Tying a Game in Mario Party 1-8 | Rare Oddities #05
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- By far the most requested topic, this episode of Rare Oddities dives into what happens when you tie a game in Mario Party 1-8 and DS. Not only that, but we check out each variation with four players, three players, two players, and even other modes.
Trying to make this video as short as possible was a real struggle, there was just so much footage and so much to mention! Timestamps for each game:
1:20 - Mario Party 1
4:47 - Mario Party 2
6:52 - Mario Party 3
9:06 - Mario Party 4
13:28 - Mario Party 5
17:28 - Mario Party 6
19:42 - Mario Party 7
22:58 - Mario Party 8
24:39 - Mario Party DS
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Seeing a ton of comments on this, rolling the same number during a tiebreak does not seem to be possible. These dice blocks seem to be the same ones programmed for use at the start of a board to determine board order. The numbers are likely predetermined before the ending scene even begins.
From what I recall using savestates, the first game doesn't pre-determine your roll. Whatever number is rolled it removed from other people's number pool though.
You are partly right. Rolls are predetermined, however, they are in a set order. If you start up a game and you have to roll the dice, the order is determined by people jumping against the dice blocks (literally). Let's say there is a pool of 8, 3, 10 and 9. The player that hits the dice block first will get an 8, the second one will get 3, and so on. So the order is different all the time, but its fixed anyway. I believe Mario Party 1 has 4 or 5 patterns that exist in the game. Not 100% sure though, but I know for sure its a set order that is determined by the order that players jump.
what about MP8 Duel mode ties, its different than normal ties
question what happens if you both lets say tie 3 way and 1 person rolls 5 the other two roll a 7 what happens then? xD
@@KoploperMau I wonder what would happen if I hex edited/forced the numbers to be the same...?
Imagine losing an entire game to a dice roll.
Starman25 I did once
This happened to me on Pyramid Park in Mario Party 7. I rolled a 7, and the CPU I tied with rolled an 8. I didn’t play Mario Party 7 for months after that because I was so upset.
It happened to me, my dad and I had to dice roll and I was the odd man out
Have you every played a tabletop RPG? One bad roll can immediately end the game
Couldn’t be me
Recently, two of my friends tied in Super Mario Party. Despite what you think, there is no dice roll! It just shows the people who tied as first place and gives them both/all credit!
Yup and it's the same for all games since Mario Party 9!! (Although there might be some rare exceptions, like ties in some minigames are decided by dice-roll for example)
What if it is partner party?
thx nintendo for learning
Mario party 9 starts "everybody is winner" tradition where there is no ties
This also happens in Mario Party 9 and 10.
I love how in Mario Party 2 Toad literally announces the winner before they are revealed in the cutscene like its supposed to be a surprise.
I know right? They could have been more vague about it by making him say something like "And that does it!" without shouting out the character's name.
Guys, it's all the same in every Mario Party. Toad or whatever played this role will announced the winner... of the dice roll, before announced the winner of the game. It's the same for every Mario Party. It's a bit weird you just spot it at the MP2, loll. :p
SMP fixed that
@@Rubbocodille 2 is the only one to make such a colossal deal about the reveal. The others just have a brief moment of suspense. 2 had a whole freaking cutscene separate from the announcement screen
Imagine this: a 50-turn game, you tie with another player and lose the dice roll. 5 Hours for nothing.
worse, play it with slow friends who have no concept of trying to finish a game. 10 hours for nothing.
@@TheUltimateRare Even worse, play it with people who don't even know what a video game is. 10 hours plus 2 hours of teaching them how to even play for nothing.
@@gengarguy8801 Then AI learning takes over, as: MarI-o and it takes 8 hours to finish the first turn. Waiting for learning AI for 100 + hours all for nothing.
Everyone here, Even worst, playing the game with your pets and they can't use their thumbs!
This happened recently in Mario Party 2.
My squad and I had just finished a 50-turn game in Horror Land. One of my buddies and I tied for 1st. I rolled a shitty 2, then he rolled 1 and lost. :D
2:15
I just love the fact that even after Koopa said "Mario is the winner" There is still the build up, intense(but not on this occasion) superstar scene
Trying to make this video as short as possible was a real struggle, there was just so much footage and so much to mention! Timestamps for each game:
1:20 - Mario Party 1
4:47 - Mario Party 2
6:52 - Mario Party 3
9:06 - Mario Party 4
13:28 - Mario Party 5
17:28 - Mario Party 6
19:42 - Mario Party 7
22:58 - Mario Party 8
24:39 - Mario Party DS
Mario Party Legacy In Mario Party 9 and 10 they just say that there’s multiple Superstars, and that all of them are winners, no questions asked. This happened to me a couple of times in-game.
You should have tried tying the dice rolls to decide the winner in all of the games
I feel so bad for you, MPL. No person deserves what you went through.
But, you did it for science, and that's what matters.
Rare odities: fake Bowser event (the yellow one I mean)
Try getting a tie in a tie
8:51 Wow. I have always wondered where that voice clip plays. You can listen to all the voice clips in the music room of peach's castle. Never knew where that particular clip came from. Nice.
😨
"As a tie-breaker, both players must hit a Dice Block to determine the winner."
*Everyone* rolls the die
What about Luigi n Peach rolling the die while both were mathematically out of the running to become the superstar
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Just another minute typo never found due to the sheer rarity
I once tied a game in MP7 with a CPU before. Luckily I won the dice roll. Losing an entire game at the literal end to a single chance moment must be the absolute worst.
Xnaut314 sounds like most marriages lol 😂
They should put you in a mini game to settle it
@@cubah1 Chooses a luck-based mini game anyway
20:16 "By my mum's knickers!"
Toadsworth, that seems... an ungentlemanly thing to say.
Where the heck is he nowadays anyway?
Died in the trip back home from Delfino Island. Died from a heart attack after someone asked him if Toads' head were their head or a hat.
@@creepypato3984
If its a hat then in Odyssey they use hats over their hat, nIcE
@@Dexuz Nobody knows. Multiple games contradict themselves, and in-game 3D models show things that would point out to either theory depending on the game.
@@creepypato3984
Yeah, but overall I think the intention is that its part of their head, they're mushroom people after all.
@@Dexuz Dunno. I remember that in the original Super Mario Bros. for the NES, in the manual it stated that the bricks you see in between levels are people transformed into them.
Therefore, if we went through that logic, everytime you break a brick block you're killing people.
You deserve a LOT of credit for this this must've taken days to do.
Agreed
Did it really? I mean he used cheats to keep everyone in max coins/stars. For other ties he could adjust the coins to his liking. He was basically in full control of the results the entire time, save for awkward moments with the early games because they worked differently. I'm sure it took a few days to record everything but it literally shouldn't be any longer than a minimum turn limit of each game mode, and as far as in-game hours are concerned, I question if it took more than a day.
Too bad "DON'T DO THIS CRAP AT 3 AM" videos still get more views.
@@uknownada Did you really need to type that whole paragraph up just to bring somebody else's selfless work down lol
@@sammie756 I just like to give credit where it's due.
4:39 “exteremely” - no wonder QA didn’t pick up this spelling mistake, it’s so rare it probably never came up for them!
redion1992 What makes it funny is that someone was paid to write that text. Spell check must’ve not been a thing back then
Well we have got animal crossing and guilver travels spelling kindness wrong
@@varietygamer95 well yeah it wasn't
2:15 Mario is the winner! The winner is ... MARIO! :O
the fanfare should hav played right after the dice roll n the drumroll when the dice is rolling
In Mario Party 9 and 10 if more than 1 player has the same number of ministars they’re declared the superstar
phanpy ken
That happened to me once.
Same here
phanpy ken I should’ve known that 9 and 10 would pull an “everybody wins” thing!
Yep happened to me before
Oh, I actually have a picture of that!
There's a 1vs3 minigame in Mario Party 8, Thrash 'n' Crash, where the single player does a victory pose from the GCN era. Not sure how "rare" this is, but it's certainly an oddity. Especially considering that Hammer Bro. and Blooper have unique victory poses that they never do anywhere else.
There's also no footage of this anywhere on the internet. Trust me. I've looked.
That's wrong, as the characters DO use that victory animation in other minigames, although you still make an interesting point. It's most likely because Mario Party 8 was originally meant to be on the GameCube, as were the previous 4 games.
For the next Rare Oddities (After the "Can't hold anymore Stars" messages episode):
Could you please show us when Bowser is forced to take Mercy on you in Mario Party 1-8. [Especially 8's instances, please].
That isn't very rare
Additionally, I wouldn't mind seeing a video on what happens when you get something good from a Bowser space. (I.E Get 10,000 Stars or something of the sort.) It could be added to the above video.
@@Kai4life4
I'd like to summerise that episode with a Monty Python Reference...
*RUN AWAY!!!*
Kai4life4 isn't it comfirmed that it either will never land on it or nothing happens? I wouldn't be suprised if this isn't the case
@@meggy8875 Well that's why I said it should be added onto the OP's idea. If that's the case, it wouldn't make for a very long video.
Maybe someone else here has said this, but I feel that a tie should be broken by a skill-based minigame rather than just a dice roll
Since the games are more luck than skill, you can see why.
Crazy Cutters or Face Lift would've been perfect for the minigame choice.
Or hexagon heat. Where you literally fight it out to win
@@cubah1 Bumper Balls, with an infinite timer.
Merry go chomp
“Whenever this happens,
we let the dice settle it!
The highest roller wins.
*ROLL FOR YOUR LIFE!”*
19:31 "This is one for the history books..." after getting 0 points
Well, sure it is; all players winning with 0 points
The most unfit decathlon players of all time
It might be unfit for 0 points, but it’s suitable for bigger scores!
"When this sort of thing happens we-"
SETTLE IT IN SMASH!!!
I would have never imagined the son of Bowser would use "pickled" in a sentence.
When your friendship depends on a dice
friend rolls 3, you roll 4, ''AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA''
Thanks for the all the work you did for this video, it's much appreciated ! PS: 17:58 I find it interesting they'll always say "both players" even if there are four or three players who have to roll the dice
26:30
Poor Toad ties with everyone, but gets completely blocked by Yoshi.
I find it kinda hilarious how in Mario Party 4, Peach says "Mamma Mia."
The funny thing is that they never changed about there must be only one super star / winner overall for the main modes in Mario Party games early on.
Mario Party 9 forgoes the "dice roll" tie breaker and actually has the "YOU ARE THE SUPERSTARS!" Message.
However, Mario Party Superstars returns back with the tiebreaker dice rolls. Not sure about the rest.
These rare oddities episodes are really interesting and it’ll be great to see some other cool scenarios
Here’s an idea. Encountering bowser with 0 stars and 0 coins in all games. Though not extremely rare like other things. Im sure some people out there have never seen this.
Master of Jeanne Alter if you see bowser with no coins he gives you coins.
I was ALWAYS wondering about what would happen if ties occurred! Thanks so much for this video, finally I don't have to wonder anymore! :D
OH MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS! I've been wondering this FOREVER!
In Mario Party 9 and 10, if 2 players tie for first, they will win the game together. For example, if after all the bonus stars you and another player score the highest, you will win together, and the game will show “YOU ARE THE SUPER STARS” instead of having a roll-off.
Wow something those games did right
I love Boo’s dialogue in Mario Party 4, but that might just be since that is my favorite Mario party game
8:50 So that's when Tumble makes that sound of disappoint. The only other time you can hear it is when you listen to audio clips from the parrot.
I love this series! :3 It shows us text messages that probably only the developers have ever seen.
As for MP5 team parties: Is it impossible to have both teams sum up to the same amount (or if it was said, I missed it, sorry)? The numbers change much faster in these tie breaks than on the board, maybe to eliminate the possibility of having specific number combinations.
Next time, if there ever a Team Party Modes, Mario and Peach's team should be called "The Door".
I love how Card Party got a fitting replacement for the dice blocks for its tiebreaker.
I know it's been ages and it's never going to happen, but it would be cool to see a part 2 of this covering Mario Party 9 through Superstars
I feel like if this has ever happened in real life, the person who wins the tie gets murdered by their friends
If it were up to me, the final results screen for party mode whould have you do a mash-off if you tie. The final results would reveal the players flying on small rockets funny to be held on to as if they are Warp Stars. Stars each send you ten-thousand miles, and coins each send you one mile. If the characters manage to go the same distance, it goes down to a mash-off. You can hold up to 9,999 coins and 999 Stars. You can get up to three Bonus Stars per board, and there are 20 different Bonus Stars.
If a 4 way tie on one of the bonus stars occurs, unfortunately NO ONE gets rewarded with a star. Happened to me once on Mario Party 8, and I’m not too broken up about it tbh!
8:51
This entire scene looks.. weird. from the sorta-unfinished-looking "DRAW" graphic, to Tumble's face, it looks like something you'd see in just a dream (Helps that it's also so obscure so if you somehow stumbled across it, it'd be hard to get it again to confirm it was real)
I remembered this happening to me once on Bowser land in MP2, (it also happened in MP10, but we don't talk about that game)
Luigi won all three solo match ties in MP4. Luigi is now officially god of Mario Party 4 dice rolls. Same thing for Koopa Kid in MP5 solo matches.
In Mario Party Superstars, just like Mario Party DS, if you tie, it will eliminate players as needed and then do the roll, and it doesn’t say who is the winner of the dice roll just like Mario Party 7 and 8.
Why is this in the 420 Pelo playlist
i seriously seriously love and appreciate all the effort you put into these videos. its amazing! keep up the wonderful job dude
19:08 I think everyone's name will also be shown on screen if everybody wins at Granite Getaway. You might wanna check that. Also, minor audio distortion at 18:40, which actually goes well with the situation.
You also didn't mention that in MP5, if a tie had to be resolved, the process of removing players fromt he screen is done faster with all losers being sucked away at the same time.
I remember when i played Mario Party 3 with a friend and at the end we tied, which is already a very rare thing to happen in the classic Mario Party games.
So, i diced a 9 and was like "Okay i already won", but then he diced a 10 and we both just bursted out laughing because of how ridiculous that was right at the very moment when we saw the 10.
As a kid I got the draw in the MP3 duel mode, I remember having a tough time with that sometimes. Once it went past no heart damage taken and coins were tied I thought “hahaaa!!! What’re you gonna do now?!” Then it drawed and I was like UUGGHHH!!!
4:39 Exteremely rare? I swear they just didn't bother spell checking Mario Party 1 sometimes, this is hardly the only misspelling in the script as well
That game says "Wins" even if more than one character wins. Is there more?
@@MrGOOMBAGUY Not sure about Mario Party 1, but something similar happens in Mario Party 8. After winning a minigame, the message will always say "Win", even if there is only one winner. However, this isn't present in the American version of Mario Party 8, so if you ever see gameplay of Mario Party 8 and the message after a minigame says "Mario Win!", you know you are looking at the European version of the game. This is one of many ways to distinguish the European Mario Party 8 from the American version.
@@pjslotboom Makes sense. Ties are quite rare, after all..
@@pjslotboom I wouldn't know that because I don't own 8.
Also in 1, the "R" in TightRope Treachery is capitalized despite it being one word.
And the use of "both" in MP6 despite the number of players
19:37 and Luigi wins by doing absolutely nothing again
He caried the whole team
I've been waiting for another episode of this. Thank you so much. 😄😄
A really long time ago (definitely 10+ years ago), when I was little and didn't own a camera, I did actually get a tie in MP6. Because of that I already knew about the dice roll thing. It was cool to see it in other games.
A long time ago, I played MP2 with my friend and we got shocked to get a 1st place tie at the end of 50 Turns board, even one of my bros. saw us playing and got suprised (a big shame I didn't record that game, it could have been badass to show the footage from real hardware, no save states, no whatever stuff to kinda cheat your way).
For a moment I wondered why Nintendo never experimented with settling the winner in a last mini-game or something like that so players at the end wouldn't feel cheated that they lost on something as luck based as a dice roll.
Then I remembered there is nothing anyone wants less after a game of Mario Party than to play another fucking second of Mario Party.
3:44 I find it interesting that Koopa actually explains the final standing of each person who rolled the dice here, but for each other tying situation, he announces just the winner of the ones who rolled.
And the real reason Tumble got fired is because he allowed a draw to happen in Duel Mode. He forgot to follow the ancient Mario Party traditions of rolling a dice block to decide stalemates!
18:41 Did anyone else notice the music going flat for a bit there?
I love this because I've never seen all these ties before! To think, these were always there to be seen but a lot of people probably haven't seen them until now. Mario Party 3's Duel Mode really messed with me, whoa! DRAW!
Just a question to everyone out of curiosity, have you seen any of these ties before? I think the only one I've seen before is Mario Party 3 in Battle Royale. It was a tie between me and a CPU; I won thankfully. :P Which Mario Party games have you all tied in? :)
I remember having a 2 way tie with CPUs only on MP4. I got confused as what was happening but got it afterward they did a tie-breaker!
EDIT: Also, various ties in Mario Party 9 for some reasons
Tied for 1st with my buddy in a 50-turn game in Mario Party 2's Horror Land. I rolled a 2, then he rolled 1 and lost. :D
I tied with daisy on mp3 story mode duel.....
And I lost according to story mode since I didn't win technically. So I had to try again. -_-
never actually experienced a tie in any MP game
The soundtrack to the very first Mario Party brings me back. God I love it
For Mario Party 9, from my experience when I played for the first time, it's the first MP game where there can be more than one winner.
I can only imagine how infuriating this would be if it happened naturally lol
I bought the original Mario Party the day it came out. On my first ever game I was able to tie for first on the final turn and win the dice-off, which is kind of nuts in retrospect.
I've played every single Mario Party since and I have never again seen a tie game.
My favorite Sr. Pelo vid
This serie is very interesting. I love your content so much! Keep the good work!
I remember a similar case back in MP5 some 6 years back. It goes that at the last 5 turns, when Bowser has the roulette, two CPUs were tied for third place, and he picks one at random, no matter how many times I reset the game. I was completely baffled by this.
Wow...thanks for going through all that effort! Such rarities indeed XD
I can confirm for you that Mario party 10 does let there be more than 1 winner. It happened when I played with my family. I tied first with my cousin and the game said you both are the super stars
Rare oddity on Mario Party 5's Card Party where Star cards turn into Ztars and vise versa! If you hadn't considered it yet. Awesome videos!
I actually experienced a two way tie during Mario Party 4 I believe. I was pissed that it all came down to luck at the end but also amazed that such a feat was possible.
*MARIO PARTY 4*
Everyone else: Whoa!
Boo: Yikes!
I just played Mario Party 4 again for the first time in ages, and I've always wondered what happens if someone, against all odds, has a winning lottery ticket from the Lottery Shop. In the 15+ years that game has been out, I've never seen it happen! Maybe something to look into for a future video?
"Winning a lottery ticket in MP4 crashes Paper Mario"
You get a star
PK Halford You just get a free Star. What’s funny is the manual tells you that. Apparently, I’m the only one who reads those things
Idk about the other ones, but I've played island tour in the bowser mode, and if you have a tie it just puts everyone in first without a die roll
I have a rare oddities suggestion. In Mario party 7, some happening spaces can give you stars if you collect a certain amount of coins. But I don't know which ones they are.
i know the waterfall one in the dojo one gives you a star if you collect all the coins.
@@somerandomguy2263 For Grand Canal, the Blooper has four chests which contain a Star, 10 coins, nothing or a Ztar, you pick one chest (in 8-player team mode, you each pick a chest).
Pagoda Peak - the Bowser flame statue, you fan the flames, the faster you press the button, the better your prize [slowest gives you the no value T-shirt, 3-4 seconds remaining, gets you 10-15 coins and with 5 seconds or more remaining, you get a Star.
Pyramid Park - There is no official Star event, but DK can provide a Solo minigame for a Star.
Neon Heights - It is a match game where you match the items, match all of them without finding the Bowser, you get a Star.
Bowser's Enchanted Inferno - Hit the happening space on the right side, you jump on the pillars over the lava, you pick the correct one all 3 times, you get a Star, but miss and you lose 20 or all current coins. There are no Star events in Windmillville, as no new stars can be added to the game.
Devin Doughty but in windmillville there's 2 happening spaces where you can get coins. One catching coins on flowers using a leaf, and the other is trying to hoard 10 sheep to the barn. If you don't get stars, do you get coins and how much?
@@devindoughty6993 also in pagoda peak you get a star if you get all the coins in the kung fu waterfall happening space
@@devindoughty6993 Neon Heights has two events that can give you stars. The other one is the rocket event.
I've gotten three ties by complete coincidence, two of which in DS. One was on a board and one was on a minigame mode. If I recall correctly, that mode had you pick a few minigames and the one who won the most of those minigames was the winner. That minigame mode had a dice roll at the end; the tied people jump up to the trophy thing and then a dice roll happens. Then the losing and victory animations play on top of there with only the tied players, giving humorous results.
The last tie I had in 9. Both people were declared the winner. The text read "You are the Superstars", which... is quite rare I guess.
I've experienced one tie myself, on the first Mario Party. I remember how it was quite interesting how the bonus stars at the end of the game just so happened to line up with the two players that had equal coins so that they ended up with the same number of stars as well. (I forget who won the tie-breaker, though. It was very long ago.)
I was replaying Mario Party 7 last week. Two CPU players were tied in Volcano Peril. Dice blocks were brought up to set their place. Not sure if it should be included or not. Just thought it was really odd and should share. Thanks for your videos also!
Honestly, it'd be more fair if it was a last minigame to choose who wins
What happens in a 3-way tie in Card Party?
An 8-card Championship Drawing is balanced in the case of a 2-way or 4-way tie, but if it's still an 8-card drawing in a 3-way tie, the player drawing third will actually be at a disadvantage.
TOADSWORTH REALLY SAYS "BY MY MUMS KNICKERS"
I AM WHEEZING PLEASE
I tied in Mario Party 9 once with my friend. It just declares both of you the Superstar and we just laughed.
This is kind of possible in Superstars, where, if players happen to have an equal number of Stars and Coins, they won't be chased off/flung away if they're equal, though those that lose the tiebreaker get chased away anyway.
I'm guessing you can't tie the roll to determine the winner.
The game pre-picks the roll before it is even shown, no matching rolls
When you're in team mode and both players hit the dice, is it possible that both teams could get the same total?
“Mario is the winner!”
“Our winner is…
Mario!”
he says as if he didnt ruin the suspense
Thanks for including the Thwomp board ties. I've wanted to know what that looked like for a long time
I cannot fathom the amount of Time and effort put into this video. Awesome job!
11:55 "I just don't get it"
Same here Boo, same here...
I just don’t get it
I don’t either
I don’t get what the realistic odds of a 2, 3, or 4 way tie really are tbh.
Luigi won all 3 dice rolls on mario party 4, and Koopa kid won all 3 rolls in 5. I wonder what the odds of that are
Winning the Decathlon with 0 points.... that's really something.
I think if there is a tie on Mario party 9 and 10 there can be more than one winner, they don’t face off with da dice 🎲
To show just how much the programmers intended this game to be a "fuck you" randomizer, they didn't even want to have a shared winner ceremony.
I love this series! Keep it up!
@ 14:11 when koopa Kid has Jazz hands for winning. It made me smile, then very sad because we will never get to play as him again...
Isn't Koopa Kid just Bowser Jr.? Isn't he on another game's cast?
im shocked not a SINGLE mario party game settled the tie in a final minigame.
What happens in Mario Party DS's Adventure Mode? That one has a different ending after the board.
I recently had that happen before when I was playing adventure mode and I tied for first place w/ Toad. However, instead of determining the winner by a dice roll, the game automatically picked myself to be the superstar, mainly because CPU’s aren’t supposed to win in Adventure mode because you wouldn’t be able to advance to the next board.
I tied a game with 3 Hard computers in Super Mario Party on the vibration VS minigame. We all got the exact same vibration.
I remember me winning a game in Mario Party 9 tied. In adventure mode. With the enemy computer. On Bowser’s Star Station.
I... completely flipped when I got THAT result.
And you got the ending, correct? It really does make me wonder what would happen if EVERYONE tied with the exact same mini star count on the last board, or when ONLY the enemy CPUs tied for 1st.
Why is this in Sr Pelo's 420 playlist?
First guy who was thinking the same thing
Id definitely want a hex editing series
actually Super Mario Party just straight up does ties now. no more dice roll. I saw the youtuber Tom Fawkes get an A.I. tie day one.