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'''''Game | '''''WarioWare, Inc. Mega Party Game$!''''' is a game for the [[Nintendo GameCube]] and the second installment of the [[WarioWare (series)|''WarioWare'' series]] following ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'' on the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It reuses all of the [[microgame]]s from ''Mega Microgame$!'', but ''Mega Party Game$!'' focuses on multiplayer in particular. It comes with eight special multiplayer modes for up to four players that all involve the known microgames in some way. While it includes a few new modes, the single-player mode is heavily reduced and doesn't feature the unlockable mini-games from the predecessor. ''Mega Party Game$!'' and the later release ''[[WarioWare: Snapped!]]'' are the only ''WarioWare'' games without plots and story-themed stages. | ||
==Microgame genres== | ==Microgame genres== | ||
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*'''Jimmy's [[Survival Fever]]''' - Survival Fever is a microgame versus mode where players play microgames, if the player fails a microgame, they lose part of their audience. If the whole audience is gone, the player loses. | *'''Jimmy's [[Survival Fever]]''' - Survival Fever is a microgame versus mode where players play microgames, if the player fails a microgame, they lose part of their audience. If the whole audience is gone, the player loses. | ||
*'''Wario's [[Outta My Way (multiplayer mode)|Outta My Way]]''' - In Outta My Way; one player is playing microgames while the other players grow giant and try to distract them to make them fail. The player with the most microgames completed wins. | *'''Wario's [[Outta My Way (multiplayer mode)|Outta My Way]]''' - In Outta My Way; one player is playing microgames while the other players grow giant and try to distract them to make them fail. The player with the most microgames completed wins. | ||
*''' | *'''9-Volt's [[Card-e Cards]]''' - Players have to pick up [[e-Reader]] cards with a screenshot of a microgame on from one of two decks, with these cards going on a pile on the left of the screen. At random, a card containing a [[Game Boy Advance]] with an e-Reader will be drawn. At this point, the drawer has to play the microgames on the microgame cards in the pile. If the player wins all the microgames, they win all the cards on the pile. If the player loses one microgame, they lose all the cards in the pile and all the cards that they have previously won. All those cards will go to a pile on the right of the screen. If a player has cards, background players could steal cards by pressing {{button|gcn|A}} repeatedly during a microgame. After all cards have been drawn, the player with the most amount of cards wins. | ||
*'''Dr. Crygor's [[Balloon Bang]]''' - In Balloon Bang, one player plays microgames while other players repeatedly press {{button|gcn|A}} to blow up a balloon. Players rotate by the player at the microgame winning. The game ends when the balloon pops and the person playing the microgame loses. | *'''Dr. Crygor's [[Balloon Bang]]''' - In Balloon Bang, one player plays microgames while other players repeatedly press {{button|gcn|A}} to blow up a balloon. Players rotate by the player at the microgame winning. The game ends when the balloon pops and the person playing the microgame loses. | ||
*'''Kat & Ana's [[Wobbly Bobbly]]''' - Wobbly Bobbly is a versus mode where players balance on tortoise shells. The players play a multiplayer minigame and the winner plays a microgame. Depending on whether or not they win or lose a shell is added to the player or their friend(s). The game ends when all but one player fall. | *'''Kat & Ana's [[Wobbly Bobbly]]''' - Wobbly Bobbly is a versus mode where players balance on tortoise shells. The players play a multiplayer minigame and the winner plays a microgame. Depending on whether or not they win or lose a shell is added to the player or their friend(s). The game ends when all but one player fall. | ||
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*'''[[Jump Forever]]''' - A jumping rope game. 2 to 4 players must jump over the jump rope at the same time. If one or more players touch the jump rope, the game is over. | *'''[[Jump Forever]]''' - A jumping rope game. 2 to 4 players must jump over the jump rope at the same time. If one or more players touch the jump rope, the game is over. | ||
*'''[[Paper Plane (minigame)|Paper Plane]]''' - A paper airplane race. Who will reach the finish first? If a player crashes against a wall, they will respawn, but lose time. | *'''[[Paper Plane (minigame)|Paper Plane]]''' - A paper airplane race. Who will reach the finish first? If a player crashes against a wall, they will respawn, but lose time. | ||
*''' | *'''1 Controller Survival''' - Up to 16 players can play microgames with only one GameCube Controller. If a player fails a microgame, they are out. Last one remaining is the winner. | ||
*'''1 Controller Jump Forever''' - Same as ''Jump Forever'', but up to 16 players can play with only one GameCube Controller. If one of the 16 players hit the rope, the game ends. | *'''1 Controller Jump Forever''' - Same as ''Jump Forever'', but up to 16 players can play with only one GameCube Controller. If one of the 16 players hit the rope, the game ends. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
|Jap=あつまれ!!メイド イン ワリオ | |Jap=あつまれ!!メイド イン ワリオ | ||
|JapR=Atsumare!! Meido in Wario | |JapR=Atsumare!! Meido in Wario | ||
|JapM=Gather!! Made in Wario | |JapM=Gather!! Made in Wario | ||