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Revision as of 16:39, August 19, 2011
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Template:Infobox Mario Party 9 is an upcoming game for the Wii.[1] It is the fifteenth installment of the Mario Party series, the eleventh in the main series, and the second for the Wii, the first being Mario Party 8. It seems to be based heavily upon New Super Mario Bros. Wii.
Gameplay
An old form of gameplay used from Mario Party Advance will be introduced in this game: players will move all at once in a car[2]. Instead of trying to collect coins to buy stars, players receive unnamed stars if they pass by them. It is unconfirmed whether this will be a new mode or not, however, it is shown that the traditional, individual movement of characters will also be in the game. New minigames will be introduced in the Mario Party series, as well as 2 vs. 1 minigames against Bowser Jr.[2]
Confirmed Characters
Playable Characters
Other Characters
- Dry Bones[2]
- Goombas
- Bowser Jr.
- Piranha Plants
- Whittles
- Piantas
- Thwomps
- Bloopers
- Wigglers
- Bullet Bills
- Lakitu
- Cheep-Cheeps
Confirmed Boards
- Unnamed grassy area that resembles World 1 of New Super Mario Bros. Wii with windmills, a Fortress, and a Beanstalk. It also has an underground passage with falling platforms that resemble Donut Lifts.
Confirmed Spaces[2]
- Blue Space
- Miracle Space
- Bowser Space
- Vs. Space
- 1-Vs-3 Space
- Blue and red ♪ Space (similar to Lucky Spaces)
Gallery
Artwork
- MP9groupart.png
Group artwork
- MP9MarioArt.png
Screenshots
- 3.png
Rolling the dice, to determine which player moves first.
- MP9 1.png
Rolling the dice during Mario's turn.
- MP9 2.png
A board event taking place.
- MP9 3.png
A mini-game involving players trying to chop a piece of wood first.
- MP9 4.png
A mini-game where players need to shoot the giant Blooper.
- MP9 5.png
A mini-game that involves players stomping a Wiggler.
- MP9 6.png
A mini-game in which players catch rings thrown by a Pianta and having Cheep Cheeps jump through them.
- MP9 7.png
A mini-game that involves players racing to the end of a course while trying not to loose all their health.
- MP9 8.png
A 1 vs. 3 mini-game, that involves players using electricity, water, and fire to defeat opponents.
- MP9 9.png
A Bowser Jr. mini-game which involves players racing Bowser Jr. in legged vehicles.
- MP9 10.png
A 1 vs. 3 minigame which involves players dodging another player in the spiked car.
- MP9 11.png
A mini-game, which is like bowling, that involves players throwing a Koopa Shell at Goombas.
- MP9 12.png
Some of Mario Party 9's game play.
- Mp9minigame11.png
A mini-game that involves players plucking vegetables from the ground and throwing them into a basket.
- Mp9minigame13.png
A mini-game which apparently involves players trying to launch a rocket first.
- MP9 Minigame Bulletbill.png
A mini-game where players try to avoid the Bullet Bills.
- MP9 Minigame Thwomp.png
A mini-game which involves players avoiding Thwomps.
- BowserJr-MP9.jpg
A mini-game, where two players need to defeat Bowser Jr. on his Koopa Clown Car.
- NSMBWii-MP9.jpg
A Bowser Jr. mini-game which is based on New Super Mario Bros. Wii.
- MP9 Minigame Spikedball.png
A mini-game which involves players dodging spiked balls as they fall.
- MP9 NSMB map.png
One of the game boards.
Media
Trivia
- This is the longest Mario Party game in development, having it take four years, double that of its predecessor, Mario Party 8, as it only took two.
- In the E3 2011 trailer, the players' cursors were the hands of their characters.
- The bridge tiles during the Goomba bowling mini-game are very similar to the stones in Super Mario Bros. overworld levels.
