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Game Info
- Platform
- Game Boy Advance
- Genres
- Quiz · Card & Board
- Player Perspective
- Top-down
- Developers
- Hudson Soft
- Publishers
- Nintendo
- Release date
- January 13, 2005
Summary
Mario Party Advance turns the classic board‑game chaos into a pocket‑sized adventure on the Game Boy Advance. You pick one of four familiar faces—Mario, Luigi, Peach, or Yoshi—and drive a tiny car around a colorful board, starting with four Mushrooms that act as both lives and currency. Every three turns a mini‑game pops up; winning adds Mushrooms and coins, while losing brings you closer to the inevitable game‑over when the last Mushroom disappears.
The single‑player journey is packed with 60 unique mini‑games and a treasure trove of Professor E. Gadd’s "Gaddgets"—quirky tools like the Lip Disguise‑o‑matic, Finger X‑Ray, and Compatibility Meter that let you prank friends or test how well you match up. Coins earned in the board mode unlock these gadgets, and some can even be shared via a Game Link Cable or by assigning different buttons on the same handheld, turning the cartridge into a paper‑board party for multiple players.
Critics were split: the game’s organized solo mode and bright character sprites earned praise, but the limited multiplayer, random‑chance penalties, and repetitive mini‑games drew criticism. A 2014 Wii U Virtual Console re‑release gave a new generation a chance to experience this handheld party, quirks and all.
Storyline
In Mario Party Advance the player’s goal is to gather every minigame and the quirky “Gaddgets” that Bowser has hidden throughout Shroom City. To do this, you must finish quests handed out by the city’s various residents, each leading you closer to the scattered collectibles. The Gaddgets, a creation of Professor E. Gadd, are interactive gadgets that range from a Morse‑code generator to a love meter, adding a playful twist to the adventure.
Edited by Maya Carter
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