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Before I kick off this review, let me just say I love Miis. Love them to death. They make anything funny. Dont believe me? Compare Wii tennis with the new PS3 Move tennis game. OK, maybe you can get a better spin on the ball in the PS3 title, but play...
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Nintendo’s Wii Party is being billed as the next title to successfully bridge the ever-widening gap between casual and hardcore gamers on the Wii, but does this mini game-laden extravaganza have what it takes to encourage you to dust off those much...
Brilliant sense of social gaming, clever mini games...
Some of the games are overly simplistic, and solo play gets old fast...
This puts all other party games in the shade but make sure you have a constant supply of human players...
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What do you get when you take the Mario out of the Mario Party? Apparently something really quite bland. But it’s really amazing how much fun a party can have with a game that’s lacking in large amounts of personality.Anyone who's familiar with the par...
Cool use of Wii Remotes, Plenty of minigames, Lots and lots of modes...
Too many random events, Dumb luckbased minigames, Boring presentation...
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Picture a party game. Go on, just do it. A party game with Miis in it, we should add. Have you got it pictured? Is it there in your head, filling your mindtank like a technicoloured nightmare of epic proportions? Good. Because what you’ve just pictured...
Leave it to Nintendo to show once again how to get things right on Wii. Granted, it’s never going to be heralded as a classic, but Wii Party is undeniably good fun in a party setting, shockingly enough. If you’re looking for anything remotely ‘hardcore...
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One would think that by this time the Nintendo Wii would have a large enough arsenal of party games at its disposal, but that's no reason to dismiss Nintendo's new Wii Party. Wii Party is a collection of mini-games that is guaranteed to bring a fun new...
All-in-all Wii Party offers players a great new library of fun social mini-games which are incredibly enjoyable if approached with a bunch of friends and the correct attitude. The game won't appeal to anyone's 'hard core' gaming tastes, but it reaches...
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Wii Party is enjoyable among four friends or a smattering of casual party-going gamers who have never played it before. It's simple and therefore accessible to a casual, partying crowd, but this simplicity limits the long-term value. So, unless you are...
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Wii Party would make a nice addition to family game night. While there are several games that can be played with a single player, Wii Party is best suited for multiple players. There are 13 different party game modes and over 70 mini-games. Game play l...
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Play.tm
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2012-01-25 05:37:02
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Wii Party revels in its miniature form as it miraculously transforms Nintendo's curtailed casual gaming into something intentional and jubilant...
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1up.com
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2012-01-25 05:37:02
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Bear with me for a moment while I get this off my chest: The primary modes of play in Wii Party are, for the most part, terrible. Even more so than the notoriously random Mario Party franchise, Wii Party's board game and game show analogs leverage the...
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After one too many romps around the world of mini-games, Nintendo is letting Mario get back to what he does best. That doesnt mean the publisher is ready to put a cash cow out to pasture, and with Wii Party, Nintendo once again aims for the casual mar...
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ign.com
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2012-01-25 05:37:02
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Perhaps someone at Nintendo stepped in and said it. "Eight is enough, guys." There have been that many console versions of the Mario Party franchise and even a handful more across the handheld platforms. I wouldn't be surprised to discover that the bra...
Wii Party was made to nestle nicely among your Wii Sports, Wii Fit, and Wii Play in your library. It is a pretty good game to bring out during family game nights or videogame friendly cocktail parties, but it really doesn't do much to stand up and be n...
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You might think that another minigame collection is the last thing your Wii library needs right now, but it'd be unfortunate if you were to dismiss Nintendo's latest offering on that basis alone. Wii Party is an inventive and varied game that's fun for...
Huge variety of games that hit more than they miss, Several interesting modes, Charming visual style, Some fun and unique games that focus on the Wii Remote.
A few of the games have some control issues, Some annoying sound effects.
No matter how many parties you have going on on your Wii already, this is one that you don't want to miss...
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The release of Wii Party is a rather ironic event. The party game genre is one of the most abundant on Nintendo's system, and it's a genre that Nintendo helped make popular thanks to the likes of Wii Sports and Wii Play. Now we have Wii Party, a game t...
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