Mario Party 10 [Wii U]

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Bowser crashes the latest Mario Party, the first installment of the series on the Wii U console. In the new Bowser Party mini-games, play as Bowser himself and face off against up to four others playing as Mario and friends. Control Bowser using the buttons, motion controls and touch screen of the Wii U GamePad controller in different ways, and wreak havoc as Bowser in each mini-game while the other players strive to survive

FEATURES:

• Grab the GamePad and play as Bowser for the first time in the series. In Bowser Party mini-games, one player gets to be the fire-breathing Bowser as he tries to burn, bonk or blast other players away. Up to four players use Wii Remote controllers to cooperate and survive as they confront the Bowser player, who is using the Wii U GamePad. It's four against one, and being a party pooper has never been so much fun!
• Control Bowser in a variety of ways with the Wii U GamePad. In Bowser's Bad Breath, for example, the Bowser player moves the GamePad around to aim and shoot fireballs at the other players while they attempt to dodge them.
• Colors and textures pop off the screen as the Mario Party series leaps into high definition for the first time.
• Enjoy new mini-games in classic Mario Party style with up to four players.*

Estúdio: Nintendo
Plataformas: Wii U
Data de lançamento: 20 de Março de 2015

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MARIO PARTY 10 FAILS TO IMPRESS

Mario Party 10 was the next first party release on Nintendo's schedule in 2015, launched at around the time it became clear the Japanese developer would be moving on from the Wii U to some extent, with the announcement of its Nintendo NX console development. Presumably this was designed to help maintain the little faith that the gaming public still has in the Wii U, but it was not to be, as reviews of the game have not been kind.Even if we all agree at this point that , the fact that so many have rated it with a score of 60 or less suggests a game that is perhaps the most troubled of all Nintendo's first party releases on this generation of consoles.
Although there are a few critics and still a number of end-users that rated the game between seven and 10 out of 10, a good number, including those dedicated to Nintendo products, rated it at seven or below. IGN gave it 6.5 out of ten, calling it a game that is catering to children and adults with a few drinks in them only.
The problem, according to others, like Game Trailers, it's possible to actually win the game without trying at all, suggesting that the mini-games are pointless and skilless.
The worst review however comes from Digital Spy, which suggests that the all-too-few fun minigames are easily missed out on and that the rest of the game is unlikely to hold your attention. Ultimately, it gave the game a 4/10.