Shrygue
June 20th, 2007, 18:54
via Eurogamer (http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=78074)
Nintendo has spread word that Mario Party 8 won't be out this Friday as planned.
Instead, production issues with the English version have pushed the family-orientated game back to 13th July in the UK.
Mario Party 8 is a game to break out with friends and family. It's based around a virtual board where each square represents a new mini-game challenge. These range from tightrope races to cake-decoration contests, all making use of the wacky motion-sensing charm of the Wii.
If you tire of the relentless dice rolling, you can always just tackle the mini-games in a separate mode, or face the computer in Star Battle Arena. There's an Extras Zone and Fun Bazaar to explore, too.
The most recent Mario Party game to appear was a rather dismal GameCube affair. We've got our fingers crossed that the Wiimote can inject a lively dose of fun into the mix.
Screenshots (http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=73361)
Nintendo has spread word that Mario Party 8 won't be out this Friday as planned.
Instead, production issues with the English version have pushed the family-orientated game back to 13th July in the UK.
Mario Party 8 is a game to break out with friends and family. It's based around a virtual board where each square represents a new mini-game challenge. These range from tightrope races to cake-decoration contests, all making use of the wacky motion-sensing charm of the Wii.
If you tire of the relentless dice rolling, you can always just tackle the mini-games in a separate mode, or face the computer in Star Battle Arena. There's an Extras Zone and Fun Bazaar to explore, too.
The most recent Mario Party game to appear was a rather dismal GameCube affair. We've got our fingers crossed that the Wiimote can inject a lively dose of fun into the mix.
Screenshots (http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=73361)