Mario Party 4
GameCube- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Oct 21, 2002
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 133 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 86 out of 133
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Mixed: 38 out of 133
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Negative: 9 out of 133
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NiJonesApr 20, 2003It's a nice piece of gaming. Unfortunately some of the games are a little tedious. I've been given booksquirm TOO many times on single player games...*dies* The boards are really good fun though and the basement games are really silly and better than most of the N64 version games. People are too critical giving a game like this 0!
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SolomonR.Oct 4, 2007It's not a bad game but doing story mode with all the characters can take very very long, mario party 2 was maybe a better game than this.
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ZiggyStardustNov 2, 2002I believe the game could have been a lot better with just a few changes. But as it is, I'm still happy I picked it up.
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BrendanO.Mar 24, 2006It's not too bad..quite fun..but I'd definitely say that that Mario Party 2 on the N64 is by far the best!
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Nov 16, 2011A great family game! Me and my cousins used to always play this together! I just wish it wasn't so boring when playing alone....the mini games were mediocre and the board games could have been longer...
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May 22, 2012After 3 games, is getting old. Feels boring because of the lack of new game mechanics. One thing sure: if you play with friends, is still very funny. The main problems are the reduced number of mini games (maybe around 70) and the reduced number of playing zones.
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Jun 28, 2013This is the point in the Mario Party games started getting repetitive. After Mario Party 4, they just all began to get worse and worse. This is the last great Mario Party, however it's not as good as the ones on the N64.
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Jun 17, 20171, 2, 3 were amazing will the fourth installment be better? No. The story mode is bland. But what about the boards and the minigames those are the most important part of the game! Well the boards are great except for...one, I hate Goomba's Greedy Gala! The minigames are hit or miss. So overall Mario Party 4 is decent but is basically Mario Party 3 but less greater.
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Jan 5, 2018Mario Party 4 is decent...but has flaws. Most of the minigames are good I will agree, but the flaws I have with this game is the a.i seems way too hard in this game, left oar right...enough said, bland boards, mediocre story, not much to see or do after the game is beaten. But, everything else besides those big flaws is pretty good, like the graphics, the minigames, and the board gimmicks.
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Feb 14, 2022A solid Mario Party entry, with a reasonably wide variety of minigames and several boards to choose from at first glance. However, this entry can get stale somewhat quick, as the boards are not particularly dynamic, and the minigames tend to be rehashes of previous minigames.
Overall, nice to play for a few runs, but easily forgettable (especially with the newer sequels). -
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Apr 15, 2019I mean, its mario party all right. Nothing necessarily bad about it, but nothing special enough to warrant playing it over Mario Party 6 [apart from the price, as MP 4 is half the price of MP 6].
Overall, if you want some Mario Party action and cant afford 6, then it will do the job. if you have Mario Party 6 all ready, dont bother with it, unless you want more mini-games of course -
Aug 19, 2019My personal rating for "Mario Party 4" (GC): 7,2/10 - Good
Gameplay: 8
Video: 6
Audio: 7
Scope: 6
Balance: 6
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#9 Most Discussed GameCube Game of 2002
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The mini-games have different faces but they play ostensibly the same, and even with the visuals buffed to a sparkle the overall effect is very much more of the same.
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Does exactly what it sets out to do, and as such it comes highly recommended to anyone with more than one controller to their name.
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Nintendo PowerThe minigames are just as goofy as ever, with only one or two clunkers amid dozens of fun challenges. [Nov 2002, p.218]