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Tytuł: Mario Party 10
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E3 2014: Mario Party 10 Subtly Announced for Wii U, Amiibo-Compatible
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During its Nintendo Minute Live @ E3 showcase, Nintendo stealthily announced that Mario Party 10 will be coming to Wii U when discussing game compatibility with its upcoming Amiibo NFC figurines.
Not much is known about the game, but it will be available to play on the show floor at E3. With that said, it was confirmed that Bowser will play a central role in this game, and it can be safely assumed that it'll feature a similar party-game setup to the multiple previous instalments in the series.
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The Mario Party series is generally regarded as being one of Nintendo's least innovative franchises. For years now, each entry has felt like something of a rehash, with only a minimal level of improvement and changes made from one entry to the next. In attempt to change this perception Nintendo has introduced a new Bowser Mode in Mario Party 10. It's a mode which puts one player in control Bowser and their objective is to use the GamePad to hamper everybody else's progress.
The person playing as Bowser is tasked with beating the other players in 1v4 styled mini-game madness, as well as on the board itself in a way not yet revealed. Two mini-games were demonstrated at E3, both of which used the GamePad's gyroscopic abilities.
The first required the Bowser player to tilt the GamePad to shoot fireballs at the players in a limited space. Each player gets five lives as Bowser tries to take everybody out. The second game was very similar, and required the Bowser player to move the GamePad in various directions, breathing a stream of fire at the other players. Meanwhile, a more standard Mario Party mode is also available for players that prefer a more traditional experience.