Wii Party is the party game in the Wii series and borrows many elements from the Mario Party games. The game was released in Japan on July 8, 2010, in North America on October 3, 2010, in Australia on October 7, 2010, and in Europe on October 8, 2010. It is based on the Mario Party (series).
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| - Wii Party es un videojuego de Wii de Nintendo. El juego multijugador es un juego de tipo party y una compilación de mini juegos similar al mejor título vendiendo de Wii Wii Play. Su secuela es Wii Party U.
- Wii Party is the party game in the Wii series and borrows many elements from the Mario Party games. The game was released in Japan on July 8, 2010, in North America on October 3, 2010, in Australia on October 7, 2010, and in Europe on October 8, 2010. It is based on the Mario Party (series).
- Wii Party is a video game created by Nintendo that has a vareity of diffrent cpu characthers that you can play against. It has levels such as begginer,standard,advanced,expert and final level master. Both expert and master need to be unlocked and you can do that by playing a long game multiple times. It has over 80 minigames and has long games up to 60 minutes. Such as board game island,globe trot,swap meet and bingo. In the 15 minute game bingo you have to mark off 4 miis. If you win a minigame then you get to mark off a mii of your choice. Whoever marked off the most miis wins the game.
- Executive producer Satoru Iwata has stated that Nintendo decided to move along with Wii Party largely because Mario Party 8, which sold in excess of 7 million copies worldwide, was so popular among gamers. In response to that game, Nintendo hired several employees from Hudson Soft, the developer of the Mario Party games, to develop Wii Party. The team that worked on Wii Party revealed that, when working on Mario Party, they had so many ideas that they would have to shelve them for the next installment in the series. With each new iteration of the series also came new people to work on the game, which in turn brought more and more mini-game ideas. It is possible, though not confirmed, that some of these minigame ideas were brought over to Wii Party.
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| - Executive producer Satoru Iwata has stated that Nintendo decided to move along with Wii Party largely because Mario Party 8, which sold in excess of 7 million copies worldwide, was so popular among gamers. In response to that game, Nintendo hired several employees from Hudson Soft, the developer of the Mario Party games, to develop Wii Party. The team that worked on Wii Party revealed that, when working on Mario Party, they had so many ideas that they would have to shelve them for the next installment in the series. With each new iteration of the series also came new people to work on the game, which in turn brought more and more mini-game ideas. It is possible, though not confirmed, that some of these minigame ideas were brought over to Wii Party. The developers claim that Wii Party was created due to the team wanting to create a party title with Mii characters instead of characters from the Mario series. They knew that the minigames present would have to be unique, and were afraid that if they didn't accomplish this goal the title wouldn't be able to be a part of the Wii series and instead would have to be called Mii Party.
- Wii Party is a video game created by Nintendo that has a vareity of diffrent cpu characthers that you can play against. It has levels such as begginer,standard,advanced,expert and final level master. Both expert and master need to be unlocked and you can do that by playing a long game multiple times. It has over 80 minigames and has long games up to 60 minutes. Such as board game island,globe trot,swap meet and bingo. In board game island you need to roll a die and seewhat sqaure you will land on. Will you fall behind or win? The first person who rolls a six or higher at the finish will be the winner. In globe trot you must trot along the globe using cards that will get you to move. You must have 10 or more coins to vist somewhere. In minigames you try to get first place and win 10 coins. Second place gets 5. Third place gets 3 coins and last place gets 1. If your first you get to go first. The mii who visted the most areas will be he winner. In the game swap meet you need to get matching miis in a row.You play minigames for your position and choose a mii that has the colour of one your miis. The person who completes the most sets wins. In the 15 minute game bingo you have to mark off 4 miis. If you win a minigame then you get to mark off a mii of your choice. Whoever marked off the most miis wins the game. Another game called balance boat has mii characthers that you have to balance on one boat. Play a mini game for the size of the miis and if you pass then you get two miis the same size. Try to balance as much miis as you can. You will have to be paired up with a master characther.
- Wii Party es un videojuego de Wii de Nintendo. El juego multijugador es un juego de tipo party y una compilación de mini juegos similar al mejor título vendiendo de Wii Wii Play. Su secuela es Wii Party U.
- Wii Party is the party game in the Wii series and borrows many elements from the Mario Party games. The game was released in Japan on July 8, 2010, in North America on October 3, 2010, in Australia on October 7, 2010, and in Europe on October 8, 2010. It is based on the Mario Party (series).
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