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Games/Mario Party 8/Reviews
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Mario Party 8
The eighth iteration in the series brings the party to the Nintendo Wii. Mario Party 8 is one of the best-selling Wii games, selling over 4.86 million units worldwide.
Boo's Cheerleader Change Room Adventure
A lesson that all gamers must come to grips with is the idea that not every game is accessible or interesting to non-gamers. While many college boys in dorms filled with Xboxes and Halo players who sm… Read more
Wii controls fail to save this game from the pit of boredom!
Mario Party 8 is one of the best selling Wii games selling over 4.86 units worldwide, but then we must feel sorry for all those 4.86 people as Mario Party 8 is a failure and like many other titles rui… Read more
Best in the Series
Mario Party 8 is the best in the Mario Party series. It has more mini-games, better graphics, and better boards. The music is great and Daisy's voice has gotten even better. The boards are very fun an… Read more
The real difference between Mario Party 7 and this is the number
Hudson has been with Nintendo working on Mario Party games for a long time. Not too long after the Wii came out, the development of Mario Party 8 was already underway. The thing that has most attracte… Read more
Mario Party 8 WII
Mario Party 8 published by Nintendo for the WII is a game which offers fun while it lasts. Gameplay: Mario Party 8 is based on the same premise as previous titles in the series. The player takes contr… Read more
Mario Party 8 is a fun multiplayer game but not much new content
Mario Party 8 is a fun multiplayer game that was released for the WIi and it really isn't that new from Mario Party 7. The concept of Mario Party has stayed the same with 4 people playing on a board a… Read more
Mario Party 8 is pretty fun
Mario Party started back in the days of the Nintendo 64. Since then the party has continued on a nearly annual basis. Mario Party 8 continues the trend, and it doesn't look to stop any time soon. At i… Read more