Mario Party 2

1999

Party

There are 65 mini-games in Mario Party 2. They are divided into four-player, one vs. three, two vs. two, and battle games. There are also six item and duel mini-games as well as a special one that can be unlocked. The type of mini game is determined by the color of the spaces players land on. A character comes across several opportunities to either buy, win, or steal items. Such items include mushrooms, skeleton keys, treasure chests, and others. (wikipedia.org)

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Daisoujou

Rated 14/01/18

43rd

Holds up surprisingly decently. As much as "friendship ruining" is kind of a dumb internet joke about this series, I have a pretty clear memory of my friends (maybe in middle school?) getting in a fight over this game.

Rated 14/01/18

Filligan

Rated 15/04/18

66th

My friends and I would just load up that mini game where you're on multicolored mushrooms and Toad raises a colored flag and that's the one that's safe from sinking, so you all have to rush to it.

Rated 15/04/18

Ytadel

Rated 29/01/18

36th

Amusing at the occasional sleepover but inevitably this one would go off and the GoldenEye/Perfect Dark/Mario Kart/Smash Bros/Mario Tennis on after a short while.

Rated 29/01/18

BillyShears

Rated 14/01/18

68th

Oh thank god my palms are saved no more rotate the joystick games. Every Mario Party review needs an anecdote of a friendship being tested.

Rated 14/01/18

Velvet Crowe

Rated 06/02/18

76th

Compared to the first game, Mario Party 2 balances its mini-games exceptionally well aside from a few exceptions with many of them being fun to play without the board game element. The item mini-games can be overly braindead for the reward you get out of them and some of the gimmicks are annoying like in Mystery Land, but this game is a big improvement over the original.