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Super Mario Party Is Still A Thing On Switch
During Nintendo's recent direct, we saw a few new mini games, such as a dance game that required players to shake the joy-cons, and a co-op game that had players working together to race down a river and catch fish. The game also allows you to use two Switches, in a mode that we still find confusing. Character specific dice might also help you get the leg up on your friends. We also got a sneak peak at the games single player mode. Fortunately, all 80 mini-games are brand new.
Super Mario Party releases on October 5. Hopefully it's to a pity party.
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