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Revision as of 10:54, November 17, 2007

Template:Justreleased Template:Infobox Mario Party DS will be the eleventh installment in the Mario Party series (thirteenth in Japan) and will be released for North America on November 19, 2007. It includes more than seventy new minigames and five new game boards. It's functions include touch control, microphone control and dual-screen challenges. It is possible for up to four players to play in wireless mode.

Story

The game begins with an average day in the Mushroom Kingdom. This is soon changed when Kamek drops off some fliers inviting Mario and the gang to a get-together at Bowser's Castle to have dinner. However, once there Bowser and Bowser Jr. entrap everyone behind bars and shrink them to the size of chess pieces; they seek five powerful crystals and shrink down the crew so they can’t stop them. They are then dropped off by sack in the middle of a neighborhood which leads them to the first board, Wiggler's Garden. Each of the tiny heroes wants to be the one and only Superstar that brings down King Bowser; from there on out it's everyone for themselves.

Confirmed Characters

About eight classic characters can be played as. The tiny characters will encounter friends and gigantic foes from the Marioverse.

Playable Characters

Non-Playable Characters

Modes

  • Story Mode (1 Player): In this solo mode, the story is as mentioned. As players make their way to Bowser’s castle, they must win first place on each game board, then beat the Boss Minigame for each board.
  • Party Mode (1-4 Players): Compete against player or system-controlled players on a party board in a Battle Royale, Tag Battle or Duel Battle.
  • Minigame Mode (1-4 Players): Play six games that draw upon the pool of all minigames for challenges that don’t take place on the game boards: Free Play, Step It Up, Battle Cup, Score Scuffle, Boss Bash and Rocket Rascals.
  • Puzzle Mode (1-2 Players): Play six puzzle-action games, which include five classics from previous Mario Party games. This mode also includes the new touch-controlled Triangle Twisters, which has two play modes. In Frenzy Mode, players clear the field by twisting triangles so they connect with those of the same color. In Focus Mode, they twist them to build complex shapes, like turtles and pinwheels.
  • Multiplayer (2-4 Players): Using one game card, players can wirelessly share Party Mode and Minigame Mode (2-4 players), plus Puzzle Mode (2 players) and the download-only Extras Mode with nearby friends who have a Nintendo DS.
  • Extras Mode: Includes games that are designed for two-player gaming: cooperative Pen Pals and competitive Desert Duel.
  • Gallery Mode: Check out 150 prizes, which includes figures, music and cut-scenes.

Spaces

Game Boards

Picture Name Description Boss Boss Fight Picture Boss Mini-Game
Wiggler's Garden
Wiggler's Garden It is Wiggler's board. In this board you must find the star and buy it for 20 coins. When you bought the star, the star goes to another location. This is the classic way to collect stars. Piranha Plant Feed and Seed
Toadette's Music Room
Toadette's Music Room It is Toadette's board. You must collect Music Notes to get Stars. Hammer Bro. No Image ???
DK's Stone Statue
Donkey Kong's Wild Jungle It is DK's board. The star on this board always on the second-to-last space. You can buy multiple stars at once on this board. This is similar to Faire Square. Dry Bones No Image Hexoskeleton
Kamek's Library
Kamek's Library It is Kamek's board. On this board there are three chests for you to find. The price to open a chest when a player comes to one is 10 coins. One chest contains a star, one 5 coins and one sends you back to start. This way to collect stars is the same as in Neon Heights. Kamek No Image ???
Bowser's Pinball It is Bowser's new board. The way to collect stars is the same as in Wiggler’s Garden. Bowser No Image ???

Mini-games

Main article: Mario Party DS (mini-games)

Gallery

Screen Shots

Official Art

External Links


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