Super Mario Party Jamboree
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| Publisher | Nintendo | ||||||||||
| Platform(s) | Nintendo Switch | ||||||||||
| Release date | Template:Release[?] | ||||||||||
| Language(s) | English (United Kingdom) English (United States) French (France) French (Canada) German Spanish (Spain) Spanish (Latin America) Italian Dutch Portuguese (Brazil) Russian Japanese Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean | ||||||||||
| Genre | Party | ||||||||||
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| Mode(s) | Single-player Local and online multiplayer | ||||||||||
| Format | Nintendo Switch:  Game Card Digital download | ||||||||||
| Input | Nintendo Switch:
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- Everyone
- Three years and older
- All ages
- All ages
- All ages
Super Mario Party Jamboree is an upcoming game in the Mario Party series set to be released worldwide for the Nintendo Switch on October 17, 2024. First announced during the Nintendo Direct on June 18, 2024, it is the eighteenth installment in the Mario Party series, the thirteenth released on a home console, and the third released for the Nintendo Switch. Serving as a successor to Super Mario Party, albeit with gameplay mostly modeled after Mario Party Superstars, the game features both new and returning boards, in addition to over 110 minigames, and an expansive roster of playable characters, including newcomers such as Ninji.[1]
Characters
Playable
Super Mario Party Jamboree features at least 21 playable characters, the largest number out of any game in the Mario Party series. In addition to the return of all characters from Mario Party Superstars and most from Super Mario Party (excluding Diddy Kong, Hammer Bro, Dry Bones, and Pom Pom), this game marks the first playable appearance in the series of Toad and Toadette since Mario Party: Star Rush and Spike since Mario Party 10. In addition, Ninji makes its debut as a playable character in the series.
- Mario
- Luigi
- Princess Peach
- Princess Daisy
- Rosalina
- Yoshi
- Birdo
- Toad
- Toadette
- Wario
- Waluigi
- Donkey Kong
- Bowser1
- Bowser Jr.
- Goomba
- Koopa Troopa
- Shy Guy
- Boo
- Spike
- Monty Mole
- Ninji (new)
1 - Bowser also appears in a non-playable capacity.
Non-playable characters
- Kamek
- Mega Wiggler
- Piranha Plants
- Monty Mole
- Toads
- Koopa Troopas
- Koopa Paratroopas
- Shy Guys
- Goombas
- Huckit Crabs
- Bloopers
- Gold Goombas
- Steamer
- Boom Boom[1]
- Lakitu[1]
- Wiggler[1]
- Para-Biddybuds[1]
- Snifit[1]
- Peepa[1]
- Yoshis[1]
- Amps[1]
- Ty-foos[1]
- Dry Bones[1]
- Lava Bubble[1]
- Chargin' Chuck
- Toady
Cameos
- Sushi
- Dragoneel
- Cheep Cheep
- Blooper Nanny and Blooper Babies
- Banzai Bill (likeness)[1]
- Boo (likeness)[1]
- Chain Chomp (likeness)[1]
- Rocky Wrench[1]
Boards
The game features seven total boards. Five of the boards are new to this game, while the other two are returning boards from previous titles. All the boards are depicted as being located on one island together, including the returning boards Mario's Rainbow Castle and Western Land.
New boards
Returning boards
Western Land
(from Mario Party 2)
Spaces
- Start Space
- Blue Space
- Red Space
- Event Space
- Item Space
- Lucky Space
- VS Space
- Bowser Space
- A red-colored space with a purple four-leaf clover, which may be analogous to the Unlucky Space or Bad Luck Space
- A green-colored space with two horizontal arrows pointing in opposite directions, resembling the Chance Time Space from Mario Party Superstars
Items
- Skeleton Key
- Mushroom or Dash Mushroom[2]
- Double Dice[2]
- Triple Dice
- Warp Box
- Boo Bell
- Golden Pipe[3]
- Item Bag
- Dice Block with a yellow outline, white faces, and blue numbers that resemble the Custom Dice Block from Mario Party Superstars[1]
- Turbo Dice (new; exclusive to Roll 'em Raceway)
- Unknown blue conch shell (new)
- Unknown landmine-like item with a coin emblem, resembling a 10-Coin Hex from Mario Party DS (new)[1]
Minigames
There are over 110 minigames set to appear, the highest amount of minigames in a Mario Party title to date. Motion-controlled minigames return, requiring a Joy-Con, and are not available when playing online. However, button-controlled minigames can still be played using a Pro Controller or while using a Nintendo Switch Lite.[4] The confirmed minigames are listed below.[1]
Free-for-all
- A minigame where players must traverse an obstacle course consisting of Amps, mechanical Boos, and mechanical Chain Chomps
- A racing minigame where players ride Yoshis
- A minigame where players must hammer nails on a wooden plank
- A minigame where players must roll a golf ball into a hole by tilting the ground
Available in Koopathlon
- A minigame where the player drives a car down a futuristic lane and must collect coins, resembling Rapid River Race
- A minigame where the player must drop a Yoshi plush toy and various blocks by pushing them with a mechanical finger
- A minigame where players must run away from Giant Bowser while avoiding lava and cannonballs
2 vs. 2
- An arm-wrestling minigame where players mash buttons to strengthen their mechanical arm
1 vs. 3
- A minigame where three players must dodge the solo player riding a mechanical Banzai Bill toward them
Rhythm
- A minigame where players must chop giant potatoes and eggplants[5]
Team
- A minigame where players must order cards to depict an image of a Dragoneel, Cheep Cheeps, Bloopers, and Sushi
- A minigame where players must win a race against a giant Wiggler by walking in tandem, resembling Dungeon Dash
- A minigame where players fire cannonballs at Giant Bowser
Unknown
- A minigame where two winged players must carry a third character on a platform to an island
Gallery
Logos
English logo
Artwork
Key artwork
Key artwork
Key artwork
Key artwork
Japanese key artwork
Japanese key artwork
Korean key artwork
Chinese key artwork
Screenshots
View of the island resort hub area
An area with players sailing on boats
Toad uses Turbo Dice on Roll 'em Raceway.
Preview of Goomba Lagoon
The volcano on Goomba Lagoon erupts, spewing Gold Goombas.
The ground floor of Rainbow Galleria
Peach rides an escalator on Rainbow Galleria
Mario buys a Star from Yellow Toad on Mario's Rainbow Castle
A minigame where players dodge mechanical enemy obstacles
Players race against a Big Wiggler in a minigame.
Players ride on Yoshis in a racing minigame.
Mario and Luigi flap wings to carry Peach in a minigame
Players sort cards to complete the image in a minigame.
Players cut giant falling vegetables in a minigame.
The beginning of Koopathlon
Mario pushes blocks to collect coins during Koopathlon.
- SMPJ Koopathlon Car Minigame.jpg
Mario collects coins in a futurstic speeder during Koopathlon.
Players must run from Bowser and avoid falling in lava in a minigame.
Players face off against Bowser in a minigame, with Ty-foos present.
Players face off against Bowser in a minigame.
- SMPJ Yoshi icon.png
Yoshi's icon
- SMPJ Toad icon.png
Toad's icon
Toadette's icon
- Ninji icon SMP jamboree.png
Ninji's icon
Box art
Japanese box art
Canadian box art
European pre-release box art
French pre-release box art
Spanish pre-release box art
Dutch pre-release box art
Italian pre-release box art
German pre-release box art
Media
 Trailer theme (with sound effects) | File info 0:30 |
References to other games
- Mario Party: Mario's Rainbow Castle returns as a board.
- Mario Party 2: Western Land returns as a board.
- Mario Party: Star Rush: The Koopathlon mode shares many mechanics with the Coinathlon mode from this game.
- Super Mario Party and Mario Party Superstars: Many elements from these games, including voice clips, animations, and models, are reused. The game is a successor to Super Mario Party, and similarly utilizes Joy-Con for certain motion-based minigames. Boards returning from previous titles is a concept first introduced in Mario Party Superstars.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | スーパー マリオパーティ ジャンボリー[2] Sūpā Mario Pāti Janborī |
Super Mario Party Jamboree | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 超級瑪利歐派對 空前盛會[?] Chāojí Mǎlìōu Pàiduì Kōngqián Shènghuì |
Super Mario Party Unprecedented Grand Event | |
| Korean | 슈퍼 마리오 파티 잼버리[?] Supeo Mario Pati Jaembeori |
Super Mario Party Jamboree |
External links
- Nintendo Co., Ltd.
- Nintendo of America
- LATAMEL Distribuidora, S. de R.L. de C.V.
- Nintendo of Europe AG
References
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Nintendo of America (June 18, 2024). Super Mario Party Jamboree – Announcement Trailer – Nintendo Switch. YouTube. Retrieved June 18, 2024.
- ^ a b c Cite error: Invalid
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- ^ (June 20, 2024). Super Mario Party Jamboree - Nintendo Switch - Games - Nintendo Nintendo AU. Retrieved June 20, 2024.
- ^ Every Minigame in Super Mario Party Jamboree So Far - Mario Party Legacy Retrieved June 21, 2024.
