Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this part, I get a win on Faire Square as Peach in Mario Party 6. This is played in Single Player against three Normal Difficulty CPU's. This was played on the original GameCube Version. Read below for additional board information!
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- This board has two specific features that change depending on whether it's day or night:
- During the day, Brighton will offer up to five Stars at one time for 20 Coins a piece. At night, Twyla will also offer up to five Stars, but will instead hit a dice block to decide the number of Coins each star will be worth, making them potentially very cheap or very expensive. The prices can range from 5, 10, 30, or 40 Coins a piece.
- The Luck Wheel located in the northwest side of the board will offer players to play a slot machine for average coin prizes at the cost of 5 Coins during the day. At night, will instead charge 10 Coins and the prizes will be doubled with the exception of the grand prize.
- The Star Shuffle located in the northeast side of the board will offer to gamble one of the player's Stars during the day to potentially double it to two Stars if they win a Shell Game with three shuffling hats. At night, will instead offer to gamble one Star to potentially triple it to three Stars if they win a Shell Game with six shuffling hats.
- There are a handful of Happening Spaces (?) on the board:
- The first is the one in the northwest of the board which will summon a broomstick that will forcefully take the player to the spot before or after the Star.
- The second is Swap Fest to the north of the board that will take ten Coins (during the Day) or one Star (at Night) from all players, the player that landed on the space will then choose a podium for each player to stand on and all of the four (or less) Stars will then be given to a randomly chosen player who happens to have the tallest plant.
- The third are the two located to the northeast of the board. Landing on these will send that player back to the start.
#marioparty #marioparty6
In this part, I get a win on Faire Square as Peach in Mario Party 6. This is played in Single Player against three Normal Difficulty CPU's. This was played on the original GameCube Version. Read below for additional board information!
----------Board Info----------
- This board has two specific features that change depending on whether it's day or night:
- During the day, Brighton will offer up to five Stars at one time for 20 Coins a piece. At night, Twyla will also offer up to five Stars, but will instead hit a dice block to decide the number of Coins each star will be worth, making them potentially very cheap or very expensive. The prices can range from 5, 10, 30, or 40 Coins a piece.
- The Luck Wheel located in the northwest side of the board will offer players to play a slot machine for average coin prizes at the cost of 5 Coins during the day. At night, will instead charge 10 Coins and the prizes will be doubled with the exception of the grand prize.
- The Star Shuffle located in the northeast side of the board will offer to gamble one of the player's Stars during the day to potentially double it to two Stars if they win a Shell Game with three shuffling hats. At night, will instead offer to gamble one Star to potentially triple it to three Stars if they win a Shell Game with six shuffling hats.
- There are a handful of Happening Spaces (?) on the board:
- The first is the one in the northwest of the board which will summon a broomstick that will forcefully take the player to the spot before or after the Star.
- The second is Swap Fest to the north of the board that will take ten Coins (during the Day) or one Star (at Night) from all players, the player that landed on the space will then choose a podium for each player to stand on and all of the four (or less) Stars will then be given to a randomly chosen player who happens to have the tallest plant.
- The third are the two located to the northeast of the board. Landing on these will send that player back to the start.
#marioparty #marioparty6
