mario party 1 for n64 was really fun and me and my sisters played it all the time but mario party 8 got 6.5 and i dont know if i will like it. which games are similar to mario party and which is the best? is mario party under-rated and is it fun? what about rayman raving rabbids
wii plays GC games :| mario party is great for casual )i assume your sisters aren't big gamer). i never played 8 or any of the GC ones :P but i played the ones for n64 and i saw ppl who couldn't even snipe a camper in halo or jump on a goomba in mario own me in mario party.
Rayman is fun, Monkey Ball is another good one and Mario Party is decent. If youre sisters want you to buy it though, they will probably play it quite a bit.
mario party 1 for n64 was really fun and me and my sisters played it all the time but mario party 8 got 6.5 and i dont know if i will like it. which games are similar to mario party and which is the best? is mario party under-rated and is it fun? what about rayman raving rabbidsxboxlover175
Mario party 8. I don't have a wii, but me and my sister played those game all the time. And besides I think of the gamespot reviews as a opinion, not a guide to which games are good or not, it's all about the gamers opinion.
My sister plays just about any game I buy, but I'd try Mario Party 8 for your sisters. I have it, and my sister and I play it all the time. The 6.5 score isn't a bad score, but their main complaints were that it wasn't graphically impressive, it was too much like other Mario Party games, and that it was based on chance. Yeah, chance, that little thing upon which all board games are based. I think the reviewers wanted this to be a pure mini-game based game (which wouldn't make any sense, being a Mario Party game) and therefore took their dislike of the board-game base out on the title in spades.
I'd go for Mario Strikers Charged, it really is less of a sports game and more of a family-friendly fun kind of game. I wouldn't get Rayman Raving Rabbids though, since it isn't really focused on multiplayer... however I'd look out for the sequel if I were you, since that is supposed to be based on multiplayer.
Oh, and I would definitely recommend getting a Gamecube game that interests you (perhaps Super Smash Bros. Melee?) since you've probably just discovered that Wii plays GCN games as well. :wink:
I'd go for Mario Strikers Charged, it really is less of a sports game and more of a family-friendly fun kind of game. I wouldn't get Rayman Raving Rabbids though, since it isn't really focused on multiplayer... however I'd look out for the sequel if I were you, since that is supposed to be based on multiplayer.
Oh, and I would definitely recommend getting a Gamecube game that interests you (perhaps Super Smash Bros. Melee?) since you've probably just discovered that Wii plays GCN games as well. :wink:
REVOLUTIONfreak
Yes and just say Waluigis crotch chop is a new kind of dance.
I'd go for Mario Strikers Charged, it really is less of a sports game and more of a family-friendly fun kind of game. I wouldn't get Rayman Raving Rabbids though, since it isn't really focused on multiplayer... however I'd look out for the sequel if I were you, since that is supposed to be based on multiplayer.
Oh, and I would definitely recommend getting a Gamecube game that interests you (perhaps Super Smash Bros. Melee?) since you've probably just discovered that Wii plays GCN games as well. :wink:
Duckman5
Yes and just say Waluigis crotch chop is a new kind of dance.
If his sisters played the original Mario Party on the N64, I'm willing to bet that they are old enough now to know what the crotch chop dance is. :lol:
I'd go for Mario Strikers Charged, it really is less of a sports game and more of a family-friendly fun kind of game. I wouldn't get Rayman Raving Rabbids though, since it isn't really focused on multiplayer... however I'd look out for the sequel if I were you, since that is supposed to be based on multiplayer.
Oh, and I would definitely recommend getting a Gamecube game that interests you (perhaps Super Smash Bros. Melee?) since you've probably just discovered that Wii plays GCN games as well. :wink:
REVOLUTIONfreak
Yes and just say Waluigis crotch chop is a new kind of dance.
If his sisters played the original Mario Party on the N64, I'm willing to bet that they are old enough now to know what the crotch chop dance is. :lol:
Maybe he owns a NES and kept Mario Party and they were playing it yesterday or something and I was talking about his parents.
I'd go for Mario Strikers Charged, it really is less of a sports game and more of a family-friendly fun kind of game. I wouldn't get Rayman Raving Rabbids though, since it isn't really focused on multiplayer... however I'd look out for the sequel if I were you, since that is supposed to be based on multiplayer.
Oh, and I would definitely recommend getting a Gamecube game that interests you (perhaps Super Smash Bros. Melee?) since you've probably just discovered that Wii plays GCN games as well. :wink:
Duckman5
Yes and just say Waluigis crotch chop is a new kind of dance.
If his sisters played the original Mario Party on the N64, I'm willing to bet that they are old enough now to know what the crotch chop dance is. :lol:
Maybe he owns a NES and kept Mario Party and they were playing it yesterday or something and I was talking about his parents.
Huh? That didn't make any sense. :? He owned an NES and kept Mario Party? I wasn't aware that there was a Mario Party game on the NES. :lol:
Oh, and I'm pretty sure this guy is older than ten, so I don't think he has to worry about his parent's approval.
I'd go for Mario Strikers Charged, it really is less of a sports game and more of a family-friendly fun kind of game. I wouldn't get Rayman Raving Rabbids though, since it isn't really focused on multiplayer... however I'd look out for the sequel if I were you, since that is supposed to be based on multiplayer.
Oh, and I would definitely recommend getting a Gamecube game that interests you (perhaps Super Smash Bros. Melee?) since you've probably just discovered that Wii plays GCN games as well. :wink:
REVOLUTIONfreak
Yes and just say Waluigis crotch chop is a new kind of dance.
If his sisters played the original Mario Party on the N64, I'm willing to bet that they are old enough now to know what the crotch chop dance is. :lol:
Maybe he owns a NES and kept Mario Party and they were playing it yesterday or something and I was talking about his parents.
Huh? That didn't make any sense. :? He owned an NES and kept Mario Party? I wasn't aware that there was a Mario Party game on the NES. :lol:
Oh, and I'm pretty sure this guy is older than ten, so I don't think he has to worry about his parent's approval.
Log in to comment