Mario Party Trivia

1. How much does each Star will cost you during the game?

From Quiz "Super Mario Party" Mania

Answer: 10 coins

When you reach Toadette, she'll offer you a Star if you have enough coins. Stars are the key to winning the mode.

From Quiz "Mario Party 10"

Answer: Five

The boards are Mushroom Park, Haunted Trail, Whimsical Waters, Airship Central, and Chaos Castle. The boards each have their own unique theme.

From Quiz "Mario Party 9"

Answer: Eighty

They are new minigames. Some are related to other ones, but not all of them are related.

From Quiz Cruising Through "Mario Party 7"

Answer: Toadsworth

Toadsworth made his first appearance in "Super Mario Sunshine". He helps narrate most of the game. He has an English accent, and uses several English phrases.

From Quiz "Mario Party"

Answer: Yellow Toad

Toad is sometimes the host of the series, but since he is a playable character in this installment, Yellow Toad is the host instead. Green Toad is there for one segment when your adventure is almost over.

From Quiz "Mario Party 6": Partying Day and Night

Answer: Donkey Kong

Sorry, you can no longer play as DK after "Mario Party 4". From what I hear, DK was no longer playable in "Mario Party 5", but I can't speak from experience on that one, since I've never played that game. DK now appears when a player lands on a DK Space on the board. He occasionally gives the player free coins or even a Star, but usually he draws all players into one of three special DK Mini-Games ("Tally Me Banana", "Pier Factor", and "Banana Shake"), in which players try to collect as many bananas as possible. Each banana is worth one, two, or three coins, depending on DK's roulette. DK also appears dispensing Stars on Castaway Bay and Clockwork Castle. Toad first became a playable character in "Mario Party 5". In previous games in the series, Toad gave out Stars and appeared in various Mini-Games. Yoshi and Wario have been playable characters in the "Mario Party" series since the beginning, and are still playable.

From Quiz "Mario Party 4": The Birthday Party of a Lifetime

Answer: Six

When the player first selects a game file and enters the main menu screen, six cards appear from a magical envelope before the Party Cube. These represent the six major modes of play in "Mario Party 4": Party Mode- the main multiplayer area of the game, containing the classic board game square-off between four characters. Of course, you can also play a one-player game with three computer players, but that's not very much fun. Story Mode- the game's one-player mode. Pick a character and difficulty level, then try to defeat each board to win special birthday presents. Mini-Game Mode- Here, you can play any mini-game you've previously played in Party or Story Mode. Players can even play special battle and tic-tac-toe modes to spice things up a bit. Option Room- Set the game options, listen to music/sounds, and view records here. Present Room- Here, you can view the presents you've unlocked in Story Mode. There is one room for each character, and a mini-games room. Extra Room- Thwomp and Whomp prepared a few additional cool boards and mini-games to play here.

From Quiz The Original "Mario Party": Ahhhh the Memories

Answer: Eight

You start the game with only six boards, one for each character: Mario's Rainbow Castle, Luigi's Engine Room, Peach's Birthday Cake, Yoshi's Tropical Island, Wario's Battle Canyon, and DK's Jungle Adventure. After you've played on all six of these, you may buy Bowser's Magma Mountain from the Mushroom Shop for 999 coins. Also, after you collect 100 stars in the bank, and play it once, you will be able to play on the Eternal Star board, for a total of eight boards. Each board has its own unique rules and events.

From Quiz "Mario Party 8" - Mini-Games, Candy, and More

Answer: Treetop

This is the first board of the game. Here, players can pay twenty coins to buy a Star and the Lucky Path will take players to a secret place where you can get Stars for free. This is the basic board of "Mario Party 8".

From Quiz "Mario Party DS" - Boards, Items, and Mini-Games

Answer: Toadette's Music Room

Toadette has a music room in this game and in "Hammer Chime", you must match Hammer Bro.'s notes. Just make sure you don't hit the wrong note. This is one of the easiest mini-games in "Mario Party DS"!

From Quiz Welcome to Horror Land!

Answer: 3 & Three & 3 Stars & Three Stars

Horror Land is rated three stars and is a fairly difficult board to complete. This board and the unlockable 'Bowser Land' board are the only ones to have this rating of three stars.

From Quiz "Mario Party DS" Games Part 4

Answer: Cyber Scamper

In "Cyber Scamper", the bricks below you continuously disappear, on and off. You must remember where these are, and make your way to the end without falling into the holes along the way. You can jump on other people's heads, and it will cause them to walk slower, and they won't be able to jump for a while! Rules: Race to the finish or just be the last one standing on a course full of holes and chasm crossings. Tips: When the lights go out, you can't tell where the gaps are. Memorize where the safe footing is when the lights are on! Directional buttons: Move A: Jump

From Quiz "Mario Party DS" Games Part 3

Answer: Rail Riders

In "Rail Riders", you slide down a rail at top speed. To win, you must be the player who lands the farthest at the end of the ramp. Rules: Build speed for a long jump. You'll go farther the more you slide your stylus up the screen before you jump. Tips: As you slide your stylus rapidly, use the full height of the screen. Stylus: Slide up to accelerate

From Quiz "Mario Party" - Mini-Games [4]

Answer: Bombs Away

In "Bombs Away", four players must run, dip, and dive away from bombs being shot at them from a pirate ship. As long as you don't fall in the water, you win the game. This game costs 250 coins to buy in Mushroom Village.

From Quiz "Mario Party" - Mini-Games [3]

Answer: Slot Car Derby

The first time you play is against three regular players, and on the second round, you face two players and Toad on a more technical track with more bends and turns. To buy the first-version of "Slot Car Derby", you'll need 450 coins.

From Quiz "Mario Party" - Mini-Games [2]

Answer: Crazy Cutter

"Crazy Cutter" is a game where you need a steady hand because not only do you have to cut out the outline of the shape, but you have to do it well, and you have to do it in time. You'll be marked on your accuracy and you win if what you've cut out breaks open. This game costs only 150 coins at the mini-game house.

From Quiz "Mario Party" - Mini-Games [1]

Answer: Face Lift

"Face Lift" is a four player game where everyone is against everyone. You just move parts of Bowser's face around like you can do with Mario's face in the beginning of "Super Mario 64". You use the "A" button to click the part of his face you want to move. You'll be rated out of one hundred on your work and the person with the highest score wins. To buy this game at the mini-game house in Mushroom Village, you'll need to pay a whopping 400 coins.

From Quiz "Mario Party 6": The Party's Back

Answer: 4

They are "Dunk Bros.", "Block Star", "Lab Brats" and "Seer Terror". "Seer Terror" is bought at the Star Bank for 50 stars. The other three are unlocked in Solo Mode.

From Quiz Mario Party

Answer: 6

Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Wario, Peach and Donkey Kong are the characters available in "Mario Party".

From Quiz Mario Party 5

Answer: Daisy

Daisy is another princess in the "Mario Party" video games. Daisy made her first appearance in the "Mario Party" games in "Mario Party 3."

From Quiz "Mario Party 4" Mania

Answer: 8

There are eight Nintendo Mario characters to choose from. Daisy is my personal favorite!

From Quiz Cruising Through "Mario Party 7"

Answer: Pyramid Park

To steal the stars, you'll have to crush your opponents with a Chain Chomp. This requires you to pay the Chain Chomps. Most of the Chain Chomps require you to pay 10 coins for one Dice Block and 20 coins for two Dice Blocks. However, there is a special red Chain Chomp that has much cheaper prices; it will give you three dice blocks for a bargain price of 10 coins! It is a highly strategic board that requires much skill!

From Quiz "Mario Party"

Answer: Eight players

In a certain game mode, two Players could share one half of a controller, and if four controllers were connected, eight players could play at once. The player on the left uses the control stick and L button. The player on the right uses the C stick and R button.

From Quiz "Mario Party 8" - Mini-Games, Candy, and More

Answer: fourteen

All of these pieces are divided up into four Candy colors: Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow. The red candy pieces are Twice Candy, Thrice Candy, and Slowgo Candy. These affect the Dice Block. The blue ones are Bowser Candy, Bullet Candy, Thwomp Candy, and Duelo Candy and they make massive impact while you move. The green ones allows the player to throw a dart to determine what character or how many coins. They are Cashzap Candy, Springo Candy, and Vampire Candy. The yellow candy pieces makes impact while you move and they are Bitsize Candy, Weeglee Candy, Bloway Candy, and Bowlo Candy.

From Quiz Welcome to Horror Land!

Answer: Wizard Bowser

Wizard Bowser is an evil magician who resides in the haunted forest. The players must defeat him to become the Superstar of Horror Land.

From Quiz "Mario Party DS" Games Part 4

Answer: Peek-a-Boo

"Peek-a-Boo" is a game where you must click as many boos as you can. However, you can only click a boo wearing a certain object, so be careful! When are the 1 in the 1 vs. 3... Rules: Tap as many Boos that match the target type as you can. You'll have to shift your view of the floor as you scan the crowd for them. Tips: Your view is much larger than the other team's views. But there are three of them and only one of you! Directional buttons: Shift view A, B, X, and Y: Shift view Stylus: Tap a Boo to catch it If you are the 3 in the 1 vs. 3... Rules: Tap as many Boos that match the target tpe as you can. You'll have to shift your view of the floor as you scan the crowd for them. Tips: The single player's view is much larger than your team's views. Fortunately, there are three of you, so divide up the floor for your search! Directional buttons: Shift view A, B, X, and Y: Shift view Stylus: Tap a Boo to catch it

From Quiz "Mario Party DS" Games Part 3

Answer: Short Fuse

"Bob-ombs Away!" does not exist. "Gusty Blizzard" involves snow, and "Big Blowout" involves candles. To win "Short Fuse", you must avoid being blown up by the bomb, and try to blow up others. It is a battle game. Rules: All players take turns blowing on the bomb fuse, hoping to make the bomb blow up for the next player. If you're caught in a blast, you're out! Tips: You must blow on the bomb at least a little, or else the bomb will blow up anyway! So blow just a little, even if the fuse is very short! Mic: Blow on the fuse

From Quiz "Mario Party 8" for the Wii

Answer: Blooper and Hammer Bro

Both of these characters can be unlocked in the same way: simply playing through to the end of the single-player mode, "Star Battle". One of them will challenge you on the very last board.

From Quiz Mario Party 2

Answer: 20 coins

Toad gives you the star. You can also steal a star from another player with Boo, which costs 50 coins.

From Quiz "Mario Party" - Mini-Games [5]

Answer: Buried Treasure

In "Buried Treasure", players dig for their prize in a large area filled with dirt and rocks. Players can also uncover arrows telling the direction of the chest. This game costs 150 coins to buy in Mushroom Village.

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