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The Top 100 version didn’t even bother remixing the original music, and instead played music from Mario Party 6, I think? Anyways, I’m glad the Superstars version actually remixed the original music

MARIO PARTY 5

I Scrapped...

I forgot this game was in “Mario Party Superstars.”

I don’t know why Chain Chomps sound like Dogs.

Fun fact: super Mario party has a version of shellshocked called shell shocked deluxe

*00:15* Ground Pounding at the *last possible frame*

I remember as a kid I just couldn't unlock this minigame for the lingest time, just sitting there wondering what the minigame behind the ??????? was

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0/10 No disco palace

MARIO PARTY 8 WII 2007

ITS BACK AGAIN (kinda)

This always has me craving pizza.

Anyone up for Super Mario Party Jamboree?

Or in other words, this minigame is coming back in Super Mario Party Jamboree!

The music is Couldn’t be Better

10:34 YOU LOSE! (1P Mario, 4TH) Mario: YOU LOSE!

2:03 Ya-ha! (1) Mario time! (1)

1:38 Oh yeah! (3) O-K! (3)

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Bro its iggy you can't fool us 😂

1:44 Fail

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MarioPartySuperStar You're supposed to play as Luigi, not Mario! Play as Luigi next time when you play this. If not, do Luigi wins by doing absolutely nothing!

Bob Omb or Cake

2:02 is it just me or does Petey have a siren in him

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One of my favourite Mario Party games~

Get the crust!

A seemingly trivial task of who can wash their Chain Chomp the quickest. This event, under the surface of its childlike exterior, harbors a profound philosophical discourse on the nature of existence, futility, and the human condition, wrapped in a spectacle of soap and suds. Picture, if you will, a circle of four contestants-each a vibrant avatar of joy and adventure-standing before their respective Chain Chomps. These fearsome, yet oddly endearing creatures, their metallic bodies marked by the grime of countless adventures, await the cleansing hands of their keepers. The whistle blows, and the frantic scrubbing begins, a comical dance of brushes and bubbles, a cacophony of effort aimed at restoring cleanliness to the seemingly uncleanable. Mario, the perennial hero of the Mushroom Kingdom, pauses for a brief, fleeting moment. His gloved hand, mid-scrub, halts as a thought dawns upon him. Here he stands, a legendary figure who has faced Bowser's wrath and rescued Princess Peach innumerable times, reduced to scrubbing a Chain Chomp. The absurdity of it all strikes him-a hero's journey distilled into a menial task, a microcosm of the larger absurdity of life itself. He glances around at his companions, their faces etched with determination, completely engrossed in the task at hand. There is Luigi, his brother, steadfast and diligent; Peach, graceful even in the midst of soapy turmoil; and Yoshi, ever the faithful friend, his tongue flicking out to catch stray bubbles. The communal silence is deafening, a tacit agreement to not acknowledge the underlying pointlessness of their endeavor. It is not the cleanliness of the Chain Chomps that is paramount, but the act of washing them-the contest, the competition, the fleeting glory of being first or second. Mario, sensing the weight of this silent pact, shrugs off his existential musings and returns to his task, the brush moving in a fervent rhythm once more. This minigame, in its whimsicality, mirrors the very essence of human life. We strive, we toil, we engage in tasks that, upon reflection, might seem trivial or absurd. Yet, it is within these tasks that we find meaning, even if that meaning is self-imposed or fleeting. The Chain Chomps will inevitably become dirty again, just as our efforts to better our lives might often seem fruitless in the face of relentless entropy. However, it is in the act of striving, in the communal agreement to partake in the dance of life, that we find purpose. The true profundity of this event lies not in the outcome, but in the shared experience, the unspoken bond between the participants. The joy, the laughter, the momentary triumphs-these are the threads that weave the tapestry of life. In this, the Chain Chomp washing minigame transcends its digital confines, becoming a poignant metaphor for the human condition. It is a reminder that even in the most absurd of tasks, there is a beauty to be found, a lesson to be learned, and perhaps, a sense of longing that drives us ever onward. And so, Mario and his friends continue to wash, not for the promise of a pristine Chain Chomp, but for the ephemeral joy of the act itself, for the silent understanding that sometimes, the journey is more important than the destination.

i am not good enough!

This is the funniest and super shady minigame they made and I'm glad they bring it back to superstars. Hope they continue to bring it back in the next mario party game.

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Best duo minigame in the entire franchine 🤩❤️

This is mirror mode

Why must every Mario Party game have some sort of minigame where Mario and his so-called “friends” fight each other? Why can’t they just be nice instead of punching and kicking each other? I thought they were friends

"Mario Kart Wii is perfect" - a Reddit user who happens to be a huge Mario Kart Wii fan

Nintendo definitely did us justice by making things a little more balanced in Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart 8/Deluxe

Top 100 and superstars did really well when they added a fake out to shy guy! It really throws you off track and makes you press the wrong button!

Did you that the minigame "Kareening Koopas" has a secret losing animation for each of the 8 main characters

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Luigi won twice in a row 😁

TSA Simulator

This looks so much better than the other GBA Rainbow Road that's in CTGP. The custom 3D Bowser Castle in the background did not look good at all, this one atleast uses the original.