Month: November 2016

And with that, we get to my favorite Mario Party game, ranked #1…Mario Party 2. I fell in love with Mario Party 2 pretty much from the get-go. I was already riding the high from Mario Party 1 and with

For #2, we have Mario Party 1. That’s right, the game that started it all is my second favorite Mario Party game. I’ve been playing Mario Party ever since the original game came out in 1999 and this is a

And at #3 we have the final Gamecube game that’s yet to be listed; Mario Party 4. Mario Party 4 was a game that really got me excited about the Gamecube during its first full year of launch. On the

For #4 we have Mario Party 6, pretty much as expected from my last two analyses. To be honest, I’m actually kind of surprised this one made it so high up because I am very back and forth on this

And with that, I think it’s time we move on to the upper-half of this list, and at #5 we have…Mario Party 7. Now, when it comes to Mario Party 6 and Mario Party 7, it’s pretty much a toss-up

With #6 we reach a Mario Party title that I feel has a lot of extreme opinions on both sides. In other words, I know people who really love this game and I know people who are easily annoyed by

And now that we’re at #7 it’s time to go back to the latter half of the series because next on my list is Mario Party 8. Mario Party 8 was the last game to stick to the traditional style

And for #8, prepare the salt because I know some people are going to be very up in arms about this; we have…Mario Party 3. Ok, so before you throw your N64 controllers at me, allow me to explain. Like

Moving on to #9, we have…Mario Party 9! Now, I’m sure this is also not a very big shocker to a lot of people because even though Mario Party 10 scored very low ranks, a lot of people kind of