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Mario Party composer Yasunori Mitsuda has spoken about the game's soundtrack and how nearly 200 songs were initially cut.
Dang, a lot. Though tbf the soundtrack Is fine. I enjoyed the first game, it had a lot of content and unlockable stuff even if it didn't have as many mini games as later ones. The newest one is great though.
"Pokémon Stadium, Mario Party, Pilotwings 64, 1080° Snowboarding, Excitebike 64, & more will be gradually added to the Nintendo 64 library on Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack. Stay tuned for more details in the future! "
And for Japan, they're also getting Harvest Moon 64.
Great additions all around, especially the shock of the year with GoldenEye finally seeing the light of day for the time since 1997. Mario Party 1-2-3 still get played in my house with the original carts and system, but this will make it much more convenient for hangouts.
Heather at HPP writes: "I was today years old when I learned that Wario isn't actually saying "D'oh!"'
There should be some skill involved, other than mashing a button for toll dice. Rubberband AI needs to go and stay away.