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*This board is similar to [[Windmillville]]. | *This board is similar to [[Windmillville]]. | ||
*When all Hotels are under ownership, the minimum number of Stars in play is 11 while the maximum is 21. | *When all Hotels are under ownership, the minimum number of Stars in play is 11 while the maximum is 21. | ||
*Koopa's Tycoon Town is the third Board in the series with a fixed number of attainable Stars. | |||
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Revision as of 01:10, July 11, 2013
- “Crueler than pirates! Scarier than ghosts! Riskier than a runaway train! In Koopa's Tycoon Town, you'll play an unbelievably dangerous game! Real estate! Dominate the town!”
- —MC Ballyhoo, Mario Party 8
Koopa's Tycoon Town is a board in Mario Party 8. Koopas and Goombas are seen sitting comfortably while cars and other vehicles drive by on the city streets. To obtain Power Stars on this board, players must invest coins in hotels. This is similar to Windmillville from Mario Party 7, except that with more coins invested in a hotel, the more beneficial it is to the player or team. After a hotel has over 20 coins invested, it becomes a 2-Star hotel, and after accumulating 50 coins total, it becomes a 3-Star hotel. However, only the player who has invested the most coins owns the hotel and its Stars. It is impossible for two or more players or teams to invest the same number of coins in any one hotel.
Landing on the DK Space makes Donkey Kong arrive in his own cab, and invest twenty or thirty coins in one of the hotels on the player's behalf. When someone lands on a Bowser Space, Bowser comes and takes coins away from a hotel, usually from the top three investors.
? Spaces at the front of the board makes a Koopa in a cab appear and takes players to a space in front of one of the hotels. ? Spaces in front of alleys will cause Bandit to appear and steal opponents' coins from a hotel, then gives them to the player. The ? Space in front of a shop with a dart board at the back will allow the player to throw a dart on the dart wheel. Players who hit their face win coins. How much was determined by how many times it had been played, as failure caused the grand prize (starting at 10 coins) to go up by 10 coins. There are also some ? Spaces next to a construction site. Players landing on one of these will get the crane to rain 10 coins down on them (20 in Star Battle Arena).
Landing on a Lucky Space allows the character to be taken to one of two secret three-star hotels where they only need one coin to initially buy it. However, Bowser, Donkey Kong and Bandit are unable to affect these secret hotels through landing on their spaces, making the secret hotels a safe place to invest one's coins.
In Star Battle Arena, the winning conditions are to get 4 Power Stars by investing coins in hotels.
Gallery
Coin amounts with a blue banner mean that character is the current owner.
Coin amounts with a green banner mean that character is a visitor to that hotel.
Coin amounts with a red banner mean that character is an enemy and it subtracts rather than adds coins.
DK pulls up in his yellow convertible.
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- When a hotel becomes a three-star hotel, it resembles Mario's Castle.
- This is the only board that has two Lucky Spaces.
- This board is similar to Windmillville.
- When all Hotels are under ownership, the minimum number of Stars in play is 11 while the maximum is 21.
- Koopa's Tycoon Town is the third Board in the series with a fixed number of attainable Stars.
