@@bryanguegan4006 Well let’s be fair, bowser wasn’t made to make things fair. After all, his roulette wheel is 100% rigged. That’s why his space always signifies something bad. (Mostly)
my main problem with that game is that it cant be emulated reliably with all of the touchscreen games but it think it was my favorite aside from mario party 2
honestly it’s my favorite Mario Party. i didn’t have a lot of close friends growing up, and less friends who also liked video games. so i really liked how you could enjoy DS in single-player mode the same amount that you could enjoy any of the other games in multiplayer mode
Okay i’m glad i’m not the only one who thinks this but i feel like this comment thread is full of more die hard mario party fans like myself so we will be more quick to judge because mario party is our go to game and we know which minigames are bad. Where was heat stroke from mp5, i gotta give you credit though you did mention daft rafts and not many people agree with me on that
My brother always know which is the right string to cut, but once I beat him because his hand shaked and cut the string next to it and he said "it's the wrong one" before the springo appeared😅
My personal picks: *Mario Party 2:* *Abandon Ship (4P):* A race to the top of a sinking pirate ship. Except it's quite a broken minigame that was clearly never tested properly and it shows. Cheep Cheeps jump out at you which are pretty much impossible to avoid, and at the end for some reason you can lose speed (unless you really button mash) allowing another player to swipe in and steal the win from you. *Roll Call (4P):* Count how many Toads, Boos, or Bob-ombs are on the field. Except this can be quite a difficult task as they run around everywhere (there's a few fakes sometimes but still), essentially making it pretty much random. This is one of those minigames that I can pretty much count on losing for exactly this reason. *Archer-ival (1-vs-3):* The team of three are picture panel targets that slide around, and the solo player has to shoot at them. The NPC Toad, Boo and Baby Bowser targets (as well as fellow teammates) can easily back the three players onto a side of the target board to where they are unable to get out, giving the solo player a guaranteed step to victory. The targets also move slowly meaning the solo player is overall guaranteed to win. *Mecha-Marathon (4P):* Wind up a Mecha Fly Guy and send it as far as you can. Except the required input of mashing A and B at the same time is not intuitive meaning you're likely to lose unless you have serious two-button mashing skills. *Mario Party 3:* *Tidal Toss (1-vs-3):* The solo player stands in a boat and makes waves, which the team of three has to jump over to survive. The solo player has an extra mechanic which allows them to ground pound to make larger waves that are mostly unavoidable. Because of this the solo player is pretty much guaranteed to win unless the team of three all has uber reflexes. *M.P.I.Q. (4P):* Answer quiz questions about the game correctly 3 times to win. Except most of the questions are random and not stuff you would remember off the top of your head (such as what time you currently have in a certain minigame). If you get this one, pretty much expect to lose. *Curtain Call (4P):* Memorize the order of Goombas, Koopas, and Boos on the stage and answer the question Toad asks correctly. The questions Toad asks can tend to trip up your memory quite a bit (such as "Who was the fourth one from the right?" in a lineup of five characters). In a nutshell, more brain use than you would think is required on this one. *Stacked Deck (Battle):* Another luck-based minigame. Flip a card and hope it's right. *Game Guy minigames:* Land on a Game Guy space and you're forced to gamble all your coins and play one of these. Should you lose, all your coins will be gone and you'll have to start from scratch again. *Mario Party DS:* *Trace Cadets (4P/Duel):* Draw every shape on the grid to win. Except it's quite finicky in that it won't recognize even the most accurate of shape drawings half of the time. Your lines need to be absolutely perfect in order for the minigame to recognize the shape and count it. I eventually got this one down and didn't find it too hard after a while but seeing as this is not the only comment talking about it I had to mention it. *Power Washers (1-vs-3):* The solo player controls two hoses which the team of three must run and jump around on a plate to avoid. The solo player can easily mix up their directions at any time throwing the three players off. After the second hose comes on, it can be quite difficult for the three players to survive meaning the solo player is likely to win. *Short Fuse (Battle):* Avoid blowing up the giant Bowser bomb to win. There is some degree of skill in that players can deliberately blow on the fuse harder to ensure it's just tiny enough that their opponent gets eliminated, but otherwise it's pretty much luck.
My picks for Mario Party 8: *Cut from the team(Free-for-all)*: This is a HIGHLY luck based game in which you can almost GUARANTEE your loss. It is really unfair and I have NEVER won the game EVER. *Flip the chimp(Free-for-all)*: This game is really hard to beat even on easy mode because of the stupid motion controls. It took me an entire YEAR to be able to even win a SINGLE game! I struggle with it to this day! *Ion the champion(1v1)* I chose this because of its chaos. It is IMPOSSIBLE to get 100% perfect and hard to win. Especially During the last five seconds. My picks for Mario Party 9: Now, this is one of the easier ones of the series, but there is 1 minigame that is difficult for me: *That rock climbing game that I forgot the name of(free-for-all)* I like to speedrun this and I always fumble the controls. That is it. I have no more guesses.
Another rage inducing random game from Mario Party 5 is the duel game ‘Get A Rope’. Ah, yes. The computer won my star because it... picked a rope correctly. Got it. FABULOUS.
I always lost Flip the Chimp from 8 to even the easier computer players because the motion controls on that particular minigame were so finicky, it was so frustrating
Big disagree from me, I can get a perfect score on that game every time. Y'all are just shaking the remote too much/hard/fast. Just look above the side your chimp is on and do a small flick of the wrist if you see even a pixel above your chimp. It's more likely to end in a tie in my house from everyone aceing it, than to lose. I promise you, try it again and just shake lightly and focus hard, you will find it isn't as impossible as everyone thinks at first.
Yeah, I don't get how pretty much all youtubers haven't collectively realized that this game is a free win for the team of 3. All you have to do is spam jumps and you're pretty much unable to lose. Does it totally go against the point of the game? Yes. Is it allowed? Also yes. Should the developers not have allowed jumps at all? Also probably yes. But as it is, it's a free win
The 8 player hot potato game must have been their attempt to stop people from hanging onto the bob-omb until the last second. It was just executed poorly
Copycat: Shock Drop or Roll, which is specifically hard for the team of three. That's because the solo player is in control of a giant turbine, and all they have to do is to mix the speeds effectively, knocking the other team off. ZoomZike: Sadly this minigame is not in the solo player's favour if any of the three player's knows this trick. The trick is to stay in the air as much as possible, so you aren't effected by the turbine nearly as much.
For Shock Drop and Roll, as the Runaway Guys showed us, all you have to do is spam jump in place and you as the three people win every time. Also, for Mario Party 3, I'd will 100% put The Beat Goes On over Messy Memory.
I'd have to disagree with your assessment involving shock, drop, and roll. I never win as the 1 against humans, because all my friends do is jump constantly.
Yep, shock drop n roll is a game weighted for the three players, and honeycomb havoc is not a luck based game, it is math based, and messy memory is a draw game where everyone in the room gets all 10 points. He did not grow up on the 64 clearly, and you can tell because he says mario party is less competitive than kart. The 64 parties were always punchfests when i was growing up.
I’m surprised Bash n’ Cash isn’t mentioned for Mario Party 1. If you want to see unfairness for the solo player, Bash n’ Cash is the most scary for any solo player. Being held tight in a circular arena as a massive bowser avoiding being beaten into bankruptcy by the trio’s mallets has been one of the most scariest of things. The only way of defense you have other than running is a jump, which has a cooldown after being used. This minigame can legit bring your coin count from 100 to 0. And by the way, a well timed mallet swing can hit you while in the middle of jumping or landing.
Oh and not to mention, the trio aren’t even working together in this minigame. It’s a first come first serve as to whoever can catch the coin bags bouncing around before someone else does. If you don’t catch any coin bags before your teammates, then it sucks to be you. No coins for you. This game is basically a free-for-all in disguise with the solo player being the most unfortunate. Also here’s the the best part, if the solo player outsmarts and outmaneuvers the trio, they receive *absolutely nothing* from it. The only reward they get is that they don’t lose their coins. Just imagine, having to use up a whole turn to get no reward for winning the minigame other than your coins aren’t being taken. Now that’s purely unfair.
0:59 Mario Party - Platform Peril (difficult) Pipe Maze (Luck) 2:09 Mario Party 2 Honeycomb Havok (Luck & Skill) Bowsers Big Blast (Luck) A Day at The Races (Luck) Sneak and Snore Shock drop 4:30 Mario Party 3 Messy Memory (Challenging) Merry Go Chomp (Luck) End of the links (Choose wisely) Boulder ball (3 vs 1) 6:05 Mario Party 4 Booksquirm (fun and challenging) Hide and Go Boom 💥 Chain Chomp Fever (tough) 7:18 Mario Party 5 Vicious Vending (random) Random ride (random) Squared away (team of 3 easier) 8:33 Mario Party 6 Draft Rafts (difficult) Pitfall (duel) 9:42 Mario Party Advance Shell Stack 10:31 Mario Party 7 Take me Ohm Bomb-Bombic Plague La Bomba 11:40 Mario Party 8 12:40 Mario Party DS
Here's a tip on how to win Messy Memory: If you relate the objects to an auditory cue, you'll remember it better. I know this because in a show I used to watch called Brain Games, they had a game that's very similar in idea to it.
@@AlbertBoris But if Cheep Cheep Chance, which is exactly the same premise, just with a different skin on a different game, is on here, then why exclude, or just not mention, all the other games with the same premise?
I'm surprised you missed all four of the most unfair 1 vs. 3 games: Big Top Drop and Curvy Curbs from MP5 and Ray of Fright and Crate & Peril from MP6.
For the shock, drop and roll one some people have figured out for the 3 man team is if you constantly jump at the top of the roller you can mitigate a lot of the player one's influence and you have enough time in the jump animation to react to the changes so just jump a lot on that game.
I never really had issues with it. I can pretty reliably win on either side. It's a bit unbalanced, as the single player wins more often, but nowhere near as bad as some of the other 1v3 games in MP5 (looking at you, Curvy Curbs, Quilt for Speed, and Mario Mechs).
@@elijahpadilla5083 correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't quilt for speed the one where you choose which direction you make the mech move? If so, it's only a matter of communication
@@truegamer2097 The problem is more that there's lag on the three players' mech starting to move, so even if both teams played perfectly, the single player would basically always win because they get to move around easier.
I love how everyone else's opinions are completely different from this list lol. If I made a list like this, it would be filled with mostly luck based mini games... but there's also the rocket launch one from 9 and the tug of war one from super.
You forgot Roll Call, Bob-omb Barrage, Coconut Conk, Blame it on the Crane, Big Top Drop, Curvy Curbs, Beam Team, Ray of Fright, Conveyor Bolt, Spray Anything, Battery Ram, Cut from the Team, Trace Cadets and Smash and Crab.
I actually found Blame it on the crane one of the more balanced 1 v 3 games in MP4. The 1 v 3 minigames in that game are trash, which is sad because I find the game has the best overall minigames in the franchise. Blame it on the crane is one of the better ones for me though for 1 v 3, compared to candlelight flight (horrible controls), makin waves (weighted heavily towards the one), gooooaaaaal (bad controls for the 3), fish n drips (most lopsided game) and hide and go boom (practically luck based). Tree stomp is ok but weighted towards the 3, money belts is ok (weighted toward the 1, and I am not a fan of cash games), Hop or pop is my favorite because it controls well for both sides, and at least for me feels pretty balanced and rewards skill. Blame it on the crane is some where between 2nd and 4th favorite
Disagree with Boulder Ball in MP3. It’s very easy for the 3 players. If you run behind a player that got hit, it will prevent them from moving back. Once you get halfway up, it’s all but a guaranteed victory. Credit to ZoomZike for this tip btw.
I found impossible to win the swimming mini-game in Mario Party Advance. You have to reboost the little fish's motivation. An other one on Mario Party 3 a 2 vs 2 one player must to pump and one player must to spray water. I never won this mini-game.
my memory on mario party DS can be a bit unclear at times, but i think that was a button mashing minigame. the CPU can always button mash faster than physically possible for the player if they want to
Whenever I'd just get to trash shoot I'd just press a and drop in the ground because it was rng. Also have you ever thought on doing a video just on Mario party ds minigames?
While I didn’t grow up with the older Mario Party games, I played Mario Party 8 a lot as a kid and from my experience “Flip the Chimp!” is the hardest and most unfair.
Shock, Drop and Roll is winnable if you are the group of 3. In fact, if you play close to perfectly, the "1" can't do anything about it. I'd say it's one of the best balanced 1v3 minigames for this reason.
@@beta511ee4 Okay, let me explain. With low skill level on both sides, it's easier for the 1 to win, and with high skill level, it becomes easier for the 3. However. It's true that if the 3 does absolutely perfectly, they win. But what "perfect" means largely also depends on the "1", he/she can make the difficulty really high for the 3 if he/she makes hard patterns and tricks. So the 3 has a slight edge, and if both sides play perfectly, the 3 always wins, but it's generally easier to play for the 1. In my experience we have around 50% win rate, which is rare in a 1v3 game in Mario Party. This is why I said it's one of the most balanced.
The pipe maze minigame from Mario Party 1 isn't even luck based. It's unfair because if you're good at pathing and you're the 1, you basically choose to win. Otherwise you're at the mercy of the 1.
@@nekonomicon2983 that is true. However, once you train yourself to be able to follow the web fast enough, it's only a game of chance/manipulation afterwards.
I see the trend... 1 v 3 minigames are constantly unbalanced Also, you didn't mention that the Star Rush minigame Shooting Stars sometime just decides to give a player like 40 auto balls and it is hilariously unfair lol
The most difficult mini game for me, I will forever remember having been in Mario Party 1. It was that minigame where you have to fish coins and treasure chests from the ocean, which were moving. I remember it so vividly because it was in Minigame Island. I think you had to get more coins than any other player and I just couldn't get the game right... it was so hard to aim right and even when I managed to aim, to get the coin or treasure chest to your character, you had to rotate the analog stick! That was impossible to do fast enough with three NPCs set on hard without using your palm, so I played this minigame so much that I burned my palm... just because of the dumb rotating. I know why they got rid of the rotating starting Mario Party 2, my palm probably wasn't the only one getting hurt because of a stupid hard minigame that used that feature.
@@cryinglightningxoxo It is soooo hard! I never want to do it again. I can't even, because my copy of Mario Party isn't in my possession anymore, but still... The AIs are far too good and that minigame is surprisingly hard to master.
Have you never played the jump rope minigame in Mario Party 8? All you have to do at the solo player is spin the remote as fast as you can and you win!
I loved 10 to win!!!! You could follow the high value cards by keeping your eyes on them when they move around. This was not random! Love your videos btw
the HARDEST one for Super Mario Party is definitely the stupid tennis one, the 1 player has the biggest racket and the 3 others have such small ones, i’ve never won on the team of 3
I’m surprised for SMP section, he didn’t even at least mention the name of Drop Quiz. This is almost an guarantee easy win for solo player as it’s hard to keep track of fast toads and koopas that are holding fruits and memorize it. To add insult to injury, the questions get harder so you have to pretty lucky to get all questions right.
I’d also like to mention Lost in the Shuffle as well, as it can be quite unfair as you either have to have really good eyes to pay attention or just be plain lucky to guess which dolls have more than rest of others after really fast of 5 seconds swapping. Air to a Fortune is also hard if with more than 2 human players because you never going to know if they’d choose same cloud as you would and any bumps into other players mean no coins.
Mario Party 1: Platform Peril, Pipe Maze Mario Party 2: Honeycomb Havoc, Bowser's Big Blast, Day at the Races, Sneak and Snore, Shock, Drop, and Roll Mario Party 3: Messy Memory, Merry Go Chomp, End of The Line, Boulder Ball Mario Party 4: Booksquirm, Hide And Go Boom!, Chain Chomp Fever Mario Party 5: Vicious Vending, Random Ride, Squared Away Mario Party 6: Draft Rafts, Pitfall, Surge And Destroy Mario Party Advance: She'll Stack Mario Party 7: Take Me Ohm, Bob-ombic Plague, La Bomba Mario Party 8: Sick And Twisted, Power Trip Mario Party DS: Trash Landing, Cheep Cheep Chance Mario Party 9: Pinball Fall, 10 To Win, Mecha Choice, Block And Roll Mario Party Island Tour: Buzz A Fuzzy, Garden Of Eatin', Slip Knot Mario Party 10: Bob-omb Combo, Spring Fling Mario Party Star Rush: Shooting Stars, Greedy Eats Super Mario Party: Stake Your Claim, Drop Shot
I forget the name, but there is a free for all game on Mario Party DS where you spin on the touch screen to throw a cherry. You can almost never beat the computer, even when they are on easy. Same with the one where you slide down the rail on a leaf
World 7 in Mini-Game Coaster in Mario Party 2 is hard, and Abandon Ship is hard to pull off a win. Shock, Drop or Roll is easy in my opinion as the team of three when you can just keep jumping on the cyclinder through the mini-game. The solo part of that game is difficult though. Each of us have our own opinions of our own experiences playing these mini-games through the series and while a mini-game or two is hard for one person or more, it can be easy for others.
Yeah, why isn’t Slot Car Derby on here? The computers never mess up, even on the easiest difficulty. It’s complete bullshit. I only managed to win this year and I’ve owned the game for *14 years.*
What about the minigames in Mario Party 1 that required you to rotate the analog stick quickly? Either you have more control and damage your hand or you have less control and use your thumb.
Chump Rope. I survived Power Trip, but never Chump Rope. This game is *HEAVILLY* advantageous towards the solo player. Not only you can make speeds insanely high for the three players to struggle to keep on with, but you can mix up the speeds to trick them. For the three player advantage, Gun the Runner is easy for the three players, and it requires the solo player to try to trick the three players, while also complying to the time limit.
I don't feel like including luck based games as they are more frustrating than hard. And if there wasn't a "hardest" standout I skipped it. Anyway... MP1: Pipe maze and the claw machine game vs. computers (yes pipe maze is part luck but someone does get a "skill" chance... it's near impossible to track the path tho) MP2: Sneak and Snore, and Shock drop and roll MP3: Boulder Ball as team of 3, and Hand, Line and Sinker as solo player (found that hard to control) MP5: I always found Chomp Romp hard when I was younger. Also Big Top Drop. MP7: the multiplayer Bowser games and Battery Ram MP8: Flip the Chimp (uuggh controls), and Sick and Twisted (we had a lot of near misses where it looked like we should've made the platform) MPAdvance ... I found a lot of these hard when I was younger and it took me a while to master. But I remember Switch Way prob taking the longest MPDS: Trace Cadets (feels like it often didn't read the traces properly) Super MP: Tow the Line MP Superstars: Sneak and Snore (again)
Honestly, once you play that game enough it gets a lot easier. There was a stretch of a year or two where I played Mario Party 7 non-stop with my sister and brother-in-law, and we ended up being forced to get skilled in the multiplayer bowser minigames, as losing coins or even a star could completely kill your game. With enough practice MOST minigames become second-nature.
@@TheCOOKIECHEESEMAN oh no doubt! I once sat there for hours trying to master the mini game and eventually got it, and now I can do it like a pro but imo it was definitely the hardest one of the game
In Shock Drop or Roll, you can win easily as one of the 3 by constantly jumping. You're not affected when you're jumping and you can jump immediately as you land. It takes pacing, but I've won it every time that way, including on the Mini-game Coaster.
Wait- For a Mario Party 5 minigame, of all the 1-vs-3 games that exist... Squared Away over stuff like Heat Stroke and Curvy Curbs?? Interesting I guess
14:18 In the beginning you can remember where are the high ones and look where they will be moved, it's hard to do, but I was able to do so with one card at the beginning
Video idea: hardest mini games in every Mario Party game 2 Skateboard Scamper is one of the hardest mini games in both Mario Party 1 and Mario Party 2. Skateboard Scamper is hard to win because of the thwomps slowing you down or knocking you into the lava eliminating you. Skateboard Scamper is especially hard in Mario Party 2 due to all of the jumps slowing you down. Mecha Marathon is an unfair mini game in Mario Party 2. The ai fly guy flies further than the human player fly guy. Toughest 1 vs 3 mini game in Mario Party 1 is Piranha Pursuit. It is especially tough if you are in the 3 player team on the cloud. The ai always beats the piranha plant and times his jumps. Bash n Cash is especially tough if you are the solo player. Crane Game is almost impossible to win in Mario Party 2 if you are in the 3 player team. The player has an advantage by picking up the clocks adding to the timer making it a lot easier for the 3 player team to lose the mini game.
You know what's harder than Surge and Destroy from Mario Party 6 that I think should have been on your list? Ray of Fright. Lol I haven't see like ANYONE win that Minigame as the team of 3. It's that hard!
Well Mario party should have categories to its minigames such as: *Luck-based/Guessing and *Strategy Anyway future mario party games should have many playable characters (Mario, Luigi, Peach, Wario and Waluigi are obvious) the other character being: *Koopa *Dry Bones *Pom Pom *Boom Boom *Monty mole * Boo (depending on minigames) * Birdo *shy guy *Bros (hammer, fire, ice and boomerang) * Koopanings
Dunno if anyone would count it as a minigame. But the one where you have to cycle to get a light on to defeat the boo. I remember never being able to win it due to how fast you had to rotate the stick.
Often I don’t think it’s about how fast you rotate the stick but more about stamina. If your character suddenly slows that means either it’s not rotated right or you’ve slowed down.
I’m sorry but the stupidest mini game in 1 was the crane game, impossible for humans and the ai just always gets 1/3 of your coins
He forgot bowser minigames with Tug o War and Bash n Cash and Grab Bag too..
@@bryanguegan4006 actually the bowser one is called Bash n Bash
the N64 Controller sucks too
I swear the crane person has an advantage in that minigame.
@@bryanguegan4006
Well let’s be fair, bowser wasn’t made to make things fair. After all, his roulette wheel is 100% rigged.
That’s why his space always signifies something bad. (Mostly)
“Platform pearl”
That's not hard or unfair at all.
Ghost guess. That's all I'm going to say. I know it's one player but fuck that minigame
@@adomomcjinkies4787 I agree. Even the CPU kept losing.
@@adomomcjinkies4787 it's hard but not impossible, I really hate the limbo one
Skateboard scamper is way harder than platform peril
I instantly liked when you acknowledged the existance of Mario Party DS.
my main problem with that game is that it cant be emulated reliably with all of the touchscreen games but it think it was my favorite aside from mario party 2
Where’s the top 100????
honestly it’s my favorite Mario Party. i didn’t have a lot of close friends growing up, and less friends who also liked video games. so i really liked how you could enjoy DS in single-player mode the same amount that you could enjoy any of the other games in multiplayer mode
@@christmemea same
Same here
Someone hasn’t seen ZoomZike’s Identifying Luck: Mario Party series
I was thinking the same thing! Mainly the Shock, Drop and Roll pick since the three can just jump and the one cannot win that one against humans
Can you send the link?
When i saw your comment i saw the video you talked about, also@@jackn.1120 the link is th-cam.com/video/nceU5D-E_PQ/w-d-xo.html
each episode is like 3 hours long tho
@@moof4427 so
Something tells me this was kind of half-assed. The multiple misnamings of minigames helps back this up.
Okay i’m glad i’m not the only one who thinks this but i feel like this comment thread is full of more die hard mario party fans like myself so we will be more quick to judge because mario party is our go to game and we know which minigames are bad. Where was heat stroke from mp5, i gotta give you credit though you did mention daft rafts and not many people agree with me on that
@@silviosprite8696 people can have different opinions about what's hard.
I don't think this video was half ass he is doing his best to entertain us with awesome content
What about that scissor game in mario party 8 that was completely random???
OMG I REMEMBER tHAT ONE IT WAS INFURIATING I HATED PLAYING IT
My brother always know which is the right string to cut, but once I beat him because his hand shaked and cut the string next to it and he said "it's the wrong one" before the springo appeared😅
I know right
what about the one where you have catch cheep cheep in a small pool
Copycat doesn't need to name EVERY luck minigame.
My personal picks:
*Mario Party 2:*
*Abandon Ship (4P):* A race to the top of a sinking pirate ship. Except it's quite a broken minigame that was clearly never tested properly and it shows. Cheep Cheeps jump out at you which are pretty much impossible to avoid, and at the end for some reason you can lose speed (unless you really button mash) allowing another player to swipe in and steal the win from you.
*Roll Call (4P):* Count how many Toads, Boos, or Bob-ombs are on the field. Except this can be quite a difficult task as they run around everywhere (there's a few fakes sometimes but still), essentially making it pretty much random. This is one of those minigames that I can pretty much count on losing for exactly this reason.
*Archer-ival (1-vs-3):* The team of three are picture panel targets that slide around, and the solo player has to shoot at them. The NPC Toad, Boo and Baby Bowser targets (as well as fellow teammates) can easily back the three players onto a side of the target board to where they are unable to get out, giving the solo player a guaranteed step to victory. The targets also move slowly meaning the solo player is overall guaranteed to win.
*Mecha-Marathon (4P):* Wind up a Mecha Fly Guy and send it as far as you can. Except the required input of mashing A and B at the same time is not intuitive meaning you're likely to lose unless you have serious two-button mashing skills.
*Mario Party 3:*
*Tidal Toss (1-vs-3):* The solo player stands in a boat and makes waves, which the team of three has to jump over to survive. The solo player has an extra mechanic which allows them to ground pound to make larger waves that are mostly unavoidable. Because of this the solo player is pretty much guaranteed to win unless the team of three all has uber reflexes.
*M.P.I.Q. (4P):* Answer quiz questions about the game correctly 3 times to win. Except most of the questions are random and not stuff you would remember off the top of your head (such as what time you currently have in a certain minigame). If you get this one, pretty much expect to lose.
*Curtain Call (4P):* Memorize the order of Goombas, Koopas, and Boos on the stage and answer the question Toad asks correctly. The questions Toad asks can tend to trip up your memory quite a bit (such as "Who was the fourth one from the right?" in a lineup of five characters). In a nutshell, more brain use than you would think is required on this one.
*Stacked Deck (Battle):* Another luck-based minigame. Flip a card and hope it's right.
*Game Guy minigames:* Land on a Game Guy space and you're forced to gamble all your coins and play one of these. Should you lose, all your coins will be gone and you'll have to start from scratch again.
*Mario Party DS:*
*Trace Cadets (4P/Duel):* Draw every shape on the grid to win. Except it's quite finicky in that it won't recognize even the most accurate of shape drawings half of the time. Your lines need to be absolutely perfect in order for the minigame to recognize the shape and count it. I eventually got this one down and didn't find it too hard after a while but seeing as this is not the only comment talking about it I had to mention it.
*Power Washers (1-vs-3):* The solo player controls two hoses which the team of three must run and jump around on a plate to avoid. The solo player can easily mix up their directions at any time throwing the three players off. After the second hose comes on, it can be quite difficult for the three players to survive meaning the solo player is likely to win.
*Short Fuse (Battle):* Avoid blowing up the giant Bowser bomb to win. There is some degree of skill in that players can deliberately blow on the fuse harder to ensure it's just tiny enough that their opponent gets eliminated, but otherwise it's pretty much luck.
My picks for Mario Party 8:
*Cut from the team(Free-for-all)*: This is a HIGHLY luck based game in which you can almost GUARANTEE your loss. It is really unfair and I have NEVER won the game EVER.
*Flip the chimp(Free-for-all)*: This game is really hard to beat even on easy mode because of the stupid motion controls. It took me an entire YEAR to be able to even win a SINGLE game! I struggle with it to this day!
*Ion the champion(1v1)* I chose this because of its chaos. It is IMPOSSIBLE to get 100% perfect and hard to win. Especially During the last five seconds.
My picks for Mario Party 9:
Now, this is one of the easier ones of the series, but there is 1 minigame that is difficult for me:
*That rock climbing game that I forgot the name of(free-for-all)* I like to speedrun this and I always fumble the controls.
That is it. I have no more guesses.
I’d rather see the actual hardest minigames in each game than every random minigame in each game
Another rage inducing random game from Mario Party 5 is the duel game ‘Get A Rope’. Ah, yes. The computer won my star because it... picked a rope correctly. Got it. FABULOUS.
Cut from the team is similar
only its from mp8
Bowser's big blast was the hot shit tho. 10/10 would blow up again.
I always lost Flip the Chimp from 8 to even the easier computer players because the motion controls on that particular minigame were so finicky, it was so frustrating
Yes I've been looking for this comment! Flip the chimp has awful controls and I always dread playing it.
YES
Big disagree from me, I can get a perfect score on that game every time. Y'all are just shaking the remote too much/hard/fast. Just look above the side your chimp is on and do a small flick of the wrist if you see even a pixel above your chimp.
It's more likely to end in a tie in my house from everyone aceing it, than to lose.
I promise you, try it again and just shake lightly and focus hard, you will find it isn't as impossible as everyone thinks at first.
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Copycat: Shock Drop and Roll is really hard
Me: Yeah, the 1 player has it so roug-
Copycat: Specifically hard when on the team of 3
Me: wat
Yeah, I don't get how pretty much all youtubers haven't collectively realized that this game is a free win for the team of 3.
All you have to do is spam jumps and you're pretty much unable to lose.
Does it totally go against the point of the game? Yes. Is it allowed? Also yes. Should the developers not have allowed jumps at all? Also probably yes.
But as it is, it's a free win
@@nicocchi Exactly
SAME I was like... Uhh I remember always winning on the 3 team side from jumping
Ya man if you just jump as the 3 you win every time lol
@@nicocchi you don't even have to jump at all. All my friends and I have always just ran against the wheel and never lost haha
The 8 player hot potato game must have been their attempt to stop people from hanging onto the bob-omb until the last second. It was just executed poorly
I swear, all these minigames have such weird names. References to pandemics, Biblical iconography, and well-known horror media.
What are some minigames that reference to pandemics?
Hearing the words "Slip Knot" in a Mario game wasn't something i thought would or could ever happen
Copycat: Shock Drop or Roll, which is specifically hard for the team of three. That's because the solo player is in control of a giant turbine, and all they have to do is to mix the speeds effectively, knocking the other team off.
ZoomZike: Sadly this minigame is not in the solo player's favour if any of the three player's knows this trick. The trick is to stay in the air as much as possible, so you aren't effected by the turbine nearly as much.
For Shock Drop and Roll, as the Runaway Guys showed us, all you have to do is spam jump in place and you as the three people win every time. Also, for Mario Party 3, I'd will 100% put The Beat Goes On over Messy Memory.
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@@espurrseyes42 And on
@@user-rg5mz2ye3s
And on
I'd have to disagree with your assessment involving shock, drop, and roll. I never win as the 1 against humans, because all my friends do is jump constantly.
Yep, shock drop n roll is a game weighted for the three players, and honeycomb havoc is not a luck based game, it is math based, and messy memory is a draw game where everyone in the room gets all 10 points. He did not grow up on the 64 clearly, and you can tell because he says mario party is less competitive than kart. The 64 parties were always punchfests when i was growing up.
Idk how. Sounds easier. Does jumping have faster movement than running?
@@Buster_Scruggs honeycomb technically is kinda luck based since sometimes its based on if your friends want you to lose or not
It's extremely difficult to win Bowser Party as not Bowser in Mario Party 10.
I’m surprised Bash n’ Cash isn’t mentioned for Mario Party 1.
If you want to see unfairness for the solo player, Bash n’ Cash is the most scary for any solo player.
Being held tight in a circular arena as a massive bowser avoiding being beaten into bankruptcy by the trio’s mallets has been one of the most scariest of things. The only way of defense you have other than running is a jump, which has a cooldown after being used.
This minigame can legit bring your coin count from 100 to 0.
And by the way, a well timed mallet swing can hit you while in the middle of jumping or landing.
Oh and not to mention, the trio aren’t even working together in this minigame.
It’s a first come first serve as to whoever can catch the coin bags bouncing around before someone else does. If you don’t catch any coin bags before your teammates, then it sucks to be you. No coins for you. This game is basically a free-for-all in disguise with the solo player being the most unfortunate.
Also here’s the the best part, if the solo player outsmarts and outmaneuvers the trio, they receive *absolutely nothing* from it. The only reward they get is that they don’t lose their coins.
Just imagine, having to use up a whole turn to get no reward for winning the minigame other than your coins aren’t being taken. Now that’s purely unfair.
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Computers never die in that minigame
0:59 Mario Party - Platform Peril (difficult) Pipe Maze (Luck)
2:09 Mario Party 2
Honeycomb Havok (Luck & Skill)
Bowsers Big Blast (Luck)
A Day at The Races (Luck)
Sneak and Snore
Shock drop
4:30 Mario Party 3
Messy Memory (Challenging)
Merry Go Chomp (Luck)
End of the links (Choose wisely)
Boulder ball (3 vs 1)
6:05 Mario Party 4
Booksquirm (fun and challenging)
Hide and Go Boom 💥
Chain Chomp Fever (tough)
7:18 Mario Party 5
Vicious Vending (random)
Random ride (random)
Squared away (team of 3 easier)
8:33 Mario Party 6
Draft Rafts (difficult)
Pitfall (duel)
9:42 Mario Party Advance
Shell Stack
10:31 Mario Party 7
Take me Ohm
Bomb-Bombic Plague
La Bomba
11:40 Mario Party 8
12:40 Mario Party DS
Here's a tip on how to win Messy Memory:
If you relate the objects to an auditory cue, you'll remember it better. I know this because in a show I used to watch called Brain Games, they had a game that's very similar in idea to it.
For bowsers big blast, theres a technique as simple as three words: “Always go green”
Ehh, I would bet, because last time I picked green, I got exploded.
Bruh, winning as the three in shock drop and roll is more than just easy, it's almost guaranteed if you're even halfway decent.
Could you elaborate your strategy? Not calling you out, genuinely curious how you do it.
@@crummymonk4917 I can do it by just reacting, but the best way is to just jump and adjust your midair position slightly
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. It's actually more unfair for the one player because of the time it takes for the roller to react
I'm surprised they Cut From the Team from 8 wasn't mentioned. It's completely luck based.
But that doesn't translate to unfair
@@AlbertBoris Of course it does. If your skill doesn't matter and the winner is picked simply by sheer luck, I'd call that unfair.
@@silvershamrocknovelties5723 Except it's unfair to everyone..., which is another way of saying it isn't unfair
@@AlbertBoris But if Cheep Cheep Chance, which is exactly the same premise, just with a different skin on a different game, is on here, then why exclude, or just not mention, all the other games with the same premise?
@@14akamaru I can't answer that. You have to ask the creator of the video that. To me personally, all RNG minigames are equally fair
I wish there was A super smash bros party including miis MINIGAMES AND ACTUALL SMASH CHARACTERS
Is Smash Tour a joke to you?
Sadly that is an unlikely pipe dream
@@MrGOOMBAGUY we dont talk about smash tour
@@MrGOOMBAGUY yes, smash tour is a joke
@@kingbill8155 I actually liked smash tour, do people hate it?
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No. It's hard for the ONE player because the team of 3 can just jump spam to avoid falling off.
Anything to say about this video?
I'm surprised you missed all four of the most unfair 1 vs. 3 games: Big Top Drop and Curvy Curbs from MP5 and Ray of Fright and Crate & Peril from MP6.
For the shock, drop and roll one some people have figured out for the 3 man team is if you constantly jump at the top of the roller you can mitigate a lot of the player one's influence and you have enough time in the jump animation to react to the changes so just jump a lot on that game.
Heat stroke. How isn’t anyone talking about fecking heat stroke
I never really had issues with it. I can pretty reliably win on either side. It's a bit unbalanced, as the single player wins more often, but nowhere near as bad as some of the other 1v3 games in MP5 (looking at you, Curvy Curbs, Quilt for Speed, and Mario Mechs).
@@elijahpadilla5083 correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't quilt for speed the one where you choose which direction you make the mech move? If so, it's only a matter of communication
@@truegamer2097 The problem is more that there's lag on the three players' mech starting to move, so even if both teams played perfectly, the single player would basically always win because they get to move around easier.
@@elijahpadilla5083 that makes sense now that I think about it. I did sort of notice it before. TAS would be definitive proof, but you might be right.
I love how everyone else's opinions are completely different from this list lol. If I made a list like this, it would be filled with mostly luck based mini games... but there's also the rocket launch one from 9 and the tug of war one from super.
Mashing on joy cons. Do I need to say more
Yay! Another upload!
The drumming 1 v 3 in Mario Party 10 is literally impossible to lose as the controller
You forgot Roll Call, Bob-omb Barrage, Coconut Conk, Blame it on the Crane, Big Top Drop, Curvy Curbs, Beam Team, Ray of Fright, Conveyor Bolt, Spray Anything, Battery Ram, Cut from the Team, Trace Cadets and Smash and Crab.
I actually found Blame it on the crane one of the more balanced 1 v 3 games in MP4. The 1 v 3 minigames in that game are trash, which is sad because I find the game has the best overall minigames in the franchise. Blame it on the crane is one of the better ones for me though for 1 v 3, compared to candlelight flight (horrible controls), makin waves (weighted heavily towards the one), gooooaaaaal (bad controls for the 3), fish n drips (most lopsided game) and hide and go boom (practically luck based). Tree stomp is ok but weighted towards the 3, money belts is ok (weighted toward the 1, and I am not a fan of cash games), Hop or pop is my favorite because it controls well for both sides, and at least for me feels pretty balanced and rewards skill. Blame it on the crane is some where between 2nd and 4th favorite
@@brettdeluca6253 I see what you mean. Some of the 1 v 3 minigames in Mario Party 4 can be unfair at times.
And flip the chimp
@@Akikai.2 Oh yeah, that too. I didn't like that minigame that much.
there was this mario party 8 minigame called "cut from the team" that was completely luck-based and used to give me so much anxiety while playing it
Disagree with Boulder Ball in MP3. It’s very easy for the 3 players. If you run behind a player that got hit, it will prevent them from moving back. Once you get halfway up, it’s all but a guaranteed victory. Credit to ZoomZike for this tip btw.
I found impossible to win the swimming mini-game in Mario Party Advance. You have to reboost the little fish's motivation. An other one on Mario Party 3 a 2 vs 2 one player must to pump and one player must to spray water. I never won this mini-game.
Cut from the team(mp8) Is 1000000000% worthy of being on this list.
I hated Get the Led Out from Mario Party DS I could never beat the expert bots
my memory on mario party DS can be a bit unclear at times, but i think that was a button mashing minigame. the CPU can always button mash faster than physically possible for the player if they want to
I could never beat the story mode minigame with the piranha plant, even after I figured out what I was supposed to do...
Button mashing against expert computers is like trying to beat a robot’s reaction time. It’s near impossible.
Feels nice to be early for the video repost!!
Whenever I'd just get to trash shoot I'd just press a and drop in the ground because it was rng.
Also have you ever thought on doing a video just on Mario party ds minigames?
While I didn’t grow up with the older Mario Party games, I played Mario Party 8 a lot as a kid and from my experience “Flip the Chimp!” is the hardest and most unfair.
1:08 technically it was released in December 18, 1998 but only in Japan. It was later released in North America on February 8, 1999
Shock, Drop and Roll is winnable if you are the group of 3. In fact, if you play close to perfectly, the "1" can't do anything about it. I'd say it's one of the best balanced 1v3 minigames for this reason.
Best? Wouldn’t that make it one of the worst?
@@beta511ee4 Okay, let me explain. With low skill level on both sides, it's easier for the 1 to win, and with high skill level, it becomes easier for the 3.
However. It's true that if the 3 does absolutely perfectly, they win. But what "perfect" means largely also depends on the "1", he/she can make the difficulty really high for the 3 if he/she makes hard patterns and tricks.
So the 3 has a slight edge, and if both sides play perfectly, the 3 always wins, but it's generally easier to play for the 1.
In my experience we have around 50% win rate, which is rare in a 1v3 game in Mario Party. This is why I said it's one of the most balanced.
@@19Szabolcs91 Any possible counterplay?
I'm disappointed rotisserie rampage from Ds wasn't even mentioned. It's literally a remake of shock, drop, and roll!
Whenever I played Shock Drop and Roll with my friends, they'd usually win as the team of three no matter what I did as the one.
The pipe maze minigame from Mario Party 1 isn't even luck based. It's unfair because if you're good at pathing and you're the 1, you basically choose to win. Otherwise you're at the mercy of the 1.
It is pretty fast so the 1 player has to have some really good eyes
@@nekonomicon2983 that is true. However, once you train yourself to be able to follow the web fast enough, it's only a game of chance/manipulation afterwards.
Bowser's Big Blast is just so stressful and makes me anxious for no reason.
i just noticed that mario party is full of puns lol
I see the trend... 1 v 3 minigames are constantly unbalanced
Also, you didn't mention that the Star Rush minigame Shooting Stars sometime just decides to give a player like 40 auto balls and it is hilariously unfair lol
The most difficult mini game for me, I will forever remember having been in Mario Party 1. It was that minigame where you have to fish coins and treasure chests from the ocean, which were moving. I remember it so vividly because it was in Minigame Island.
I think you had to get more coins than any other player and I just couldn't get the game right... it was so hard to aim right and even when I managed to aim, to get the coin or treasure chest to your character, you had to rotate the analog stick!
That was impossible to do fast enough with three NPCs set on hard without using your palm, so I played this minigame so much that I burned my palm... just because of the dumb rotating.
I know why they got rid of the rotating starting Mario Party 2, my palm probably wasn't the only one getting hurt because of a stupid hard minigame that used that feature.
I just replayed minigame island and I completely agree. I didn’t expect to get stuck on this one for as long as I did 🤣 so frustrating
@@cryinglightningxoxo It is soooo hard! I never want to do it again. I can't even, because my copy of Mario Party isn't in my possession anymore, but still...
The AIs are far too good and that minigame is surprisingly hard to master.
My hardest minigame was cut from the team in mp8. I NEARLY STOPPED PLAYING THE GAME BECAUSE OF IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have you never played the jump rope minigame in Mario Party 8? All you have to do at the solo player is spin the remote as fast as you can and you win!
Mario Party DS, let's go!
Also you should use proper punctuation and capitalization in the description.
Mario Party DS had this one FFA minigame where you had to draw shapes to fill a big square. This was really wonky and I could almost never beat it.
It’s actually because it depends on what side your drawing on the grid. Don’t draw on the middle or the game won’t read it. Just use the grid to draw.
I used to be good at the pipe maze one as a kid. Today I would have to train my mind to MAYBE be able to know which pipe it is.
I loved 10 to win!!!! You could follow the high value cards by keeping your eyes on them when they move around. This was not random! Love your videos btw
the HARDEST one for Super Mario Party is definitely the stupid tennis one, the 1 player has the biggest racket and the 3 others have such small ones, i’ve never won on the team of 3
Excellent video! Would love to see more like this!
On Mario Party DS, the game Get The Lead out is basically impossible if the computers are on expert mode
Abandon Ship in Mario Party 2 is brutal. As is Crane Game.
u gonna get a play button soon! gcongrats
I’m surprised for SMP section, he didn’t even at least mention the name of Drop Quiz. This is almost an guarantee easy win for solo player as it’s hard to keep track of fast toads and koopas that are holding fruits and memorize it. To add insult to injury, the questions get harder so you have to pretty lucky to get all questions right.
I’d also like to mention Lost in the Shuffle as well, as it can be quite unfair as you either have to have really good eyes to pay attention or just be plain lucky to guess which dolls have more than rest of others after really fast of 5 seconds swapping.
Air to a Fortune is also hard if with more than 2 human players because you never going to know if they’d choose same cloud as you would and any bumps into other players mean no coins.
Mario "Hope I don't die today, in a minigame" Party
Arent we gonna talk about the Boo escape in MP1? Twirling the joystick gave me a big blister in my palm.
Oh come on Everyone knows that the hardest and most unfair minigame in mario party 1 and 2 is chance time
Mario Party 1: Platform Peril, Pipe Maze
Mario Party 2: Honeycomb Havoc, Bowser's Big Blast, Day at the Races, Sneak and Snore, Shock, Drop, and Roll
Mario Party 3: Messy Memory, Merry Go Chomp, End of The Line, Boulder Ball
Mario Party 4: Booksquirm, Hide And Go Boom!, Chain Chomp Fever
Mario Party 5: Vicious Vending, Random Ride, Squared Away
Mario Party 6: Draft Rafts, Pitfall, Surge And Destroy
Mario Party Advance: She'll Stack
Mario Party 7: Take Me Ohm, Bob-ombic Plague, La Bomba
Mario Party 8: Sick And Twisted, Power Trip
Mario Party DS: Trash Landing, Cheep Cheep Chance
Mario Party 9: Pinball Fall, 10 To Win, Mecha Choice, Block And Roll
Mario Party Island Tour: Buzz A Fuzzy, Garden Of Eatin', Slip Knot
Mario Party 10: Bob-omb Combo, Spring Fling
Mario Party Star Rush: Shooting Stars, Greedy Eats
Super Mario Party: Stake Your Claim, Drop Shot
Drop Shot is team of 3 advantage. Because if you go in an oval it's very rare that the solo player hits you.
Bash N Cash is the most unfair EVER
I forget the name, but there is a free for all game on Mario Party DS where you spin on the touch screen to throw a cherry. You can almost never beat the computer, even when they are on easy. Same with the one where you slide down the rail on a leaf
Those were called Cherry-Go-Round and Rail Riders
World 7 in Mini-Game Coaster in Mario Party 2 is hard, and Abandon Ship is hard to pull off a win. Shock, Drop or Roll is easy in my opinion as the team of three when you can just keep jumping on the cyclinder through the mini-game. The solo part of that game is difficult though. Each of us have our own opinions of our own experiences playing these mini-games through the series and while a mini-game or two is hard for one person or more, it can be easy for others.
Pfff Platform Peril is one of the easiest of MP1...
Yeah, why isn’t Slot Car Derby on here? The computers never mess up, even on the easiest difficulty. It’s complete bullshit. I only managed to win this year and I’ve owned the game for *14 years.*
I expected Bash n Cash or whatever its called
@@thegoldencoin2176 Yeah same.
@@FiveFoxesInATrenchcoat Truely true.
I remember gusty blizzard and fast food frenzy on the ds being the banes of my existence
All the random mini games do have something to tell you if you're right or wrong. It's called anxiety.
Mario Party 1: Running of The bulb IS still The hardest for Me. Especially when You have The bulb and The 3 Others are ghosts
Its easy if your teammates know what their doing just punch the ghosts
What about the minigames in Mario Party 1 that required you to rotate the analog stick quickly? Either you have more control and damage your hand or you have less control and use your thumb.
Those mini games even forced Nintendo to give away protective gloves
Chump Rope. I survived Power Trip, but never Chump Rope. This game is *HEAVILLY* advantageous towards the solo player. Not only you can make speeds insanely high for the three players to struggle to keep on with, but you can mix up the speeds to trick them. For the three player advantage, Gun the Runner is easy for the three players, and it requires the solo player to try to trick the three players, while also complying to the time limit.
I don't feel like including luck based games as they are more frustrating than hard. And if there wasn't a "hardest" standout I skipped it. Anyway...
MP1: Pipe maze and the claw machine game vs. computers (yes pipe maze is part luck but someone does get a "skill" chance... it's near impossible to track the path tho)
MP2: Sneak and Snore, and Shock drop and roll
MP3: Boulder Ball as team of 3, and Hand, Line and Sinker as solo player (found that hard to control)
MP5: I always found Chomp Romp hard when I was younger. Also Big Top Drop.
MP7: the multiplayer Bowser games and Battery Ram
MP8: Flip the Chimp (uuggh controls), and Sick and Twisted (we had a lot of near misses where it looked like we should've made the platform)
MPAdvance ... I found a lot of these hard when I was younger and it took me a while to master. But I remember Switch Way prob taking the longest
MPDS: Trace Cadets (feels like it often didn't read the traces properly)
Super MP: Tow the Line
MP Superstars: Sneak and Snore (again)
Thank you for making this game link.
I'm very surprised you didn't add Funstacle Course on Mario Party 7, that one is super tough
Honestly, once you play that game enough it gets a lot easier. There was a stretch of a year or two where I played Mario Party 7 non-stop with my sister and brother-in-law, and we ended up being forced to get skilled in the multiplayer bowser minigames, as losing coins or even a star could completely kill your game. With enough practice MOST minigames become second-nature.
@@TheCOOKIECHEESEMAN oh no doubt! I once sat there for hours trying to master the mini game and eventually got it, and now I can do it like a pro but imo it was definitely the hardest one of the game
You mentioned Merry-go-Chomp due to pure luck, can't forget to comment Cut From the Team (8) and Stacked Deck (3).
CUT FROM THE TEAM IS THE MOST INFURIATING MINIGAME OF MARIO PARTY HISTORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In MP3, you forgot Cosmic Coaster. It's so freaking fast and I slam into every single Bowser sign!
In Shock Drop or Roll, you can win easily as one of the 3 by constantly jumping. You're not affected when you're jumping and you can jump immediately as you land. It takes pacing, but I've won it every time that way, including on the Mini-game Coaster.
I like this channel. 👍
I am ace at grab bag and cast aways. Haha
Shock drop and roll is hard for the player on the control panel. In that minigam, no one can make me fall from the platform.
You should have said Heat stroke mp5 that minigame toooootally favors the solo player!!!
That's just what people think. I just like staying on the sides of the platform and I can win sometimes.
Wait-
For a Mario Party 5 minigame, of all the 1-vs-3 games that exist...
Squared Away over stuff like Heat Stroke and Curvy Curbs??
Interesting I guess
I really liked this video :) thank yoy
I'm surprised Cherry-go-Round isn't Mario Party DS's, but nomatter, I like it being featured.
Honeycomb havoc is 10%skill 90%luck
14:18 In the beginning you can remember where are the high ones and look where they will be moved, it's hard to do, but I was able to do so with one card at the beginning
The Mario Party 6 mini game is actually called PITIFALL, with an I. Like a combination of Pitiful and Pitfall.
Video idea: hardest mini games in every Mario Party game 2
Skateboard Scamper is one of the hardest mini games in both Mario Party 1 and Mario Party 2. Skateboard Scamper is hard to win because of the thwomps slowing you down or knocking you into the lava eliminating you. Skateboard Scamper is especially hard in Mario Party 2 due to all of the jumps slowing you down. Mecha Marathon is an unfair mini game in Mario Party 2. The ai fly guy flies further than the human player fly guy. Toughest 1 vs 3 mini game in Mario Party 1 is Piranha Pursuit. It is especially tough if you are in the 3 player team on the cloud. The ai always beats the piranha plant and times his jumps. Bash n Cash is especially tough if you are the solo player. Crane Game is almost impossible to win in Mario Party 2 if you are in the 3 player team. The player has an advantage by picking up the clocks adding to the timer making it a lot easier for the 3 player team to lose the mini game.
Rail riders
Get the lead out
Trash landing
That minigame with the cherries
Short Fuse
That 1v3 minigame with the rubber ducks
Dust buddies
Mario Party 6 is my favorite. I grew up playing that. 6, 8, 9, DS and The switch are the only Mario Party games I’ve played.
You know what's harder than Surge and Destroy from Mario Party 6 that I think should have been on your list? Ray of Fright. Lol I haven't see like ANYONE win that Minigame as the team of 3. It's that hard!
Well Mario party should have categories to its minigames such as: *Luck-based/Guessing and *Strategy
Anyway future mario party games should have many playable characters (Mario, Luigi, Peach, Wario and Waluigi are obvious)
the other character being:
*Koopa *Dry Bones *Pom Pom *Boom Boom *Monty mole * Boo (depending on minigames) * Birdo *shy guy *Bros (hammer, fire, ice and boomerang) * Koopanings
I love your videos keep it up
I was gonna say Pier Pressure for Mario Party 9
Dunno if anyone would count it as a minigame. But the one where you have to cycle to get a light on to defeat the boo. I remember never being able to win it due to how fast you had to rotate the stick.
Often I don’t think it’s about how fast you rotate the stick but more about stamina. If your character suddenly slows that means either it’s not rotated right or you’ve slowed down.