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For detailed information about this series, see: Mario Party at Super Mario Wiki

Mario Party is a series of party games by Nintendo, and it's a sub-series of the Mario series.

20 games have been released, and are:

  • Mario Party (December 18, 1998), Nintendo 64.
  • Mario Party 2 (December 17, 1999), Nintendo 64. Re-released in 2010 for Wii Virtual Console and in 2016 for Wii U Virtual Console.
  • Mario Party 3 (December 7, 2000), Nintendo 64.
  • Mario Party 4 (October 21, 2002), GameCube.
  • Mario Party-e (February 7, 2003), Game Boy Advance e-Reader.
  • Mario Party 5 (November 10, 2003), GameCube.
  • Super Mario Fushigi no Korokoro Party (September 2004), Arcade.
  • Mario Party 6 (November 18, 2004), GameCube.
  • Mario Party Advance (January 13, 2005), Game Boy Advance. Re-released in 2014 for Wii U Virtual Console.
  • Super Mario Fushigi no Korokoro Party 2 (October 2005), Arcade.
  • Mario Party 7 (November 7, 2005), GameCube.
  • Mario Party 8 (May 29, 2007), Wii.
  • Mario Party DS (November 8, 2007), Nintendo DS.
  • Mario Party Fushigi no Korokoro Catcher (October 2009), Arcade.
  • Mario Party Whirling Carnival, Arcade.
  • Mario Party 9 (March 2, 2012), Wii.
  • Mario Party: Island Tour (November 22, 2013), Nintendo 3DS. Re-released in 2016 for Wii U Virtual Console.
  • Mario Party 10 (2015), Wii U.
  • Mario Party: Star Rush (October 7, 2016), Nintendo 3DS.
  • Mario Party: The Top 100 (November 10, 2017), Nintendo 3DS. Collecting minigames from the entire Mario Party series.

Additionally a board game based on the Slot Card Derby minigame from the first two Mario Party was released in 1999.

Links to other series

Mascot link: Miis appear in Mario Party 8.

Direction Series Date Description Type


4Arrow L Donkey Kong 19981218 December 18, 1998 Characters and places from the Donkey Kong series are featured in all Mario Party games.
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5Arrow R Paper Mario 20000811 August 11, 2000 Luigi's Diary in Paper Mario features a reference to the Mario Party series; also the Mario Party 3 minigame "Messy Memory" might be based on Paper Mario. 1
4Arrow L Super Mario 20001207 December 07, 2000 The Tick Tock Hop minigame in Mario Party 3 features the Tick Tock Clock from Super Mario 64, additionally, the Face Lift minigame in Mario Party 2 is based on Mario's face from Super Mario 64, the "Pixel Perfect" minigame in Mario Party 6 features sprites from Super Mario Bros. 3, and the minigames "Pix Fix" and "Bumper Sparks" from Mario Party 9 feature additional references to the Super Mario series. 1
4Arrow L Luigi's Mansion 20021021 October 21, 2002 Professor E. Gadd. is referenced in Mario Party 4, has a minigame in 5 and his own board in 6; he also appears in Mario Party Advance and is referenced in Mario Party 7.
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4Arrow L Mary Poppins 20031110 November 10, 2003 Mario Party 5 features a minigame called "Merry Poppings".
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4Arrow L Mario Bros. 20041118 November 18, 2004 The "Pixel Perfect" minigame in Mario Party 6 features sprites from Super Mario Bros. 3, while the minigames "Pix Fix" and "Bumper Sparks" from Mario Party 9 feature additional references to the Mario Bros. series. 2
4Arrow L Dr. Mario 20050113 January 13, 2005 The Mario Party Advance minigame "Koopa Krunch" is based on Dr. Mario. 3
4Arrow L Mario Kart 20051107 November 07, 2005 The Mario Party 7 minigames "Pogo-a-Go-Go" and "Funderwall!" feature Mushroom City from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! in the background, while the dinosaur from the Double Dash!! track Dino Dino Jungle makes an appearance in Mario Party 8. 1
4Arrow L Zelda 20051107 November 07, 2005 Mario Party 7 features a reference to The Legend of Zelda.
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4Arrow L Kirby 20070529 May 29, 2007 Mario Party 8 features a possible reference to the Kirby series.
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5Arrow R Super Smash Bros. 20080131 January 31, 2008 Super Smash Bros. Brawl features a trophy of Ballyhoo & Big Top from Mario Party 8 and the game is also referenced in Blooper's trophy; there also are 18 stickers from the Mario Party series.
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