
Mario Party 7 Is Better Than A Cruise!
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The Title of this review is absolutely true. Mario Party 7 is truly as good as, if not better than, a real cruise. I've enjoyed all of the Mario Parties ever made, but I must say that this is one of the best. Mario Party is loads and loads of non-stop fun. I could probably play it forever. I haven't told you anything except that Mario Party 7 is fun, haven't I? Well I'd better start explaining my reasoning. If you've ever seen the commercial for Mario Party 7, you'll know that it's cruise themed. I'll give you the story behind the game: Mario runs into Toadsworth (the new host) and Toadsworth offers him a deluxe vacation in the form of a cruise. Mario can't wait to go because he needs to take a break from saving the Mushroom Kingdom over and over and over and over... Anyway Mario is really excited and he goes back to tell his friends the good news. They all pack and then set sail for an amazing adventure. Now, leave it to Mario Party to have Bowser try to foil their plans. When the Koopa King realizes that Mario didn't ask him to come along, Bowser gets angry, and by angry I mean amazingly outrageously crazily stupendously angry! Bowser is one mad turtle! So of coarse Bowser swears that he'll make sure that Mario and his friends have no fun at all on their little trip.
Now then, with the main story out of the way I can tell you about the highlights of the game. One of the cool things about this game is that it is similar to Mario Party 6 in most ways, but it still has all sorts of new twists. One of these twists is the Koopa Kid Orb. If you end up with this orb Koopa Kid will put it on a space against your will. Now, when someone lands on this space you can be sure that something terrible will happen. And to make things worse, Bowser puts three of these orbs on the board at the beginning, but don't worry, you can put your own orbs that you purchased, picked up, or stole over a Koopa Kid space. You can also do this to your opponent's character spaces.
Since I'm running out of room, I'll get to the next highlight. That would be the boards. All of the boards have different ways to win. My personal favorite is Windmillville where you can put money down on a windmill. Whoever has the most coins down on a windmill at the end of the game gets to keep the stars that come with it. Are you confused? Good. You'll just have to buy the game.
On to the next highlight. That would be all of the new stuff. There are two new characters, Birdo and Dry Bones, who can be unlocked along with new mini-games, secrets to the game, new mini-game options, other options, and souvenirs from the places that you visit on you cruise. There's also something special that can be done with the souvenirs. Sorry, but I'm not telling you this. (I'm running out of room.)
The next highlight is the eight player mode. This is where two people can share a controller, one using the control stick and the "L" button, the other with the "C" stick and the "R" button. Eight people sharing and you can do eight player mode on the boards or on special eight player mini games.
The mic would be the next highlight. Although it's copied from Mario Party 6, there are now four player mic mini-games and 1 vs. 3 mic mini-games where the computer can control the mic. This is a very nice new feature.
I have always enjoyed Mario Parties. I especially like this one. Mario Party 7 is similar, unique, and fun. As soon as you've played it, I know you'll agree with me. Mario Party 7 is stupendous!
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