Mario Party 4 (GC) Reviews

In Mario Party 4 you play a variety of mini games while navigating around a board game like environment. You have 5 different boards to play on and a host of mini games to play. In game you hit the dice to see how many spaces you can move. the object of the game is to be the one with the most stars, which are bought with 20 coins. the board is a ...  Read the complete review

Mario Party is one of Nintendo's big games, but what makes the game so special is that it is a video game of a board game wsing all of the typical Nintendo characters such as Mario, Luigi, Princess, Toad, Donkey King and Bowser along with several others. Once you have picked your character on with the board game. You can pick a board ...  Read the complete review

Out of all of the Mario Party series, this is my least favorite one, but it is still a very fun game. With this being the first Mario Party on the gamecube console, Nintendo was able to add some more features and better graphics for a more enjoyable gameplay. The most enjoyable addition this game was the lottery feature. ...  Read the complete review

The fourth game in the Mario Party series was the first to be released for Gamecube. It was released in Europe in 2003, but I only bought my copy a couple of months ago. I found it to be similar to Mario Party 5 and 2, (the only other two I have played), but with different mini games and boards. As with the other Party games I've played, it's ...  Read the complete review

Since its release on the N64 a while back, Mario Party has always been the #1 'mini game' game (in my opinion at least). While there have been other games that try to copy the idea, none have ever been as enjoyable and successful as Mario Party. I am sure many of you have heard of if not played any of the 3 previous Mario Party ...  Read the complete review

Nintendo GameCube has typically been labelled as the "kids" console despite horror spectacles such as Resident Evil and Eternal Darkness. It is also known for having a great deal of platform games such as Mario, and party games such as Super Monkey Ball. It is not surprising that Nintendo have decided to produce Mario Party 4 for the ...  Read the complete review

And what a party it is. If your friends are the sort that like nothing more than playing a board game with complicated rules, with the occasional bit of mania thrown in, you're in for a treat. If your friends like simpler pleasures, or, indeed, you've got no friends, then this is not the game for you. Mario Party 4 is the fourth ...  Read the complete review