Super Mario Party

Octo-nite8 said:
Ant-Man said:
So we're getting online right.
Cause if so this *bleep* will be wild
Yep, online play for a number of minigames. Sadly, no online for the actual party mode.
Why does nintendo hate us so much
 
Interesting that there are 20 characters, and the locked ones in the demo are Dry Bones, Pom Pom, Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. I like how the top row of characters are the good guys (I assume DK and Diddy are in the top row) while the bottom row contains the Koopa troop.

I wonder if this game is compatible with the Pro Controller, and I hope it does since both have motion controls. Would really hate to see that the game is half Joy-con only.

Thank you for reading.

EDIT: Looks like Europe is getting a Super Mario Party + Joy-con bundle, so now I am wondering if there is going to be the same for the US. I was looking to get this game, and also wanting to get a Joy-con set, but unfortunately I already ordered a Joy-con so I can't take back the order. Would have saved myself some money if the bundle discounts both game and Joy-con. Ah well...
 
Looks like they already revealed all playable characters in the game.

Sigh.
 
Well if it's a demo (as the title of the video claims) there might be more characters later, doesn't it?
 
Ant-Man said:
Octo-nite8 said:
Ant-Man said:
So we're getting online right.
Cause if so this *bleep* will be wild
Yep, online play for a number of minigames. Sadly, no online for the actual party mode.
Why does nintendo hate us so much
I'm guessing it's because it'd be hard to keep playing online with the same person for 1 hour or however long it takes. They might disconnect halfway through for whatever reason and then you would have just wasted half an hour. Though that wouldn't be a problem if it was friends only and not randoms.
 
Games like Civilization V, which last much longer than a Mario Party match, let you save your settings and resume where you left off, so it is entirely possible to include online functionality for longer games.

Hell, Fortune Street had online, lasted longer, and has a smaller playerbase than Mario Party, so there really is no excuse to leave it out. Online should have been in Mario Party since at least 8.
 
Octo-nite8 said:
Yep, online play for a number of minigames. Sadly, no online for the actual party mode.
What did online play do to Mario Party, kill its bff?
 

A new mode, River Survival is shown off, and it's entirely cooperation based, even comes with 4-player cooperation minigames that weren't seen since...like Key-pa Away from the first Mario Party, I believe?
 
always did like those co-op games.