Mario Party: The Top 100 Packs the Best Mini-Games Into One Bundle

Mario Party: The Top 100 has been announced during today’s Nintendo Direct presentation, with Nintendo revealing that they are packing all of the series’ best mini-games into one bundle.

The game, which will be exclusive to the 3DS, will feature all of the greatest mini-games from the Mario Party series, spanning multiple console generations including the Nintendo 64, Gamecube and Wii U. While the Mario Party series has always been notably hit-and-miss in terms of quality, it certainly has its fans and a collection combining its best bits without the needless filler is a welcome change of pace.

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Nintendo hasn’t revealed which of the mini-games will make their appearance in the collection, though we’ve already spotted a few of our favorites in the brief clips offered during the Nintendo Direct presentation, so hopefully they really have separated the wheat from the chaff.

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It’s unclear whether or not Mario Party: The Top 100 does away with the board game format altogether, in order to focus solely upon the mini-games. While many veteran players of the series would probably agree that this would be a good decision, the tabletop setting of the series has its admirers who might be disappointed by the transformation into a simple mini-game collection.

Mario Party: The Top 100 will debut on the 3DS in January 2018.

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