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*Some of the songs in this game are remixes of songs in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. For example, the song that plays on the main menu is a remix of the [[Castaway Bay]] theme, the song that plays when the player land on a Mic space is a remix of the [[Speak Up]] theme, the song that plays in King of the River is a remix of the song that plays in [[Endurance Alley]], the song that plays when the player lose King of the River is a remix of the song that plays when the player lose Endurance Alley, the song that plays in [[Take Me Ohm]], [[Pogo-a-Go-Go]], and [[Bob-ombic Plague]] is a remix of the song that plays in [[Granite Getaway]], [[Surge and Destroy]], and [[Burnstile]], and the song that plays in [[Track & Yield]] and [[La Bomba]] is a remix of the song that plays in [[Conveyor Bolt]], [[Ray of Fright]], and [[Verbal Assault]]. The music when winning a minigame is also a more upbeat version of ''Mario Party 6''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s winning theme, and the minigame instructions theme has parts of ''Mario Party 6''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s renedition in it. | *Some of the songs in this game are remixes of songs in ''[[Mario Party 6]]''. For example, the song that plays on the main menu is a remix of the [[Castaway Bay]] theme, the song that plays when the player land on a Mic space is a remix of the [[Speak Up]] theme, the song that plays in King of the River is a remix of the song that plays in [[Endurance Alley]], the song that plays when the player lose King of the River is a remix of the song that plays when the player lose Endurance Alley, the song that plays in [[Take Me Ohm]], [[Pogo-a-Go-Go]], and [[Bob-ombic Plague]] is a remix of the song that plays in [[Granite Getaway]], [[Surge and Destroy]], and [[Burnstile]], and the song that plays in [[Track & Yield]] and [[La Bomba]] is a remix of the song that plays in [[Conveyor Bolt]], [[Ray of Fright]], and [[Verbal Assault]]. The music when winning a minigame is also a more upbeat version of ''Mario Party 6''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s winning theme, and the minigame instructions theme has parts of ''Mario Party 6''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s renedition in it. | ||
*Like [[Mario Party 8|its sequel]] and ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', ''Mario Party 7'' contains text that is considered inappropriate in the United Kingdom. When the Star moves in [[Grand Canal]], Toadsworth calls it a "[[wiktionary:bugger|bugger]]". Despite this, the game was not recalled or edited and it did not receive a PEGI 12+ rating, unlike other games (such as ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'') that contain this word. | *Like [[Mario Party 8|its sequel]] and ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', ''Mario Party 7'' contains text that is considered inappropriate in the United Kingdom. When the Star moves in [[Grand Canal]], Toadsworth calls it a "[[wiktionary:bugger|bugger]]". Despite this, the game was not recalled or edited and it did not receive a PEGI 12+ rating, unlike other games (such as ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'') that contain this word. | ||
*This is the first ''Mario Party'' game to use the more modern appearance of some enemies from ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' onwards | *This is the first ''Mario Party'' game to use the more modern appearance of some enemies, such as [[Mr. Blizzard]]s and [[Thwomp]]s, from ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' onwards. | ||
*This is the final ''Mario'' game appearance of [[Koopa Kid]]. | *This is the final ''Mario'' game appearance of [[Koopa Kid]]. | ||