Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this part, I get a win on Snowflake Lake as Wario 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 works differently than other Mario Party Boards. Players each start with 5 Stars and will pay the local Chain Chomps to attack other players and steal their Stars. There is no other way to get new additional Stars due to the lack of a Star Space, with the exception of DK.
This board has two specific features that change depending on whether it's day or night:
- During the Day, and upon reaching them, Chain Chomps will allow players to roll a single dice block for 20 Coins, allowing players to move that many spaces in an attempt to catch another player and steal a Star from them. At night, the player can choose to pay 10, 20, or 30 Coins to roll one to three dice blocks respectively. If a player has a Snack Orb, it will be offered to a Chain Chomp to protect the player from a single attack.
- During the Day the entire board is accessible, however at night, Freezies will appear and block off three entrances to the center of the board. This forces players to stay in the outside and become vulnerable to Chain Chomp attacks, unless they enter from the right side via the Whomp's path.
There are a handful of Happening Spaces (?) on the board:
- The two Happening Spaces (?) at the top of the board will have the Snowman throw a giant snowball that will roll along the top of the board and carry any caught players back to the start. This is unavoidable.
- The Happening Spaces (?) surrounding the center frozen lake have two different effects based on the time of day. During the Day, players will ice skate for Coins that will be dropped onto the ice, and can bump into each other to be stunned temporarily. At night, players will instead have a snowball fight which will knock Coins out of any player hit and allow anyone to pick them up.
Fun Fact: During the Day, players must spend 20 Coins to be able to ride a Chain Chomp, if they lack the coins, they will be told they need 20 Coins. At Night, players can pay 10 Coins minimum to ride a Chain Chomp, however if they don't have 10 Coins, the popup message will say they need at least 20 Coins, which is false and an error.
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In this part, I get a win on Snowflake Lake as Wario 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 works differently than other Mario Party Boards. Players each start with 5 Stars and will pay the local Chain Chomps to attack other players and steal their Stars. There is no other way to get new additional Stars due to the lack of a Star Space, with the exception of DK.
This board has two specific features that change depending on whether it's day or night:
- During the Day, and upon reaching them, Chain Chomps will allow players to roll a single dice block for 20 Coins, allowing players to move that many spaces in an attempt to catch another player and steal a Star from them. At night, the player can choose to pay 10, 20, or 30 Coins to roll one to three dice blocks respectively. If a player has a Snack Orb, it will be offered to a Chain Chomp to protect the player from a single attack.
- During the Day the entire board is accessible, however at night, Freezies will appear and block off three entrances to the center of the board. This forces players to stay in the outside and become vulnerable to Chain Chomp attacks, unless they enter from the right side via the Whomp's path.
There are a handful of Happening Spaces (?) on the board:
- The two Happening Spaces (?) at the top of the board will have the Snowman throw a giant snowball that will roll along the top of the board and carry any caught players back to the start. This is unavoidable.
- The Happening Spaces (?) surrounding the center frozen lake have two different effects based on the time of day. During the Day, players will ice skate for Coins that will be dropped onto the ice, and can bump into each other to be stunned temporarily. At night, players will instead have a snowball fight which will knock Coins out of any player hit and allow anyone to pick them up.
Fun Fact: During the Day, players must spend 20 Coins to be able to ride a Chain Chomp, if they lack the coins, they will be told they need 20 Coins. At Night, players can pay 10 Coins minimum to ride a Chain Chomp, however if they don't have 10 Coins, the popup message will say they need at least 20 Coins, which is false and an error.
#marioparty #marioparty6
