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In 2007, there was a tie-in promotion to ''[[Mario Party DS]]'' in which the Go-Gurt tubes would each include two activities based on [[minigame]]s within the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]]. One side of a Go-Gurt tube would have a single-player activity, while the other side had a two-player activity. ''Mario Party DS''-branded Go-Gurt boxes had eight Go-Gurt tubes, four being a Strawberry Splash flavor and the other four being a Berry Blue Blast flavor. | In 2007, there was a tie-in promotion to ''[[Mario Party DS]]'' in which the Go-Gurt tubes would each include two activities based on [[minigame]]s within the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]]. One side of a Go-Gurt tube would have a single-player activity, while the other side had a two-player activity. ''Mario Party DS''-branded Go-Gurt boxes had eight Go-Gurt tubes, four being a Strawberry Splash flavor and the other four being a Berry Blue Blast flavor. | ||
A decade | A decade later, in 2017, Go-Gurt had a promotion where consumers had a chance of winning a [[Nintendo Switch]] and a copy of ''[[Super Mario Party]]''. | ||
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