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"Mario Party" is a groundbreaking party video game developed by Hudson Soft and published by Nintendo, released for the Nintendo 64 console in 1998. This game introduces a novel twist to traditional board game play, infused with the whimsical charm of the Mario universe. Designed to accommodate up to four players, "Mario Party" pits characters from the Mario series against one another in a virtual board game setting where the spaces on the board and the mini-games played at the end of each turn determine the winner. With 8 playable characters, including Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Yoshi, players navigate through various themed boards, each with unique pathways and surprises, attempting to collect the most stars by the end of the game.

The introduction of "Mario Party" marked a significant milestone in the genre of party games, establishing a new type of gaming experience that emphasizes multiplayer enjoyment and interaction. The game includes 50 mini-games, varying from skill-based challenges to pure luck contests, making each playthrough unpredictable and engaging. One of its most celebrated features is its ability to provoke both competitive and cooperative play among participants, making it a sociable and enjoyable experience for family and friends. Despite initial skepticism about its longevity and appeal, "Mario Party" became a commercial success and spawned a long-running series, influencing many other multiplayer games and solidifying its place as a beloved classic in video game history.

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