Mario Party 2 Intro Rating(s).Mario Party 2 (also called MP2) is the second game in the popular, for the. It's not too different from the, though it does have some new features.

Some of the new features include different costumes for each character on each stage, buildings where you are allowed to buy items or pay Coins, new spaces, and others. Mario and the gang are fighting for the rights for a new amusement park. The objective is simple and similar to the previous Mario Party: obtain and defeat. This game introduces the first use of collectible items in Mario Partys history; the first game had items, but they simply added optional rules or game modes to the game. Each board has its own tricks and turns, and the playable characters, as well as Bowser, wear different outfits based on the theme of the board.Battle, Item, and Duel minigames are introduced in Mario Party 2. Battle Minigames give every player a chance to win 70% of the stocked jackpot taken from players (usually a set amount). The top two get a 70/30 share, while the bottom two get nothing; a leftover coin is given randomly.

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Additionally, players can no longer lose coins in normal minigames. Also, the players now have the option to practice minigames, which would later be featured in all future installments.Mario Party 2 is the first Mario Party game released on the, first released on the 's Virtual Console in Japan on November 2, 2010, and later released on the Virtual Console. It is currently the only home console Mario Party game to be available through Virtual Console.The slogan for the game was 'Get the place jumping!' Contents GameplayThe game opens on a stage where comes out to welcome guests and introduce the story of the play.The story, from the instruction booklet:Story: The Legend of Mario Land Mario™ and Luigi, Wario™ and Peach, DK and Yoshi® all gathered in speech. Sharing their wishes for all they had seen, saying 'Let's make a world built on all of our dreams!' Combining their talents, they sweated and strained, completing that world, Mario Land by name.Alas, but Wario stepped forth and said, 'This world should be named for a Super Star, instead. Wario Land is a far better name!'

And so they all argued the depth of their fame, 'Peach Land is better!' And 'My name is best!' Toad could not believe the words of the rest!But as they debated who was more grand Bowser invaded that Mario Land!!! 'There's no time to argue and no time to fight! 'The task is before us,' Toad said with a fright, 'This land shall be named for the Super Star who defeats evil Bowser and saves us all, too!' So Mario and friends took on this new quest, to defeat the King Koopa and prove who's the best!

They went deep into space, met ghosts, and pirates, but always on Bowser their keen sights were set. No adventure more trying, no reward more grand. So speaks the legend of Mario Land!One day, Mario and friends (save for ) decide to create a new world. They name this new world. But Wario is unhappy with that name, and introduces his own name; Wario Land. Thanks to Wario, an argument breaks out on what to call this new world. Peach suddenly interrupts the group claiming she has a name they can all agree on.

She reveals her name to be Peach Land and the characters double over in irony. As the group continues to argue, a sinister event is taking place on the other side of the unnamed world.Bowser has set his sights on this new land, and quickly begins invading it for himself because the group is still arguing. A lone sees his invasion and then arrives to warn the group about Bowser's plans. However, since they are fighting they do not hear him. Toad then gets everyone's attention by saying whoever can beat Bowser will have the new land named after them. The cast quickly runs off to defeat Bowser and claim their prize.The story then takes the characters across six lands ending in Bowser Land.

Bowser meets the group in a showdown showing his Metal Bowser power up and claims he is invincible. The character (depending on who won the board) then fights Bowser and with the power of the stars, is able to throw him into orbit.The game then resumes to the stage format with Mario and friends triumphantly standing over a defeated Bowser. Toad exclaims that they live in peace in the new Mario Land (which does not change depending on the character). The curtain falls and each character comes out for one final bow, followed by the whole cast.

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Wario.BoardsThe six boards are:, and; with the last being unlockable. The main goal is to defeat Bowser in each board and retake control of the amusement park in which the game takes place.Mini-Game Music MusicPlays in4-player1 vs.

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We'll seek to cover just that! Join us as we examine 10 of the most bizarre experiences amongst countless minigames spanning nearly a dozen entries of mainline MP.

While there are many examples of brand new minigame concepts in later entries of, this spinning bout of insanity is somewhat a retooling of the classic Hot Rope Jump with a more creative twist.Rather than hopping over a rotating jump rope of flames like Mario Party 1 and 2 had you doing, you'll now be leaping over the large hands of a massive grandfather clock. Why Mario and his pals are in a scenario involving a huge grounded clock with erratically spinning hands is anyone's guess - but it's a fun game regardless. 9 Flinger Painting (Mario Party 9).

It's funny how some of the most basic concepts can provide the template for some of the most enjoyable games. This fan-favorite was one of the standout 4 player free-for-all romps in GameCube's first MP game. The name of the game is at once simple and thrilling - to mark up a gigantic, mostly blank canvas with your colored stamp, covering as much ground as you can.RELATED:The silly imagery that comes with Mario and company hopping around a blank sheet saddled atop large stamps is quite chuckle-worthy. Yet, players can also invoke angry shouts from friends as they sabotage their opponents by stamping over their trails of ink. 7 Don't Wake Wiggler (Super Mario Party).

One of the most comically subdued minigames in MP history has to be Don't Wake Wiggler, a sort of 'hot potato' variant where the goal is as simple as petting a sleeping Wiggler. As the title spells out, the aim is to get in as many subtle pets as possible without causing the critter to angrily awaken.It's truly a bizarre experience to rake in points for the basic act of moving your digitized hand in this motion-controlled Switch game. It's also quite the oddball concept, considering the plumber and friends are trying to appease a well-known baddie in Mario games. Sure, the idea of bowling in and of itself is one that's rather straightforward. Yet, the N64 Mario Party titles offer a particularly strange spin on these showdowns from a visual and conceptual standpoint.The very idea of bowling against opponents who aren't aiming to take down pins, but rather, are the pins, is a pretty bizarre one. It makes for some particularly goofy imagery once you begin futilely hopping around trying to dodge the oncoming Troopa shell.We'd sure like to know the backstory behind this weird premise! 5 Shake It Up (Mario Party 8).

This delightful minigame on Mario Party 8 for Wii exists as both a 4-player showdown as well as a 1 v 1 faceoff. The concept is about as simple as you can get - shake your Wiimote ferociously to build up the carbonation in a virtual can of soda and eventually trying to get it to burst.This was no doubt a way for Nintendo to showcase their motion controls, which was a fairly new concept during the time of its release in early 2007. Nowadays, though, it tends to both look and feel rather silly. It's sure to garner plenty of yuks from those playing. This one checks many of the boxes when it comes to its 'weird' factor. You've got some rather colorful, borderline trippy imagery, along with a premise that's so simple it's tough to take seriously.

This one is partly based on sheer randomness and partly on fast reaction times, as you'll be tasked with looking a different direction than your opponent(s) as designated breaks in the music.RELATED:One has to wonder what was going through the minds of Nintendo and Hudson Soft while watching these floating heads bob along to cheery music and busting out such a simplistic action. 3 Slaparazzi (Super Mario Party).

There's little doubt that several minigames featured in the vast Mario Party series are meant to coax some laughter amongst family and/or friends. This seems to be the case with this romp; a slap-happy showdown that is unusually violent for a Mario title.Of course, there's no blood or anything of that nature, but just the notion of running around smacking your opponents to sabotage their photoshoot carries a comically aggressive vibe.

It's all the stranger when you consider that you get rewarded by laying the most effective smackdown in your photos. Similar to our previous entry, the amusing Eatsa Pizza puts a colorful twist on an already existing minigame, making it more visually interesting and wacky. The game utilizes a similar digging mechanic and concept from Buried Treasure - but instead of frantically digging for gold, you're now scarfing down a gargantuan pizza.Why not, right? This makes for quite the off-kilter visual. Yet, it's a fun one, and a fan favorite which has been deemed memorable enough to make it to MP: The Top 100 on the 3DS.One can't help but think of the rough stomachaches these characters will have to endure following the large-scale gorging of this pizza.NEXT.