
great value in gameplay, excitement, and everything you'd
expect from Mario, Luigi and company in a game that is fun and
loveable in the palms of your hand. I absoluetly recommend this
a whole lot, so party on down.'
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