Mario Party

Video Game
1998
E

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Adventure Family Fantasy

Mario decides to throw a party and invites Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Wario, to go on an adventure at 6 different worlds to prove who among them is the superstar.Mario decides to throw a party and invites Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Wario, to go on an adventure at 6 different worlds to prove who among them is the superstar.Mario decides to throw a party and invites Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Wario, to go on an adventure at 6 different worlds to prove who among them is the superstar.

Director
- Kenji Kikuchi
Writers
- Shigeru Miyamoto
- Hiroji Kiyotake
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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations

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Charles Martinet, Julien Bardakoff, Asako Haruhana, and Thomas Spindler in Mario Party (1998)

Charles Martinet, Julien Bardakoff, and Asako Haruhana in Mario Party (1998)

Charles Martinet, Julien Bardakoff, and Tomoko Maruno in Mario Party (1998)

Charles Martinet, Julien Bardakoff, Asako Haruhana, Thomas Spindler, and Tomoko Maruno in Mario Party (1998)

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Charles Martinet

Mario
(voice)
(as Charles Martinee)

Asako Haruhana

Princess Peach
(voice)
(as Asako Kozuki)

Eriko Ibe

Announcer
(voice)

Julien Bardakoff

Luigi
(voice)
(uncredited)

Tomoko Maruno

Toad
(voice)
(uncredited)

Thomas Spindler

Wario
(voice)
(uncredited)

Director
- Kenji Kikuchi(game director)
Writers
- Shigeru Miyamoto(character)
- Hiroji Kiyotake(character)
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Trivia
Wario and Luigi's voice clips when losing a Mini-Game or losing coins to Bowser were replaced with them shouting in anger in the American and European versions. In the Japanese version they shout "Oh my god!" This was changed as Nintendo of America did not allow their games to have religious connections of any kind. These replaced voice clips are maintained in all versions of Mario Party 2 (1999).

Quotes
Wario: So ein mist!

Connections
Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #21.15 (1999)

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Crap game

This was an absolute waste and one of N64's first blatant attempts to totally cash in on Mario. Unlike "Super Smash Brothers" or "Mario Kart" the gameplay aspect doesn't make up for anything -- the gameplay here isn't much fun and the whole idea of a "party game" revolving around Mario is so shameful. (Or, for the sake of the designers, shameless.) This isn't an absolutely terrible game or anything, but it is very poor and one of the most clear examples of Super Mario being taken past his limits and being applied to a genre that really doesn't have anything whatsoever to do with his persona.

You might enjoy it if you're at a party, but if you ask me, playing a Mario party game at a party is sort of lame, and you might be classified as a loser. Especially nowadays, when N64 hasn't been around for over five years.

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