If you're like us, you're probably still wondering why Super Mario Party on the Nintendo Switch never got any DLC. Of all the first-party games released, this one would have been the perfect fit for some additional content. Instead, all it received was a single patch.
Why is that? While we'll probably never know for sure, perhaps it is because the developer behind it - NDcube - was already busy working on 51 other games for the latest Nintendo release, Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics. The developer's involvement has at last been confirmed on its official website and in the credits of the game - with many of the Super Mario Party staff taking on similar roles for this project.
Take a look below:
Director
Atsushi Nakao (Super Mario Party design director)
Design director
Takaki Kobayashi (Super Mario Party design director)
Makoto Eguchi (Super Mario Party game design)
Yuya Rokuyama (Super Mario Party game design)
Hiroyuki Seki (Super Mario Party game design)
Ryo Yokomizo (Super Mario Party game design)
Game design
Kunio Asahara (Super Mario Party game design)
Yukako Kawauchi (Super Mario Party game design)
Masafumi Ojika (Super Mario Party game design)
Yasuki Toyosawa (not involved with Super Mario Party)
Takayuki Ide (not involved with Super Mario Party)
Akihito Sato (not involved with Super Mario Party)
Chief program director
Tadao Shoyama (Super Mario Party program)
Program directors
Akira Matsumoto (Super Mario Party program director)
Atsushi Hamada (Super Mario Party program)
Chief art director
Takahiro Karino (Super Mario Party chief art director)
Art directors
Hidenobu Sasaki (not involved with Super Mario Party)
Ryoichi Okayama (Super Mario Party art)
Chief sound director
Ichiro Shimakura (Super Mario Party chief sound director)
Sound director
Yuhki Mori (Super Mario Party sound director)
Music director
Chamy Ishi (Super Mario Party music director)
Music
Toshiki Aida (Super Mario Party music)
Super Mario Party was released in October 2018 and the new Clubhouse game was released this week in June 2020 (that's less than two years apart). Although it's quite possible the new Clubhouse was in development before the release of Super Mario Party, it's most likely been the company's main focus in 2019 and could be one of many reasons why we never saw any DLC or updates for its existing release. Keep in mind, this is all just a theory.
NDcube has become a party game specialist over the years, previously releasing Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival, Wii Party U, Wii Party, and of course earlier entries in the Mario Party series. Have you picked up Clubhouse yet? Are you still hoping we one day get Mario Party DLC? Leave a comment below.
[source nintendoeverything.com]
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It really upsets me! This would have been ideal for some support!
If I remember correctly mario tennis had much lower sales but a year of free updates.
Where's the love Nintendo!
NDCube...made club house games good?...what? A good game by NDCube? Color me impressed
Considering how good 51 games is, I understand the compromise but Mario Party does seem a little unloved considering it is a 'Mario' game.
Not a lot of diversity in that list of names....
It's time for a change, Nintendo ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Yeah one of my biggest bug bearers on the switch is that i forked out all that money for MP and an extra 2 controllers and they didnt even bother to support the game after release. They could make a killing if they released a minigame and board pack. Even 1 per year would be better than nothing.
@KillerBOB you’re joking right?
I would overwhelmingly prefer that games are released in complete form. Super Mario Party was a little short on content, sure, but it gave us a taste of the potential of the franchise going forward and experimented with some neat new ideas that were a first for the franchise. The lower-than-usual price (at least in some markets; and especially if one grabbed the Joy-Con bundle) also made the game for palatable from a pricing standpoint. A new instalment once every couple of years or so (annual instalments a la the GameCube era is perhaps overkill) would be great so long as each instalment can stand on their own rather than rendering past games obsolete. For one, I would love to see six-eight player multiplayer be supported more often with these sorts of games, and in the case of Super Mario Party, I was confounded that it wasn't supported given that many of its activities seemed fit to accommodate more than the seemingly arbitrary four player cap.
It is most unfortunate that the masses have accepted the now common practice of games being released unfinished and supplemented with disproportionately expensive DLC that is locked to a single NNID/console, including Nintendo, who were once thought to be above such practices. I wouldn't mind the practice so much if cartridges had free space so that updates/DLC could be downloaded to them and therefore have DLC tied to the cartridge, as opposed to an account/platform that will be inevitably terminated.
With that said, I do not begrudge digital-buyers of being afforded a cheaper alternative in cases where new releases are comprised of mostly pre-existing content and/or to reward brand loyalty for repeatedly buying new instalments in any given franchise. Frankly, I think it's ridiculous that one should have to pay full price twice if one were to buy both versions of a Pokémon game, for example, as the value proposition for two digital copies in that instance is quite poor (negligible) when compared to two retail copies (which at least allows for local wireless multiplayer).
The way that console game releases are handled nowadays was virtually unthinkable only two generations ago, and now consumers froth at the mouth for underwhelming games to be followed up with DLC; and in-app purchases/loot boxes must be quite lucrative when even the biggest of publishers resort to the practice to widespread indifference and silly corporate shills defending these practices as if they are defending allegations of impropriety against saints. Amazing.
Back to the topic of NDcube, the Wii Party games made some really creative use of the Wii Remote controllers and I would love to see the potential of Joy-Con being explored in a similar manner going forward. I'm still bummed that a MotionPlus WarioWare game was never made, and a new WarioWare on Switch is grossly, criminally overdue (and Gold did little to scratch that itch by being little more than a "greatest hits" compilation released after an eight year hiatus).
It was a very small game for the price. That entire year felt like Nintendo rushed out half finished games to fill the line-up.
Mario party was great fun but needed more content. I just remembered I own it so might do a trade in
@Grandiajet still, some great games that year imo. Yoshi, Mario tennis, pokemon let’s go, party and of course Super Smash Ultimate. On top of that they gave enough spacing for awesome ports, Bayonetta, Captain Toad, Donkey Kong TF.
And of course a very big gamble in gaming, which I loved building with my nephew: Labo. I loved it so much that I’ve got Labo 1, 3 and 4 upstairs that when my kid becomes of age we’ll be able to build it together.
Super Mario Party was probably the biggest disappointment I've played on Switch, and the reason is almost certainly the same as why there was never any DLC for it. Forcing players to use the Joy-Cons instead of at least having the option to use Pro Controllers hugely limited the scope and variety of mini-games and mechanics that were possible with it. Even with two included Joy-Cons, it just wasn't all that fun, and especially not convenient for folks like myself who used the Pro Controllers all the time for everything else and suddenly had to dust off and charge their Joy-Cons to play one game. Just another in a long line of examples as to why you design control schemes around the games and not the other way around.
Well that explains why 51 Worldwide Games is so flawed. Super Mario Party was only tolerable if you compare it directly to 9 and 10 which were complete garbage. It's really bad by earlier Mario Party standards.
Mario party switch is quite good. Did anyone complaining about the lack of dlc actually 100% the game. I mean as a party game its not the point at all... 51 worldwide games is also extremely good fun.
The games are good as is. Wouldn't want dlc for either.
Still enjoy playing Mario Party with the family. It's a virtual board game, and the reason you go back to virtual board games is because it's the same physical content but could play out differently with the people you're playing with due to how the dice fall. Agreed though, as a single player experience it needs more, but Mario Party was never about that.
@KillerBOB Keep in mind companies should hire because of skill and talent in the field, not race.
@AtlanteanMan wow... are you really complaining because a game forced you to dust off and charge your joycons? Really?
You must be really fun to play with.
@dewokkel NL is becoming a toxic community. They already picked their political side before. They lost 2k followers real fast I saw. Lets all just leave things for how they are and focus on what we are here for. Games!
It's about time a two year old game had a price reduction. But to invest in a full priced game and two more joy cons, does not seem to be good value for the limited game play offered.
Between two families we have one docked Switch and four Switch Lites. Surely there must be a way to use the Lites as controllers with ONE Mario Party game. I guess is not rocket science, but it may not be a revenue generator for Nintendo either.
And during Lockdown on line play between families would be good. 🤔
@mr12calvin couldn’t agree with you more. Leave politics out. We probably won’t all agree on politics so it will only cause segregation.
Better question would be;
"Why didn't we get DLC for Super Mario Odyssey?" and I'm not talking about those lousy costumes that are just skins with no actual abilities nor that borefest Luigi's Balloon World...
@dewokkel I don't think human rights are politics. Nintendolife isn't exactly telling you who to vote for or who not to vote for. All they're promoting is equality. I'll never understand how equality gets mixed up with being political unless one party or its people doesn't believe in equal rights. That said I do not believe companies should take political stances.
I remember a time where Mario Party didn't need DLC to feel like a full package.
@sixrings saying that the dev team isn’t diverse has nothing to do with equal rights. It’s all about getting the right man/women for the the job.
Really enjoying this with the family, would had been quite happy with DLC.
Wii U era: Oh no, Nintendo is now doing DLC too.
Switch era: Why isn’t Nintendo not doing more DLC?
Zero reason this shouldn't have been the best Mario party. Total flub
@dewokkel
The time for "joking" is over!
Now is the time for action!! ✊🏿💪🏿🔥💥
Be on the right side of history, Nintendo!
@mr12calvin it's not just NL. Have you seen CNET lately? I sometimes confuse it with CNN.
Got Super Mario Party earlier this year as a birthday gift, and I love the game. However, I never wondered why we didn't get DLC for it, I just assumed it was a complete game.
I have no problem with DLC when it adds new content, but not every game needs to have DLC. Sometimes, it's just fun to play a full game without add-ons.
@sixrings You're trying to simplify it too much. "Equality" to many of the terrorist looters and rioters means the destruction of this foundation of this nation and the capitalist system which supports it. It means full on socialism. Socialism is a political ideology promoted by the far left, those ones trying to hijack the Democrat party. So yes, this BS narrative of "equality" is very much political.
Compared to Wii version, Mario Party on Switch has proved an expensive purchase at full price. Maybe that's because our family have now grown out of it, but the only time the Switch version has actually been played is when under 10 year-old relative visits our house.
Played 51 Worldwide Games yesterday & it's OK for a quicker game but not without its faults. You've got to wade through quite a few pointless games before finding one you actually like.
As someone who really doesn't enjoy these games, I feel this would be a fantastic platform for DLC, add more Nintendo characters from other games, themed boards around the other games, exactly like they did with Mario kart 8 and smash bros ultimate
@KnightsTemplar I think many do believe that Super Mario Party is quite good gameplay wise, it just lacks the content/boards to back that gameplay up.
I played the heck out of SMP upon its release and haven't touched it in well over a year. You would think 80 something games wouldn't get stale, but after completing the game, it sure did.
I believe in diversity/equality and all, but as a POC that speaks Japanese, it’s not often that I find a POC that speaks Japanese... Soooo if the position is in NoJ... (I use POC because @KillerBOB uses emojis of color.)
@SSJW which this one is not. But when you have "SJW" as part of your name, I would expect you to be one of those confused youngsters.
I enjoy Mario Party for the switch. Not as much as the older games but let's be honest, part of my preference for the older versions had to do with playing them as a kid with friends. Now that I'm an adult it makes sense I don't find it quite as fun.
That said, the row boat section is the best part to play with my friends now. We always get a laugh. The DLC would have been nice, but the game doesn't feel incomplete with out it.
@SkullDragr well we all only get one vote. So I disagree with your assessment and will hope that others do as well. Exercise your right to vote
There’s no reason they can’t do DLC now, right?!?!
Get to it!
A great way to bring people back.
Charge for it! I would happily pay.
That all said, MP is a great game and tons of fun when people come over. (Don’t play the board game, just play the mini games on random)
Also, every now and then I’ll go back to the multiplayer online and it’s always enjoyable as a distraction.
I don’t even know what I’d want in DLC... I guess more games? Or maybe some flushed out online multiplayer game?
Hmmmm, I think just more games. People rage quit already in online battles when I get 1000 points in that football one and they get KO’d in the first 20seconds! 😂
@TimboSlice both clubhouse and Mario party deserve DLC
I thought it would have been awesome to get the older Mario Party mini-games and maps as DLC. It was a no brainer and probably easy to bring those older assets into the game. A missed oppertunity for sure.
@mesome713 Agreed. People are just being greedy.
I think what really upset people is the lack of .... Everything.
After playing a few rounds, the maps feel small and uninventive. Very little minigames for each category. (Only about 80 total? The 3ds MP game had 100)
The minigames were way fun .... But the boards were.... Not as fun.
So many expected DLC, either free or paid.
I, as many, thought that it was an awesome starting point, and instead of yearly or so installments, that it would just do DLC. With maybe call backs to past MP boards and minigames.
@SkullDragr No disrespect, just a truth: if you don’t think the US was built on systemic racism, and that it’s maintained in many ways big and small, quiet and loud, to this day, you are some combination of profoundly ignorant and delusional.
@SkullDragr we already have some elements of socialism. It's not some scary monster in the night.
@PBandSmelly They made Wii Party U, that was good.
@KillerBOB I don't exactly know what making Mario change skin colours would do to marketing but I wouldn't have a problem with that. Can we make him say it's me Mario in different languages too? Although I can see how some people's take on accents chosen might to be perceived as racist.
@RPGamer exactly lol. I've never understood why the base game was considered subpar. 4 boards are enough.
Why bother with how they pump out Mario Party games?
Clubhouse Games was on the typical NDCube dev cycle except this was led by CAProduction with some assistant by NDCube. The thing about Super Mario Party is a pretty reasonably featured. It's not at the level of Mario Party 9 but it at least matches the gamecube ones aside from minigame modes. The lack of the boards I think is likely that midway through development, Nintendo handed down the mandate that it had to feature a mode like earlier Mario Party games which prevented the development of more boards.
If this is all that NDCube has worked on since Fall 2018/Early 2019, then that's just sad, considering how barebones Clubhouse Games Switch is both on its own as a 2020 Switch game and compared to its predecessor, not to mention the inexplicable multiplayer restrictions on some games.
I don't regret purchasing the game on the whole, I've had some fun with it, but it feels so rushed that I figured they churned it out really quick to fill in the 2020 release gaps.
@SSJW that’s racist. Don’t pick on color, but on skill. I don’t care what color people have.
I really enjoyed it. I totally would welcome DLC. The online needs to be tweaked. I've played the exact set of games over and over. Compared to the last one on the Wii U its superior but with the Gamecube era its average. The mini games arent really creative. Good thing I got this when it was $30 off.
@Kidfunkadelic83 I dont care if they dont support a game after release it should've been complete at release. Hence why Animal Crossing is just an ok game
@PBandSmelly Well NDCube has always been good at making mini games, so having them develop a game that consists of more fleshed out mini games was always a good recipe for success.
@lordzand you can't confuse having "some elements of socialism" with the full on socialist system the far left is pushing. It's completely different.
First of all, why you assume that Super Mario Party would get DLC? they never promised it or mentioned it. When was the last time a Mario Party game had DLC?
You are making dumb theories about things that were never promised. It's your problem. Not Nintendo's.
@Vindignant It wasn't. it's not. and you've been drinking the left kool-aid far too long if you believe that nonsense.
@DK-Fan I don't see anyone saying it was promised. they're just saying it's disappointing that with all the games which do get DLC, this one was ripe for it and has gotten nothing.
@BenAV I really don't understand how the company that made AC:aF didn't go out of business. Every time I saw that box on a shelf - the one with 2 physical amiibo on it - it was on clearance for $5.98. They almost certainly had to lose money on it.
Though it's AC so maybe people bought it anyway. It's so bad though, I've ayex a lot of better demos.
I've already heard from somewhere that ND Cube was behind Clubhouse Games, but I do appreciate the reminder regardless. I'm enjoying the game, by the way.
As for Super Mario Party, there's some fun to be had here and there, but overall I find it fairly lackluster despite bringing back the classic formula.
The ally system (a returning feature from the much superior Mario Party: Star Rush on 3DS) is incredibly broken in that classic board design style is not designed around them and if one has three allies at least, they can zip around a great deal of the board and therefore, the game is pretty much over by that point because nobody can stop him/her. To top it all off, one would have to directly land on an Ally Space to earn one. This wasn't a problem with Star Rush because allies are easily earned by passing them by and the Boss Mini Games that one initiates still ensured that the lagging players still had a fighting chance to earn the star, all of which cannot be similarly said for SMP. If there's going to be a "Super Mario Party 2", I'm hoping that entry fixes this feature's fatal flaws.
Of course, all of this above is referring to "Mario Party" mode. Partner Party is better to some degree, but the invisible unneeded Bad Luck spaces are "Action 52" levels of cheap and unfair, making Partner Party a great mode that's only so until beating it.
In addition, many of the side modes that aren't River Survival weren't much to write to the missus about. Challenge Road is a straight-up linear Mini Game Island mode with little-to-no variety here and there, Toad's Rec Room is a neat idea that didn't get expanded well enough during development, Sound Stage is a half-baked rhythm mode that's easily done in under half-an-hour, and Sticker Room is basically Super Smash Bros Brawl's version of the same thing. River Survival is perhaps the better mode of pretty much everything SMP has to offer, but even the shortage of Co-op Mini Games brings the mode's shine down due to its lack of variety and overall repetition.
Lastly, this is just me, but I found SMP's mini games to be "boring". This is mainly because the Mario charm and franticness that the previous entries' mini games had for me are gone in SMP's mini games. I honestly felt that Soak or Croak and Follow the Money were watered-down versions of those "deathmatch" and "platforming" mini games while the motion control mini games felt too simplified for me, even by a Mario standpoint. That said, neither of them were "terrible" for me, but neither of them were anything for me to fondly look back on.
Hopefully if ND Cube jumps onto the next Mario Party, then I'm hoping they address to the many flaws (board gameplay, content, mini games, etc) that Super Mario Party has, as well as give us the option to play the game in handheld mode or with a Pro Controller (there were numerous times during that time when I wanted to play Super Mario Party on bus rides, but unable to due to the lack of that feature).
@rjejr They deserved to lose money for that. I thankfully never actually owned it but I did have the unfortunate experience of playing it one time.
So help me God, if I ever ask why a game didn't get any DLC, may a lightning bolt come down and fry every retro console I own.
Thank you for not using a clickbait title like a certain other Nintendo news source.
I haven't played super mario party but its my understanding that all people asked for were more gameboards which isnt something so complicated since they could've just brought back older boards from past games and im pretty sure people would've been content with that.
Biggest disappointment on Switch right here. It felt really lazy, underdeveloped, and rushed, and I definitely regret buying it.
Some DLC or a patch to add multiplayer support for boards, some more boards in general, and more characters would have great. Something, anything! Good thing this game never goes down in price and I can sell it for about as much as I bought it.
@DK-Fan I think it's moreso that people hoped Super Mario Party would have DLC considering the lack of boards/overall content in the game compared to previous entries. Previous Mario Party games did not receive DLC, but neither did previous other franchises until their Switch iterations. Also, almost every new (non-remake/port) Nintendo game received some amount of free and/or paid DLC, so it's reasonable to expect some DLC for the game and the lack of it is more glaring.
Received DLC:
Zelda BOTW, Snipperclips, ARMS, Splatoon 2, Super Mario Odyssey, Xenoblade 2, Kirby Star Allies, Smash Ultimate, Mario Tennis Aces, Mario Maker 2, Mario Rabbids, Ring Fit Adventure, Fire Emblem 3H, Daemon Ex Machina, Luigi's Mansion 3, Pokemon Sw/Sh, Animal Crossing NH
No DLC:
Super Mario Party, 1-2 Switch, Yoshi's Crafted World, Astral Chain, Clubhouse Games (SMP devs)
Killer Bob is trolling, and Ndcube is a Japanese game developer. Took all of 5 seconds to figure that out. Don't pander
I thought clubhouse games looked like an NDcube project, it has that certain style to it.
@SSJW no, you just don’t get it. If someone with skill is dark, brown, yellow or white, it doesn’t matter. If they’re good, you should hire them. Call me a lair all you want. You are putting words in my mouth and I don’t like that. I can think for myself.
I think you want to specifically pick a “poc” for a job and I just want the best one, doesn’t matter which color.
So yeah, if that’s true, that’s pretty racist to me.
Racism is the belief that groups of humans possess different behavioral traits corresponding to physical appearance and can be divided based on the superiority of one race over another.
Super Mario Party was good, definitely a lot better than 10, but lacked a bit in content. But at this point I’d rather they come out with a sequel that builds on what SMP added to the series.
Also, wow. KillerBOBs obvious troll comments garnered way more attention than they should have
@BenAV I own it and I played it 1 time as well. Wait, no, I played it twice trying to unlock the survival island mode which I actually wanted to play, but it still didn't unlock, so I've never gotten to play it.
I did get Rosie, Goldie and Stiches to move onto my island, and I have the amiibo on a shelf, so I guess I still got my $5.98 worth.
Such a shame, honestly. I still think it’s the best game in the series, but it DESPERATELY needs more game boards.
on a personal level im still upset all my joycons drifted before i could get the most of SMP. the new formula had tons of potential to be refined but i guess they chalked it up to wait for a sequel instead
Mario Party franchise has been always selling well with literally no effort put on the games. I always dreamt a high quality Mario Party with high interactive 3D maps, more interesting history and collectibles but no. For Nintendo, the idea is having a recicled or not fully developed Mario Party so they can keep the franchise alive and cash more money for years with not too much evolution.
@KillerBOB must be joking. Nobody can be this dumb
@StephenYap3 get a life
With the insane amount of money Nitnendo makes on hardware and software they should buy up a few more studios.
Their software output has been garbage for a she.
@KillerBOB
It's almost like most of Nintendo's development studios are located in a country that's 98% Japanese and less than .1% of the population is black.
This isn't some weird thing, go look at the credits of FF7 remake and tell me how many non-Japanese names there are that aren't voice actors or involved with localization.
@dewokkel Bravo. Speaking the truth.
It really was a baffling and disappointing decision on Nintendo's part. I liked what we got, but we didn't get much. How hard would it have been to give us just a couple more board and characters?
I thought the 51 games as a third party game, was wondering why Nintendo had such alot of advertising for it.
But still, come on Nintendo bring out an actual new game already!
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Mario Odyssey and Super Mario Party. The trio of Mario games that needed DLC.
Hope they 'fix' it with a Super Mario Party II, where you get customization options so you can control just how random the game gets
@SSJW I would love to go on and discuss this, but I don’t think that NL is right platform for this. Let agree to disagree.
Mario Party needs more boards and content, while Clubhouse Games needs more local multiplayer support, to be a proper party game (Only Ludo and Black Jack are available with 4 players!).
Nintendo needs to fix both games, before moving on to the next half-finished party game!
@mother_brain_85 Likewise
@Morshufan1 yeah, I wasn't sure myself if he was serious in his first comment, but reading all of them its pretty obvious.
@okimoki I looked at @killerbob previous comments. He’s clearly a troll and now is not the time.
@SkullDragr It's funny to me that you can find a lot of conservative politicians in Europe that are more "socialist" than the so called "socialists" of the US Democrats.
Last time I checked Europe wasn't a communist hellscape, even if some people in the US want you to think that.
@AtlanteanMan
Wow seriously? The joy con part whas enough for me to not buy this game.
Is it also true, that u cant play the board game online with friends? Only mini games?
I don't think the article makes sense. We all know they finish the game and then chop part of it out to sell as DLC!
Sold my copy because of the lack of content. Now im considering not buying clubhouse games too.
I get so fed up of the comparison to Mario aces! Mario aces launched with a clear 12 month support window from the get go. There has never been any mention ever of post launch support for Mario Party. Unless you preordered you knew there was only 4 boards. Also the game just isn't that good to warrant it!! Played it with both family and friends, neither felt it. First and probably last mario party game.
@PBandSmelly Well, it's really more a collection of games that they didn't make, and a few they did, so it's like Mario Party: The Top 100, but they actually remembered the board games.
@Silly_G I feel the same. I'm sad that companies are finding every reason to push people to buy digital. I'm starting to wonder how many of my physical games are going to be playable 10 - 20 years from now, when DLC, patches, etc are no longer on the servers.
also because Mario Party is always a low-effort cash-in product from Nintendo. They don't care about the IP anymore because it just prints money for them with no effort
@SkullDragr Just a friendly suggestion. You might want to begin thinking a little deeper rather than conflate one issue with every other issue. You are not a political party, you have a brain that can fight confirmation bias. This is an election year in the US, and politicians are feeding binary thinking, like you are displaying here, to the party hardliners to get support from the base. In my experience, it’s best not to just be a follower who questions nothing.
@aaronsullivan in today's world, every news source has a bias. "Fact checking" always has to be questioned because the person or team providing those "facts" are hardly ever bi partisan. Even Wikipedia, once a wonderful source of neutral information is now written and policed by those on the left. Your disagreement with anything I said must come from your understanding of issues from a left point of view. I don't disagree with everything on the left, nor do I agree with everything on the right, but each side has their own version of facts and it is up to the people to determine which to follow. I tend to look more to the right because in my view, the lies and deceit are there, but at lower rate than the left as of late.
Who needs DLC when you have 4 whole maps. I mean cmon
@PBandSmelly Wii Party and Wii Party U are good games.
@8bitdaysaweek Get it. It's worth it, and it's only $40. A first party title for only $40.
Ah great so they basically left Mario Party a bare bones joke of a game to make the 51 games a hit.
Well I'm sure the 51 games are decent but I won't be getting it knowing they came at the expense of a solid Mario Party game.
Not getting my money for either game.
@8bitdaysaweek yeah I'm not going to get Clubhouse games for this too.
They should have put more effort on Mario Party.
I seriously love the mini-games in SMP, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't immediately disappointed in the board game maps. The small size of them was an issue at first, but the ever-existing one is the absence of a haunted game board.
I'm glad they invested the time that they did into Clubhouse Games 51: Worldwide Classics because I am very fond of that game as well, but I harbor a slight resentment towards it due to the lack of DLC we received for SMP. 5 new mini-games in the free-for-all minigames, 2 or 3 for the remaining categories (2 v. 2 and 3 v. 1) and a new board featuring haunted themes, that's all I ask.
@Friendly Yoshi's crafted world released in 2019.
Late, but my point stands.
@serouj2000 sorry, missing your point I mentioned Yoshi in my original comment?
@Friendly I could've sworn that I saw Yoshi.
@serouj2000 i did mention yoshi, yes. What about it?
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