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Mario Party 8
North American box art
Developer(s)	Hudson
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Release Date(s)                NA: May 29, 2007                JP: July 26, 2007                EU: June 22, 2007                AU: July 19, 2007
Platform(s)
Genre(s)	Party
Rating(s)
ESRB  PEGI  CERO  USK  ACB
03  01  01  02  01
Credits • Gallery • Cheats & Hints • Videos

Mario Party 8 (マリオパーティ^JP) is the tenth game in the series (eleventh in Japan) and the first to be released on the Wii.

Contents 1 Playable Characters 2 Game Modes 2.1 Party Tent 2.2 Star Battle Arena 2.3 Minigame Tent 2.4 Extras Zone 2.5 Fun Bazaar 3 Mini-Games 4 Boards 5 Recall

Playable CharactersEdit

• Mario
• Luigi
• Peach
• Yoshi
• Wario
• Daisy
• Waluigi
• Toad
• Boo
• Toadette
• Birdo
• Dry Bones
• Blooper (hidden)
• Hammer Bro (hidden)

Game ModesEdit

Party TentEdit

This Tent is the mode to party on the boards. After completing a match in this mode, you can get cards to buy items from the Fun Bazaar.

Star Battle ArenaEdit

In this single-player mode, you battle across all the stages competing against other players to win a lifetime supply of candy. When you do the stage, Bowser's Warped Orbit, you battle against one of the characters that are locked and once you beat them, they are unlocked. Finishing this mode gives you 200 Cards.

Minigame TentEdit

You can play any of the minigames you have unlocked in the party boards here. You can choose the Free Play Arcade or other games to play the minigames you unlocked, Tic-Tac Drop for example.

Extras ZoneEdit

The extras zone is where you can play minigames that you can't usually play during Mario Party 8. To unlock these minigames you have to buy them in the Fun Bazaar. Each minigame is worth 50 carnival cards. Here in the Extras zone you can play as your Mii or as one of the Mario Characters.

Fun BazaarEdit

The Fun Bazaar is the tall dark green building on the map of Mario Party 8. Before you go in you have to select a character to be (any Mario character). In the Fun Bazaar you go to the Shop, the Sound machine, The figures parade, the minigame Store, and the credits board. In the shop you can buy minigames, sounds, figures that move, and lots of other things.

Mini-GamesEdit

• Alpine Assult
• At the Chomp Wash
• Crank to Rank
• Flip the Chimp
• In the Nick of Time
• Kartastrophe
• Lava or Leave 'Em
• Mario Matrix
• Mosh-Pit Playroom
• Punch-a-Bunch
• Rudder Madness
• Scooter Persuit
• Shake It Up
• Sick and Twisted
• Speedy Graffiti
• Swing King
• Treacherous Tightrope
• Water Ski Spree
• Aim of the Game
• Attention Grabber
• Balancing Act
• Blazing Lasso
• Breakneck Building
• Bumper Balloons
• Cardiators
• Cosmic Slalom
• Eyebrawl
• Frozen Assets
• Ion Prize
• Lava Lobbers
• Lob to Rob
• Loco Motives
• Paint Misbehavin'
• Pumper Cars
• Rotation Station
• Saucer Swarm
• Settle It in Court
• Specter Inspector
• Sugar Rush
• Surf's Way Up
• Swing Kings
• Wing and a Scare
• You're the Bob-omb
• Cut from the Team
• Glacial Meltdown
• Snipe for the Picking
• Fruit Picker
• Pour to Score
• Stampede
• Superstar Showdown
• Chomping Frenzy
• Table Menace
• Trial by Tile
• Puzzle Pillars
• Flagging Rights
• Canyon Cruisers
• Moped Mayhem
• Star Carnival Bowling
• Grabbin' Gold
• Picture Perfect
• Chump Rope
• Swervin' Skies
• Thrash 'n' Crash
• Snow Way Out
• Power Trip
• Bob-ombs Away
• Gun the Runner
• Grabby Gridiron
• Winner or Dinner
• Rowed to Victory
• Lean Mean Ravine
• King of the Thrill
• Booting Gallery
• Crops 'n' Robbers

Note: There are 73 minigames, more minigames than others until its successor is released in 1 March 2012. You can also see it in List of Mario Party 8 minigames.

BoardsEdit

• DK's Treetop Temple
• Goomba's Booty Boardwalk
• King Boo's Haunted Hideaway
• Shy Guy's Perplex Express
• Koopa's Tycoon Town
• Bowser's Warped Orbit

RecallEdit

The original release for the game in the United Kingdom was June 22, 2007 and then pushed back a little later into July 13, 2007. However, this game was recalled before it's newer release in the United Kingdom. Nintendo states that it was because of an assembly error, but some people report that it was recalled because it contained the word "spastic" which is considered a highly offensive word in the United Kingdom. The same thing happened to another game called Mind Quiz: Your Brain Coach one month before for the same reason. This game was finally released on August 3, 2007 in the United Kingdom, replacing "spastic" with "erratic" instead.

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