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soonersfan60
12-26-2006, 12:29 AM
I bought a second Mario Party Advance so I could link up with my son to play it. Nintendo won't let me register more than one copy of the same game, so if someone wants to register a game, here's the code: jww-bt3u-jwdq-rmg

I know it doesn;t do much right now, but you never know in the future. Just post here if you used it so no one else tries.

naes
12-26-2006, 12:30 AM
Off topic, but is Mario Party Advance any good?

terribledeli
12-26-2006, 12:38 AM
Used. Thanks OP

soonersfan60
12-26-2006, 03:10 PM
I like it, but it's not like a regular Mario Party game. That disappointed me at first, because I really wanted to play a true Mario Party game on the go and just link up so that everyone could see the board. Instead, Mario Party Advance in multi-player mode is just a bunch of mini-games. The focus of the game is on the one-player mode. It is really quite clever, but not really like Mario Party. You go on "missions" which earn you bonuses and gadgets and unlocks the mini-games. Take it as a mini-game game with quests and missions and you'll have fun. The only other semi-annoying thing is that the difficulty of the mini-games and missions seems un-even. Some are incredibly easy and other seem almost too hard. Like I said, it's fun but just don't expect a traditional Mario Party game.

naes
12-27-2006, 01:41 PM
Is it good for traveling??
I like it, but it's not like a regular Mario Party game. That disappointed me at first, because I really wanted to play a true Mario Party game on the go and just link up so that everyone could see the board. Instead, Mario Party Advance in multi-player mode is just a bunch of mini-games. The focus of the game is on the one-player mode. It is really quite clever, but not really like Mario Party. You go on "missions" which earn you bonuses and gadgets and unlocks the mini-games. Take it as a mini-game game with quests and missions and you'll have fun. The only other semi-annoying thing is that the difficulty of the mini-games and missions seems un-even. Some are incredibly easy and other seem almost too hard. Like I said, it's fun but just don't expect a traditional Mario Party game.

Wolfpup
12-27-2006, 02:13 PM
I really enjoyed Mario Party Advance as a single player game. It was sort of like an adventure game. The mechanics of it are really different from the "big" versions, which I think is why it got bad reviews (IMO it wasn't judged on it's own merits).

As a single player game it's probably much better.

soonersfan60
12-27-2006, 09:08 PM
Yes, it is good as a single-player game, and I think it would hold your interest for traveling. There are numerous quests, and 4 different character starting points so each one feels a little different also.