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The party continues for the 8th time, with Mario and friends getting crazy in a variety of mini-games. Read the Review

Mario Party 9 brings back the four-player board game mayhem with a bunch of new minigames. Read the Review

The first next-gen installment in Nintendo's series includes over 200 minigames that use the Wii's motion-sensing controller. Read the Review

Nintendo's first first-party party game since 2007's Mario Party 8 will be Mii-based and feature a "living party" mode. Read the Review

Super Monkey Ball rolls its way onto the Wii with Banana Blitz, which exploits the controller in a variety of ways, including the ability to jump. Read the Review

Go Vacation offers four spacious resorts for you and up to three friends to explore while participating in a variety of minigames. Read the Review

The Croods takes players back to a previously undiscovered era known as the Crocadacious where players will journey through 30 unique and addictive multiplayer mini games.

In the fourth installment of the Rayman series, you must help Rayman save the world from furry foes by busting out all his best moves. Read the Review

Wii Play will get you going on your Wii console with a variety of options. Read the Review

Wii Play Motion will feature 12 fun multiplayer games and a black Wii Remote Plus, which will help showcase the new Wii standard game controller. Read the Review

The Rabbids are heading back to the Wii with 60 new minigames and more emphasis on simultaneous multiplayer action. Read the Review

The rabbids are back in Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, in which gamers get to use the Wii Balance Board to play through minigames that spoof TV shows, adverts, and pop-culture memes. Read the Review

Try to win a goldfish or a giant stuffed bear by throwing balls into too-small baskets and rings onto too-big bottles in this collection of classic carnival games. Read the Review

Move around a game board, play mini-games, and use wacky gadgets to get an edge on your opponents.

A collection of rides and games inspired by amusement park attractions. Read the Review