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See How The Mario Party 8 Mini-Games That Tear Friendships Apart Are Put Together
Mario Party has a long history of making people mad at each other. It's well-earned as losing due to a stroke of luck is one of the most maddening things that can happen to someone. It may not be fitting revenge, but there's a little bit of satisfaction in watching how one of these games are put together.
Shesez is back with another Boundary Break video this, this time on Mario Party 8. Because many of the mini-games use fixed cameras, you can find lots of little curiosities by poking outside the lines. Watch the video to see what Toad is hiding in his hands, why the Chain Chomps might be mad about their housing, and how a bowling mini-game can elicit an unsettling sense of dread with its background.
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