There are probably at least a hundred games I'd rather LAN over playing most of the games on your list (some of them, like Quake 3, are better than all of them) but doing so is obviously less convenient since I don't own a dozen PCs.Ģ. I think there are several problems with your suggestion.ġ. And if I'm missing any notable multiplayer games on these lists! Like seriously, where are the party Pokemon games like Stadium's minigames?
So, I guess I just made this thread so we can look back on what a great guy old Mario has been for parties.
Most handheld Kirby games have tiny handfuls of multiplayer games, but that's it. Kirby Triple Deluxe/Kirby Fighters Deluxe The mainline games all have multiplayer, but they're not exactly party games. they definitely don't feel like much of a Sonic game though, being focused on minigames and Nintendo exclusive I've also been disappointed, you would think this is a by-product of appeal to kids and Nintendo's fascination with local multiplayer, but then why do no other children gaming stars live up to Mario? Even if some like Sonic have a decent number of games, only a small few are comparable in quality to most of Mario's. Handheld Games (Many Single-Cart Multiplayer): Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic GamesĪnd you could even attribute some spin-offs and games he headlines: Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games
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Not even including all the 2-player games he's been in, and the huge amount of handheld stuff, there's no better series for party games: As I collect, I've realized, along with all his other accolades, is Mario the (not really) unsung, undisputed king of 4-player+ local multiplayer? He has the quantity, the breadth, and some of the best peaks and average quality, along with being extremely accessible.īecause I'm a gaming addict who hangs out on forums, I've compiled some thorough lists. Not only does the game have surprising complexity, but it’ll take the same commitment and time to finish that you’d expect from a round of Risk.I'm really into collecting local multiplayer games recently, and I've always been a big Nintendo fan. It’s perfect for those who find stuff like Mario Party a tad childish or “too easy”. And others will follow suit on their turns, trying to undo your hard work until only one is victorious. Your goal is to make your way across the board capturing territory and defending it with magical beasts you acquire in the form of cards. On the surface, this 4-player board game seems pretty simple. I like bringing obscure high-quality games to the forefront when given the chance, so let’s start the list with Monopoly and Hearthstone’s secret love child – Culdcept.
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Go plug your dusty PS2 into your miraculously functional CRT TV and join me as we go through the most amazing multiplayer games on the console.įighters, shooters, puzzles… there’s something here for everyone, and their friends. Nothing beats having your friends in the same room, DualShocks in hand, duking it out on a fighter or trying to out-play each-other while practicing the subtle form of subterfuge that it peeking at your opponent’s screen. Huge 100-player battle arenas bringing in people from all corners of the world, all fighting to achieve the epic Victory Royale… and yet at times, it can feel as if you’re just shooting at a bunch of bots. Sure, we have some pretty amazing online multiplayer experiences nowadays.
Including some of those unique and experimental ones that were so common in the sixth generation of consoles.Īmong them you can find some memorable couch-locked multiplayer experiences of the decade. Sony’s PlayStation 2 has a massive library of great games.
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