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FIFA 14 still UK No.1, Mario Party: Island Tour debuts 18th
Hey, UK Charts? Are you... you know... taking care of yourself? I mean, I only ask because it kind of looks like you're wearing almost the exact same stuff you had on last week. And hey, is that Aliens: Colonial Marines in your pocket? Are you sure you want to be carrying that thing around with you? You know, in public sight... where everyone can... no, you're right, it's none of my business. Sorry, UK Charts. Still, hey, I saw this new Mario Party: Island Tour thing you might like, just to change things up, you know. Oh, you saw it? And you... 18th? I see. Well, oh man really is that the time I've got to be going. I have this thing... with a book chart. Yeah. No, I'll call you.
Glance at Mario Party: Island Tour's tricks in this trailer
If you'd prefer a more infuriating alternative from Nintendo's recent multiplayer offerings, Mario Party: Island Tour started rolling dice on the 3DS this week. If your friendships outlast the gameplay styles of its seven different boards, you'll epitomize a modern miracle.
Mario Party: Island Tour stops off in Europe in January
3DS Mario Party entry Island Tour reaches Europe on January 17, Nintendo revealed during today's Direct broadcast. The handheld plumber-palooza is due in North America on November 22.
Mario Party: Island Tour brochure trailer
Here's a look at the sun-drenched game boards and a few minigames for the upcoming Mario Party: Island Tour, welcoming tourists from North America on November 22. Europe will be invited to join the Koopa games early next year.
Mario Party: Island Tour pushes back European leg
Mario Party: Island Tour won't be one of the growing number of games visiting Europe ahead of North America. Noted in a press release after yesterday's Direct, the 3DS game won't reach the continent until Q1 2014. Island Tour stops off in North America this year on November 22.
Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Mario Party: Island Tour hit 3DS Nov. 22
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Mario Party: Island Tour will both be released for the 3DS on November 22 in North America, Nintendo has announced. Both games will cost an unsurprising $39.99. Mario Party: Island Tour, previously known as simply Mario Party, was originally revealed during a Nintendo Direct last April. The game includes seven boards and Augmented Reality-flavored mini-games. Meanwhile, A Link Between Worlds is set after the events of A Link to the Past, and now Link has the ability to become two-dimensional at advantageous times. Sounds kinda familiar.
