That’s not saying Nintendo’s new “Mario Party 8” isn’t special, it’s just that it feels a little like we’ve crashed this party before. But if you’ve never played a “Mario Party ...

Developer Hudson Soft had the chance to recreate or at the very least improve the franchise by taking advantage of the Wii remote, but Mario Party 8 misuses the controller as regularly as it ...

you weren't ready?" incidents, you can now add assault with a non-deadly weapon to your list of tactics for Mario Party 8. In the highly unlikely those high-level strategies fail, you can come ...

GameCentral plays Nintendo’s latest entry in the Mario Party franchise and enjoys the game’s unusual new online modes. We’ve long been of the opinion that Mario Party does not get the credit ...

The world's most popular party video game is getting a lot crazier in Mario Party 8. Whether you're shaking up cola cans or lassoing barrels, you and your friends will be drawn into the action ...

Mario Party 8 sells 7.6 million. Publisher's profits up nearly 50% on sales of $16.2 billion as Wii sells 18.6 million, DS shifts 30 million for the 2008 fiscal year. Rockstar's crime-spree sim ...

has now arrived on the Nintendo Wii for the first time with Mario Party 8, and it brims with plenty of pick-up-and-play action. The move to the Wii could've been a great time to revamp the series ...

Perhaps we're a little ADD, but Mario Party 8's biggest flaw is that it moves entirely to slow. You'll have to read layer after layer of instructive text no matter how many time you've played.