SUPER MARIO PARTY JAMBOREE LAUNCHES FOR NINTENDO SWITCH TODAY
Get ready for the biggest party yet in Super Mario Party Jamboree, launching for Nintendo Switch today. From running through merry-go-rounds to motion-control minigolf, this jamboree is jam-packed with over 110 minigames – the most of any Mario Party game to date. Check out the A closer look at Super Mario Party Jamboree! trailer to see what’s in store.
22 characters from all over the Mushroom Kingdom – more than in any previous Mario Party – are ready to jamboree. There are seven boards to choose from in Mario Party mode including five new boards and two new versions of classic boards from past Mario Party titles. Players can play Mario Party mode locally* with friends or online** with other players from around the world.
Characters will also appear on boards from time to time as Jamboree Buddies. They temporarily appear every now and then, so try to be the first to greet them. Jamboree Buddies help players with all sorts of nifty abilities like copying items of opponents they pass, adding to your dice roll, and even allowing players to purchase two Stars at once.
Grab your Joy-Con controllers for three new motion-based game modes including Paratroopa Flight School, Toad’s Item Factory and Rhythm Kitchen. Players can also compete and team up with other players worldwide in a series of Bowser Challenges which includes Koopathlon and Bowser Kaboom Squad.
Take a break from the multiplayer fun and go solo in Party-Planner Trek. In this mode players freely roam across five of the game boards and play minigames to help set up the party. Collect Mini Stars, complete tasks, and more along the way.
Super Mario Party Jamboree launches for Nintendo Switch today Please visit Nintendo Australia’s official site for more information.
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