Each player will be better at some mini games, and really struggle with others.

This is probably one of the BEST multi-player family games out there for the Wii

In previous Mario Party games, especially in the first Mario Party, the easy computer players were so bad you were laughing at how badly they played certain games

and we needed some more games for our new Wii that weren't just the single-player games like Guitar Hero, Super Mario Galaxy, etc

Like previous installments, multi-player can be a lot of fun--provided you get a good mini-game.

Pros: fun, variety, multi-player, great for all ages.

In this game, I felt the easy players weren't easy, they play rather good for being supposed to suck at the game

You still have to sit through computer players turns, the graphics haven't really been updated, and the "single player" is tedious and not worth your time

Each player will be better at some mini games, and really struggle with others.

These types of games tend to drive "good" players up the wall.-Not as much variety in the game as I had hoped for its Wii debut -- very similar to MP6 & 7.-The motion controls are not as precise as I would have hoped.

1 star less because of the graphics and 0.5 because the single player is not fun (I consider this game to be multiplayer, but the single player function is no good at all).What's good about it?IF you play with other

Better as multiplayer, but an adult will easily defeat a child and normal computer players

I am an avid Mario Party player.

There is a single-player competitive mode as well, though I haven't gone far enough in it to know if it becomes more difficult as it progresses

Very interactive (uses Wii technology very well), great as 1-player, even better for a group.

Mario Party 8 continues to delight players with challenging mini games, group fun, and sensational creativity.

If you love Mario Brothers, then you have to get this oneThese minigames are actually fun; unlike Wario Smooth Moves4 player means even more fun

Great game for 1 or a great game for multiple players - many fun mini games

There are no spaces where rival players can take over and use them to take away your coins or stars or something like that

The winner of the game is the player with the most stars after all the turns have been completed

Most motions are only shaking the wii remote as fast as you can

I wanted side stories, capers, and tricks as we battled our way to the top board, but again, that never happened.

The physical "game town" within the game is small and after about three hours of wandering around, you fell as if you just need to get out of dodge.

The mini games are usually pretty well thought out, the graphics are cartoon-y and appealing, and the board game approach works