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{{quote|Crueler than [[Goomba's Booty Boardwalk|pirates]]! Scarier than [[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway|ghosts]]! Riskier than [[Shy Guy's Perplex Express|a runaway train]]! In Koopa's Tycoon Town, you'll play an unbelievably dangerous game! Real estate! Dominate the town! To win the day in Tycoon Town, you'll seize Stars by investing your coins in the Hotels behind us. When you pass a Hotel, you can pour coins into the place by giving your cash to the Koopa Bellboy! Whoever has invested the most coins in a Hotel becomes its owner. And the owner gets its Star! Here's when it gets brutal. Real estate is competitive! You can STEAL a Hotel!! To steal a Hotel, stuff more coins into the place than anyone else has. Then you're the new owner! Here's the second twist! If your cash plus everyone else's adds up to a certain amount... That hotel will grow! A 1-Star Hotel will turn into a 2-Star Hotel. But who benefits? Only the owner! That's how you get Stars here! The truly wealthy make 3-Star Hotels and block steals with 100 coins!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}}
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{{quote|Crueler than [[Goomba's Booty Boardwalk|pirates]]! Scarier than [[King Boo's Haunted Hideaway|ghosts]]! Riskier than [[Shy Guy's Perplex Express|a runaway train]]! In Koopa's Tycoon Town, you'll play an unbelievably dangerous game! Real estate! Dominate the town! To win the day in Tycoon Town, you'll seize Stars by investing your coins in the Hotels behind us. When you pass a Hotel, you can pour coins into the place by giving your cash to the Koopa Bellboy! Whoever has invested the most coins in a Hotel becomes its owner. And the owner gets its Star! Here's when it gets brutal. Real estate is competitive! You can STEAL a Hotel!! To steal a Hotel, stuff more coins into the place than anyone else has. Then you're the new owner! Here's the second twist! If your cash plus everyone else's adds up to a certain amount... That hotel will grow! A 1-Star Hotel will turn into a 2-Star Hotel. But who benefits? Only the owner! That's how you get Stars here! The truly wealthy make 3-Star Hotels and block steals with 100 coins!|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}}
[[File:MP8 Koopa's Tycoon Town Logo.png|left|thumb|280px|The Koopa's Tycoon Town logo.]]
[[File:MP8 Koopa's Tycoon Town Logo.png|left|thumb|280px|The Koopa's Tycoon Town logo]]
'''Koopa's Tycoon Town''' is a board in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. [[Koopa Troopa]]s and [[Goomba]]s are seen sitting comfortably while cars and other vehicles drive by on the city streets. To obtain [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]s on this board, players must invest [[coin]]s in Hotels. This is similar to both [[Koopa's Seaside Soiree]] from ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' and [[Windmillville]] from ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', except that with more coins invested in a Hotel, the more beneficial it is to the player or team. After a Hotel has over 20 coins invested, it becomes a 2-Star Hotel, and after accumulating 50 coins total, it becomes a 3-Star Hotel, the final Hotel stage. However, only the player who has invested the most coins owns the Hotel and its Stars. It is impossible for two or more players or teams to invest the same number of coins in any one Hotel. There is a fixed and limited number of attainable stars on this board: when all Hotels are under ownership, the minimum number of Stars in play is 11; while the maximum is 21 (if counting the 3-Star Hotels on the Lucky Space areas). On [[Star Battle Arena]], however, because there are three normal Hotels, the minimum number of Stars in play is 3; while the maximum is 9. Hotels can be fully owned (and hence investments blocked) by a total investment of 100 coins from one player into the Hotels; however, they can still be stolen from by [[Bandit]] or [[Bowser]], thus negating the owner’s full ownership.
'''Koopa's Tycoon Town''' is a [[board (Mario Party series)|board]] in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. [[Koopa Troopa]]s and [[Goomba]]s are seen sitting comfortably while cars and other vehicles drive by on the city streets. To obtain [[Star (Mario Party series)|Star]]s on this board, players must invest [[coin]]s in Hotels. This is similar to both [[Koopa's Seaside Soiree]] from ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' and [[Windmillville]] from ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', except that with more coins invested in a Hotel, the more beneficial it is to the player or team. After a Hotel has at least 20 coins invested, it becomes a 2-Star Hotel, and after accumulating 50 coins total, it becomes a 3-Star Hotel, the final Hotel stage. However, only the player (or team) who has invested the most coins owns the Hotel and its Stars. It is impossible for two or more players or teams to invest the same number of coins in any one Hotel. Unlike other boards, there is a fixed and limited number of attainable stars on this board; when all Hotels are under ownership, the minimum number of Stars in play is 11; while the maximum is 21 (if counting both 3-Star Hotels on the Lucky Space areas). In [[Star Battle Arena]], however, because there are three normal Hotels, the minimum number of Stars in play is 3; while the maximum is 9. Hotels can be fully owned (and hence investments blocked) by a total investment of 100 coins from one player (or team) into the Hotels; however, they can still be stolen from by [[Bandit]] or [[Bowser]], thus negating the owner’s full ownership.


Landing on a [[DK Space]] makes [[Donkey Kong]] arrive in his own cab, and invest twenty or thirty coins in one of the Hotels on the player's (or team's) behalf. When someone lands on a [[Bowser Space]], Bowser comes and takes 10 coins from everyone's investments from a random Hotel.
Landing on a [[DK Space]] makes [[Donkey Kong]] arrive in his own cab, and invest twenty or thirty coins in one of the Hotels on the player's behalf. When someone lands on a [[Bowser Space]], Bowser comes and takes 10 coins from everyone's investments from a random Hotel.


[[Event Space|Green Space]]s at the front of the board makes a [[Koopa Troopa]] in a Wild Taxi<ref name=Prima>{{cite|author=Black, Fletcher|title=''Mario Party 8'' PRIMA Official Game Guide|page=44|publisher=[[Prima Games]]|date=May 25, 2007|language=en-us|isbn=0-7615-5618-4}}</ref> appear and takes players to a space in front of one of the Hotels. Green Spaces in front of alleys may cause Bandit to appear (occasionally, nothing happens, especially if a Bandit steal just happened or there are only one-coin or no investments in any Hotel) and steal opponents' coins from a random Hotel, then gives them to the player (similar to the [[Bandit Orb]] from ''[[Mario Party 7]]''). The amount stolen is either 30 coins or the amount of coins such that the opponent's investment is one coin above the next highest investment in the Hotel, whichever is less. If enough are stolen, the Hotel will be downsized and the player who owns the Hotel loses a star. The Green Space in front of the Koopa Booth,<ref name=Prima/> a shop with a dart board at the back, allows the player to throw a dart on the dart wheel. Players who land on their face win coins. How much is determined by how many times the minigame has been played, as failure causes the grand prize (starting at 10 coins) to increase by 10 coins, up to a maximum of 60 coins. There are also two Green Spaces (coming from each direction) next to a construction site. Players landing on one of these can get the crane to rain 10 or 20 coins down on them.
[[Event Space|Green Space]]s at the front of the board makes a [[Koopa Troopa]] in a Wild Taxi<ref name=Prima>Black, Fletcher. ''Mario Party 8'' PRIMA Official Game Guide. Page 44.</ref> appear and takes players to a space in front of one of the Hotels. Green Spaces in front of alleys may cause Bandit to appear (occasionally, nothing happens, especially if a Bandit steal just happened or there are only one-coin or no investments in any Hotel) and steal opponents' coins from a random Hotel, then gives them to the player (similar to the [[Bandit Orb]] from ''[[Mario Party 7]]''). The amount stolen is either 30 coins or the amount of coins such that the opponent's investment is one coin above the next highest investment in the Hotel, whichever is less. If enough are stolen, the Hotel will be downsized and the player who owns the Hotel loses a star. The Green Space in front of the Koopa Booth,<ref name=Prima/> a shop with a dart board at the back, allows the player to throw a dart on the dart wheel. Players who land on their face win coins. How much is determined by how many times the minigame has been played, as failure causes the grand prize (starting at 10 coins) to increase by 10 coins, up to a maximum of 60 coins. There are also two Green Spaces (coming from each direction) next to a construction site. Players landing on one of these can get the crane to rain 10 or 20 coins down on them.


For [[Last Five Turns Event#Mario Party 8|Chump Charity]], the player in last place will be rewarded with 30 coins instead of [[Duelo Candy]], since Duel Minigames do not occur on this board in Battle Royale and Tag Battle.
For [[Last Five Turns Event#Mario Party 8|Chump Charity]], the player in last place can be rewarded with 30 coins or [[Bitsize Candy]] instead of [[Duelo Candy]], since Duel Minigames do not occur on this board except in Duel Battles.


[[File:StarBattleArena KoopaTycoonTown.png|thumb|200px|Star Battle Arena]]
[[File:StarBattleArena KoopaTycoonTown.png|thumb|200px|Star Battle Arena]]
This board has two [[Lucky Space]]s. Landing on one of the two Lucky Spaces allows the character to be taken to one of two secret 3-star Hotels where they only need one coin to initially buy it. The Hotel on the top-left of the board is reached by landing on the Lucky Space on the leftmost aisle next to the middle road, and the one on the bottom-right is reached by landing on the Lucky Space between the two Hotels on the top row. Bowser and Bandit are unable to affect these secret Hotels through landing on their spaces, making the secret Hotels a safe place to invest one's coins and also guaranteeing Stars by fully owning the Hotels with 100-coin investments.
This board has two [[Lucky Space]]s. Landing on one of the two Lucky Spaces allows the character to be taken to one of two secret 3-star Hotels where they only need one coin to initially buy it. The Hotel on the top-left of the board is reached by landing on the Lucky Space on the leftmost aisle next to the middle road, and the one on the bottom-right is reached by landing on the Lucky Space between the two Hotels on the top row. Bowser, Donkey Kong and Bandit are unable to affect these secret Hotels through landing on their spaces, making the secret Hotels a safe place to invest one's coins and also guaranteeing Stars by fully owning the Hotels with 100-coin investments.


In [[Mario Party 8#Star Battle Arena|Star Battle Arena]], the winning conditions are to get four stars by investing coins in Hotels. Only the lower half and middle street of the board are accessible in Star Battle Arena. A new junction is also added on the left of the middle street, heading back down.
In [[Mario Party 8#Star Battle Arena|Star Battle Arena]], the winning conditions are to get four stars by investing coins in Hotels. Only the lower half and middle street of the board are accessible in Star Battle Arena. A new junction is also added on the left of the middle street, heading back down.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The Koopa Bellboy standing at each of the Hotels uses [[Goomba]] voice clips after the Hotel has a new owner, as well as when one is built up/downsized.
*The Koopa Bellboy standing at each of the Hotels uses [[Goomba]] voice clips after the Hotel has a new owner, as well as when one is upgraded/downgraded.
*In Star Battle Arena and Duel Battle, the top two Hotels as well as both of the Lucky Space Hotels have been removed, being replaced by regular buildings. However, their functions are still coded in, as via hacking, the Stars gained from the Hotels can still be gained.
*If Candy that can be used to steal Stars ([[Duelo Candy]], [[Bowser Candy]], and [[Bullet Candy]]) are hacked in to be used on this board, or if Stars are manually added in via hacking, the Stars that were stolen return to the Hotel owners at the start of the next turn, and Stars that were gained in other ways (like hacking) are removed entirely during that time. Handicap Stars are also returned to their original owners, even though they can be stolen legitimately in other boards using said Candy. However, this is only done at the start of the next turn; consequently, Stars gained and lost via illegitimate methods during the last turn will still be recorded in the final results.


==References==
==References==

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