While change is sometimes a good thing, I have not been impressed with how Nintendo have attempted to revolutionise the Mario Party series of late. In Mario Party 9 we saw the multi-route board replaced by all the characters sharing a single vehicle as they moved around a linear board, and in Mario Party 10 which has been announced at E3 2014, it seems like they will be retaining that system but also letting a fifth player (In control of the Wii U Gamepad) take control of Bowser.
Mario Party 10 is a Nintendo Wii U exclusive game, for release on an unspecified date in 2015.
Promoted features include:
- Grab the GamePad and play as Bowser for the first time in the series. In Bowser Party mini-games, one player gets to be the fire-breathing Bowser as he tries to burn, bonk or blast other players away. Up to four players use Wii Remote controllers to cooperate and survive as they confront the Bowser player, who is using the Wii U GamePad. It’s four against one, and being a party pooper has never been so much fun!
- Control Bowser in a variety of ways with the Wii U GamePad. In Bowser’s Bad Breath, for example, the Bowser player moves the GamePad around to aim and shoot fireballs at the other players while they attempt to dodge them.
- Colors and textures pop off the screen as the Mario Party series leaps into high definition for the first time.
- Enjoy new mini-games in classic Mario Party style with up to four players
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