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Mario Party DS drops players into a shrunken adventure where classic Mario characters must navigate oversized environments, collect coins and stars, and avoid familiar hazards. The single‑player campaign spans five distinct settings, each ending with a boss battle, while multiplayer modes let friends compete or cooperate in turn‑based board‑game style challenges.

✦ Best for families seeking a fun, turn‑based board game with a single‑player story

Mario Party 7 brings the classic board‑game style fun to the GameCube with a new cast of characters, microphone support, and a Bowser‑filled cruise ship setting. Play solo or with up to seven friends in split‑screen mode, competing in a variety of puzzle, action, and party challenges.

✦ Best for families with gamecube consoles

Mario Party 6 brings the classic board‑game fun of the series to the GameCube with a twist – a built‑in microphone lets you use your voice to influence the outcome of minigames. With over 80 varied challenges and dynamic boards that change based on the time of day, the game offers fresh surprises each play session. Up to four players can compete or cooperate in split‑screen mode, making it perfect for family gatherings or casual gaming nights. Featuring beloved characters like Mario and Bowser, the title blends puzzle, action, and party gameplay for an engaging experience suitable for all ages.

✦ Best for local multiplayer families

Super Mario Kart brings the iconic Mario universe to the racetrack, using SNES Mode 7 graphics to create a vibrant, scrolling world. Players collect coins to boost speed while wielding shells and bananas to hinder opponents across eight themed courses. The game offers both a single‑player Grand Prix mode and up to four‑player split‑screen racing, delivering a timeless party experience for friends and families alike.

✦ Best for retro gaming fans

Mario Party 5 lets players help Mario and his friends restore peace to Dream World by racing around a collection of all‑new game boards. Each board is filled with surprises, mini‑games, and strategic choices that keep the party lively. The game supports up to four players in split‑screen mode, offering both competitive and cooperative experiences. With a mix of board‑game mechanics and fast‑paced action mini‑games, it’s perfect for casual gatherings and family game nights.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers craving local split-screen board fun

Dive into the Party Cube where Toad, Koopa and other pranksters hide birthday presents. Mario, Yoshi, Peach and the rest of the Mushroom Kingdom must race through a circus of minigame trickery to claim the gifts. Watch out for Bowser’s mischief and surprise rooms like Whomp and Thwomp’s Extra Room. With wild multiplayer action and zany challenges, Mario Party 4 delivers endless fun for friends and families.

✦ Best for families with young kids

Mario Party 3 brings eight iconic characters together for a chaotic board‑game experience on the Nintendo 64. Players roll dice, collect stars, and compete in a variety of mini‑games that test luck, skill, and timing. The game introduces duel maps where two opponents battle to drain each other's stamina, plus the first Mario Party title with multiple save slots, allowing friends to keep their own progress. With new voices for Luigi and classic Yoshi sounds, it’s a nostalgic yet fresh party classic.

✦ Best for n64 owners seeking party games

Mario and friends return for another round of Bowser‑bashing party action, each dressed in themed costumes for the five new adventure boards. New tricks, devices, and mini‑games add fresh challenges and excitement to the classic board‑game formula. Unleash Hip Drops, hammer swings, and high‑flying moves in frenzied multiplayer fun, perfect for parties, family gatherings, or casual gaming sessions.

✦ Best for families with young kids

With 50‑110 mini‑games ranging from free‑for‑all challenges to team‑based contests, the game offers endless replayability and a perfect mix of competition and cooperation for parties of all sizes.

✦ Best for families with kids

Spartacus Legends lets you step into the blood‑soaked arenas of ancient Rome, wielding thousands of weapon combinations and multiple fighting styles to carve your path to legend. Developed with the Starz series, the game blends cinematic storytelling with fast‑paced, brutal melee action. Compete solo or challenge friends online on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, mastering each arena’s hazards while your gladiator rises through ranks or meets a swift death. The experience is built for players who crave intense, skill‑based combat and a gritty gladiatorial atmosphere.

✦ Best for gladiator fight fans

Pokémon Battle Revolution brings the excitement of Pokémon battles to the Wii console, offering three distinct modes: Colosseum Battle, DS Battle, and Wi‑Fi Battle. Players can challenge AI opponents, link up with DS owners, or compete online against trainers worldwide. The game supports single‑player, split‑screen multiplayer, and online matchmaking, making it a versatile choice for both casual fans and competitive players seeking strategic turn‑based combat in a vibrant 3D arena.

✦ Best for casual pokémon fans

Traverse a variety of environments on your trusty camera-equipped vehicle, discovering secret Pokémon behaviors and capturing perfect frames. Each photo earns points from Professor Oak, letting you unlock items and progress toward the legendary Mew. The game blends simulation, action, and fantasy as you aim for high‑scoring shots, rewarding curiosity and timing. Its simple controls and charming world make it a timeless experience for players of all ages.

✦ Best for casual gamers and pokémon fans