Mario Party 8 goes to the Star Carnival, which is run by the symbiotic duo of MC Ballyhoo. The primary mode still plays like all Mario games, move across spaces, collecting as many coins and stars as they can before they finish a set number of turns, and of course, playing minigames at the end of each round. Mario Party 8 makes generally solid use of the Wii Remote. A good number of minigames will have you holding the remote sideways in standard game pad fashion, but you'll also swing at baseballs, furiously shake a can of soda, do some tight rope walking, use a paddle to help row a boat, and more, all by gesticulating with the remote. There are also some good references to past Nintendo games couched in these minigames, such as a first-person ghost-hunting minigame that appears to take place in Luigi's mansion.

Included in this sale Mario Party 8 Game

Tower Charging Station.