The CANCELLED Mario Party Arcade Game
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Howdy! In this video I'll be going over the history of Mario Party Challenge World's adventure in coming to the West. Let me know what you think!
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Hey! I went to Cinergy in Tulsa last month and played that game!! I had no idea it was so rare when I played it. It was pretty meh. But I can confirm that as of last month it was still there! Next time I'm in Tulsa (my family lives there, I'm in Chicago) I can try to get footage! let me know if you would like to hear about the gameplay.
Awesome, that'd be great!
Jake Ashley plz give us footage. Well if you have it. Rn is not a good time to go out
Didja get footage? If not, I hope that Cinergy survives the shutdown, lol.
Plsssssss give footage about you playing it in UA-cam, twitter and Instagram!!!!!plssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By the way, did you see pinstripe potoroo?
0:36
It was at this moment that Jumpman knew... He screwed up.
A rare and exotic species of arcade game in the wild...subsisting on its natural prey: quarters
sadly they don't eat quarters anymore, at least in Canada anyways its always loonies ($1 coins)
Interesting video. A Mario Party arcade game definitely feels at home in an arcade just like the Mario Kart one. Here's my speculation onto the changes I saw throughout the video:
- The game looking too much like roulette. Gambling is definitely frowned upon in the US for kids so it makes sense a revamp would be in order. But if it was stripped down to a fraction of what it was to appeal to the US standards, would it even be the same game anymore? Maybe it was too much effort trying to 'localize' it for a western audience.
- The game switching from 6 players to 3 players. My first thought about this was needing space. Lets say a Pac-Man arcade cabinet takes 1 square of space. Then you need another square of space for the player for a total of 2 square spaces. If this game needs space for 6 players, that's 6 squares, and seeing how this arcade is much bigger than a Pac-Man arcade cabinet, you'd need at least 4 squares. That's 10 squares. That's already 5x the required space in an arcade place to accommodate needing 6 people, the machine, and the space to move in and out. So to reduce the game to 3 players means you can stick other arcade units to the side or behind it, or even in a corner.
- Removal of the screens and replaced with button(s). Definitely reduces the cost of producing each unit, but also any repairs for each screen. Another thing to note is that the age demographic between Japan and the US is different, with arcades being more targeted towards a younger audience. If the game was reduced to a single button, then you open the range of players to just about any age. Of course this obvious has the downside of removing a lot of charm from the game, but if you were running an arcade business, you'd want to make sure the cabinets and units you buy/rent are being played to justify the cost. I'm not saying kids couldn't figure out the original arcade game with the screens, it's more of a way of making the game accessible to a larger audience.
Wish I could Bing Bing Wahoo at the Casino tbh...
Also, apparently I can't spell "Mysterious"
oof
Noice vid Tetra!
You just wanted those e🅱️ic minigames, huh?
So at 4:12 you say gambling is Illegal in Japan, Well i have a question for you tetra. If gambling is illegal in Japan, THEN HOW DID THE LUIGI CASINO GAMES GET INTO SM64DS?!?!?
Oh, and i'm not angry or anything. I just wanted to sound 🇪🅱🇮🇨
I the from the live stream on smash you did
I wish they made it because it would’ve been a really interesting way to play Mario party. Before watching this, one of my ideas of why it was cancelled because the parties might go on forever and might not be fair to other players. I also though it would be a big arcade machine, but I guess not
Now I can lose friends at the arcade
And 31st
X2
Or lose potential friends, since you could be playing with strangers
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I Saw this in a chucke chesse in 2019 but it was only the story part and boss battel and instead of the roullete it was a button with a dice (like Mario party) (sorry for bad english )
So at the end of the day, Mario Party Challenge World challenged the World and lost.
My guess on how it worked:
After inserting a credit or scanning your game card, the game would randomly pick a minigame that can be played with a single button. If you succeeded, you got tickets, and it would choose another one. The game would end if you failed a minigame or reached the max number of tickets.
Literally had no idea about this either. You're massively expanding my knowledge of Nintendo...
Hey, Tetra! There were also some Mario Party 8 inspired arcade machines! I think it was called Mario Party Fushigi no CoroCoro Catcher! Also developed by Capcom!
Yup! I'll mention it in my upcoming video!
Wait, really? Then that means there's another lost rare mario game out there!
"You want boardgames in Mario Party? Fine, we'll give you boardgames, we'll just take out most of the minigames for the US release, as well"
I went to the Kalahari Resort once and they had an arcade, one of the machines being Mario Party Challenge World. There were only three player spots available, and I didn't actually play the game since I had limited funds but it seemed to lack minigames so I didn't feel like it was worth my time and money. It was really interesting to see though, because I'd never seen a Mario Party arcade machine before.
I went to tulsa and played this today. It's pretty basic but the experience surrounding it was fun. It's almost basically a BOARD game "roll" 1-10 every time you move closer to bowser by said score. The next roll will not have that number but a rock crush guy. There are several mini games you can land on which all are forms of button (singular)mashing. Fun, yes! But not hour worthy.
Good to know! Thanks for the info !
2:58
Mario was having fun at the party
Eyyyyy! I saw my name sneak in there!! Let's goooooo!!
Me: sees title if video
My wallet: I'm safe for another day..
Oh, this was a long time ago.😂😂
This is unbelievably not funny
r/youngpeopleyoutube
@@blekiscooler sorry, but I knew that....
welcome to the internet
@Sandman Slim *sigh* I KNOW
2:08 *m y s t e r t i o u s*
I knew there were a few of those, didn't knew they were so much of them!
Very interesting video and I hope we'll be able to see more footage of it!
Looking forward for your videos of the other Mario Party cabinets as well, I hope those get some footage! I could only see glimses of it last time I searched and not of every game!
1, a mario party arcade game is the thing of my childhood dreams omfg
2, CAN NOT WAIT FOR THAT NINTENDO ARCADE HISTORY VIDEO WOOOOO
You should do "Is it possible to beat Mario 64 with a Dance dance Revolution pad"
Glitched Data 64 the DDR Mario Mix one in particular just for the extra pizzazz
@@Sum1WhoExists yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas
"Mario Party Arcade US is a dumbed down version of the Japanese version."
"Mario Party Arcade failed in US"
Gee, I wonder why?
Very interesting. I had never heard of this machine before (and I'm a fan of Mario Party), but then again I live in Florida with the only local arcade that's not a drive or a side thing like in a bowling alley being Dave & Busters so it's no surprise that combined with its limited release I'd never heard of it before.
There are tons of Mario and Donkey Kong arcade games. Here are all of the Mario and Donkey Kong arcade games.
*Donkey Kong* (1981) - The first ever game with Mario in it. Mario's naming is inconsistent - while the actual cabinet and manual use the name Jumpman, the American arcade brochure uses the name Mario. 60,000 cabinets were sold.
*Donkey Kong Junior* (1982) - The sequel to Donkey Kong, and one of the only Mario games where Mario is the enemy. The Japanese release uses the name Donkey Kong Jr. on the title screen. 30,000 cabinets were sold.
*Mario Bros.* (1983) - The first Mario arcade game without Donkey Kong in it. Also the first Mario arcade game with simultaneous co-op!!
*Donkey Kong 3* (1983) - The first Donkey Kong arcade game without Mario in it. It is also a shooting game instead of a platforming game. Because of this, the game wasn't as successful and only sold 5,000 cabinets.
*VS. Pinball* (1984) - Gameplay is mostly the same as the NES version, but there are also many differences, most notably the addition of music.
*Golf* (PlayChoice-10, 1986) - Literally just the NES version with a time limit.
*VS. Stroke & Match Golf* (1984) - Gameplay is mostly the same as the NES version, but there are also many differences, most notably the addition of music. There is also a ladies' version where you play as a woman instead of Mario.
*VS. Wrecking Crew* (1984, Japan-exclusive) - Gameplay is mostly the same as the later NES version, but there are also many differences. Unlike the NES version, the arcade version was exclusive to Japan.
*Mario Bros.* (1986, PlayChoice-10) - Literally just the NES version with a time limit.
*Super Mario Bros.* (1986, PlayChoice-10) - Literally just the NES version with a time limit.
*VS. Super Mario Bros.* (1986) - A completely different game than the original NES game, VS. Super Mario Bros. is much more difficult. VS. Super Mario Bros. got its first Japanese and European releases on the Wii Virtual Console. There is a bootleg of the game called VS. Skate Kid Bros. which was made by a company called TBS.
*Super Mario Bros. 2* (1988, PlayChoice-10) - Literally just the NES version with a time limit.
*Dr. Mario* (1990, PlayChoice-10) - Literally just the original NES version with a time limit. The prototype version is called Virus.
*VS. Dr. Mario* (1990) - Gameplay is mostly the same as the NES version.
*Super Mario Bros. 3* (1990, PlayChoice-10) - Literally just the NES version with a time limit.
*Mario's Open Golf* (1991, PlayChoice-10) - Literally just the NES version with a time limit. Weirdly, the title is more similar to the Japanese version (Mario Open Golf) rather than the international version (NES Open Tournament Golf) despite being based on the USA version.
*Super Mario World* (1991, Nintendo Super System) - Gameplay is mostly the same as the SNES version, but there are also many differences, most notably the ability to start from any world in the game.
*Piccadilly Circus: Super Mario Bros. 3* (1991, Konami, Japan-exclusive) - A version of Konami's medal game Piccadilly Circus with a Super Mario Bros. 3 theme.
*Mini Piccadilly: Super Mario Bros. 3* (1991, Konami, Japan-exclusive) - A smaller version of Konami's medal game Piccadilly Circus with a Super Mario Bros. 3 theme.
*Mario Roulette* (1991, Konami, Japan-exclusive) - A medal roulette game based on Super Mario World.
*Mini Piccadilly: Super Mario World* (1991, Konami, Japan-exclusive) - A smaller version of Konami's medal game Piccadilly Circus with a Super Mario World theme.
*Mario World* (1991, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A medal roulette game based on Super Mario World.
*Super Mario World Popcorn Vending Machine* (1991, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A popcorn vending machine based on Super Mario World.
*Super Mario World Round and Round Mario* (1991, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A medal roulette game based on Super Mario World.
*Television-Phone: Super Mario World* (1992, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A game based on Super Mario World using a fake phone as a controller. The software has not been emulated.
*Super Mario Bros.* (1992, Gottlieb, USA-exclusive) - A pinball machine based on Super Mario World, even though it is just called Super Mario Bros. This was the first pinball machine from Gottlieb to have a dot matrix display. 4,200 tables were sold.
*Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World* (1992, Gottlieb, USA-exclusive) - A mini pinball machine/ticket redemption game based on Super Mario Bros. 3.
*Super Mario World: Koopa Extermination* (1993, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A ball-throwing game based on Super Mario World, where you must hit a Bowser target.
*Super Mario World: Buzzing Mario* (1993, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - Based on Super Mario World. A kid's ride made to look like a Yoshi egg with a video minigame built-in. The software has not been emulated, but there are videos of it on UA-cam.
*Super Mario World* (1993, Fabtek, USA-exclusive) - A ticket redemption game based on Super Mario World.
*Mario Sports Festival* (1993, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A sports game using a dance pad as a controller. The software has not been emulated, but there are videos of it on UA-cam.
*Super Mario Kart Heart-Pounding Race* (1994, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A medal racing game based on Super Mario Kart.
*Super Mario Attack* (1996, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Super Mario World. The software has not been emulated.
*Super Mario 64* (1996, Maygay, Europe-exclusive) - A slot machine (or "fruit machine" as the British call it) based on Super Mario 64.
*Donkey Kong* (1996, Maygay, Europe-exclusive) - A slot machine (or "fruit machine" as the British call it) based on Donkey Kong Country, even though it is just called Donkey Kong.
*Mario Kart 64* (1996, Maygay, Europe-exclusive) - A slot machine (or "fruit machine" as the British call it) based on Mario Kart 64.
*Heart-Pounding Mario Chance!* (2003, Banpresto, Japan-exclusive) -
*Super Mario Ching-Ching Land of Mystery* (2003, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Super Mario Bros. 3.
*Donkey Kong/Donkey Kong Junior/Mario Bros.* (2004, Namco, USA-exclusive) - A compilation release of the first three Mario arcade games. Because Nintendo was out of the arcade business, they licensed the games to Namco, who made this compilation.
*Super Mario Rolling Party of Mystery* (2004, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Mario Party 5.
*Donkey Kong: Jungle Fever* (2005, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Donkey Kong Jungle Beat.
*Super Mario Rolling Party of Mystery 2* (2005, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Mario Party.
*Mario Kart Arcade GP* (2005, Namco) - A completely unique Mario Kart game. Because this game was made by Namco, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, and Blinky are playable.
*Donkey Kong: Banana Kingdom* (2006, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, and the sequel to Donkey Kong: Jungle Fever.
*Mario Kart Arcade GP 2* (2007, Bandai Namco Entertainment) - A completely unique Mario Kart game, and the sequel to Mario Kart Arcade GP. Because this game was made by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Blinky, and Mametchi are playable.
*Mario Party Mysterious Rolling Catcher* (2009, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Mario Party 8.
*New Super Mario Bros. Wii Coin World* (2011, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on New Super Mario Bros. Wii.
*Mario Party Spinning! Carnival* (2012, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Mario Party 8.
*Mario Party Mysterious Rolling Catcher 2* (2013, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal game based on Mario Party 8, and the sequel to Mario Party Mysterious Rolling Catcher.
*Mario Kart Arcade GP DX* (2013, Bandai Namco Entertainment) - A completely unique Mario Kart game, and the third in the Mario Kart Arcade GP series. Because this game was made by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Pac-Man (using his appearance from the Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures cartoon) and Don-Chan are playable.
*Luigi's Mansion Arcade* (2015, Capcom) - A rail shooting game based on Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. The game was released internationally in 2017. This is the first arcade game where the main character is Luigi.
*Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Arcade Edition* (2016, Sega) - An arcade port of the Wii U/3DS game Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. The controllers are two giant joysticks. In some events, you need to run or jump. Some characters need to be unlocked in the Japanese version, while these characters are already unlocked in the international version.
*Mario Party Mysterious Challenge World* (2016, Capcom, Japan-exclusive) - A medal roulette game based on Mario Party 9. An American version from Raw Thrills was tested in 2017, but cancelled. The American version can still be found in some locations.
*Mario Kart Arcade GP VR* (2017, Bandai Namco Entertainment) - A completely unique Mario Kart game, and the fourth in the Mario Kart Arcade GP series. This is the only (non-cancelled) Mario arcade game to not be given a wide release, with the game being exclusive to VR Zone locations. Unlike all other Mario Kart games, this game is played in first-person, and players have to wear a virtual reality headset. Only four characters are playable, with each cabinet being assigned to a character: Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Yoshi.
*Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Arcade Edition* (2020, Sega) - An arcade port of the Switch game Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Unlike the arcade version of Rio 2016, which used two giant joysticks, this game controls with two buttons. In some events, you still need to run or jump.
Yeah thanks for this long ass comment that no one asked for kiddo
If you go to Google Maps and search for Cinergy Arcade Tulsa Oaklahoma, you can find a "Virtual Tour by Bruce Malone" of the inside of the place, and he goes practically in front of the Mario Party Challenge World machine! (I'd link it here, but only with permission)
just link it, and risk it
it’s for the world
A Mario Party arcade game ?
Even starting thinking about that makes me enjoy that.
If there a Dr.Mario arcade game i crack.
There is a Mario Party arcade already, it's a coin pusher type game and things happen as you play. They have it in an arcade at my local China town.
Seeing anything related to arcades makes me sad, because the arcades near my home are all unrepaired, unupdated, and had nothing worth going to it for (aside from mini golf, which in itself has the lanes sun bleached)
3:17 that mini game was in Mario Party 9. But the players only went one at a time.
Hey, I actually played the revised us version thing the day before it was removed from Chicago D&B. Even have footage of it somewhere, since a friend of mine set it on free play to try getting as much footage as possible.
I hope you will talk about the kirby arcade machines in the video too !
I've seen this arcade cabinet once, in Japan, on Odaiba Island. No one was playing it at the time.
You picked Mario Party 9 as the game so that UA-cam would recommend this video, I see you.
...I'm so used to hearing theme park channels refer to Eye-Appa that it took me a bit to understand you were talking about IAAPA
Interesting stuff, thanks for bringing this in the light
Thanks for watching !
I played the revised one last summer, you can find it at Gametime in Daytona Beach, Florida.
The arcade also had a Luigi's Mansion game and a Mario and Sonic Olympic Games title.
I actually recently made a tweet about how surprised I was to learn about there being 24 Mario Party releases but If I knew there were 21 arcade releases total that number would be 38 total Mario Parties so far... That's impressive.
I love your vids!!!
Thanks !
I am 98% sure there is one of these in Charlotte NC at a Dave and busters. I live a bit ways from Charlotte but I’m off this weekend and have nothing else to do. I’m gonna head over there and see if it’s one of these but like I say I’m positive it is.
I live pretty close to Tulsa. Unfortunately, I can't really go there due to some less than positive circumstances on my part.
So coming back to this video I found more little gameplay of a bowser boss fight on tiktok which showed mario hitting dice knocking them into bowser
Show me
Hey tetra bit if you are reading a comment right now I just want to say here in CA there is a place call glow zone and they have a arcade and i remember seeing one of those arcade machines when I went earlier this year before the pandemic started
I actually found this game in the wild and play it and it was quite fun.
Edit: I realized I should’ve talked about the game play and it’s basically timing to hit dice blocks so you can land on space that higher your score so you can get more tickets and trying to avoid spaces that will end your run. There’s also some roadblocks, mini games, and bosses that all revolved around timing your button presses and a final fight with bowser at the end. There’s also no real multiplayer you can just see what all the others players are doing because you’re all using the same screen just segmented. But yeah it was fun but somewhat of a far cry from what Japanese version appears to be. Also the location I found it in was place called “Kalahari” in Ohio Sandusky so if you live in that area I recommend finding the machine, if they still have it!
Nice!
Mario party Ds was my childhood. I would always run around with my two dsi’s and beg my sister to play.
Still love that mmbn music at the end
I am pretty sure Mohegan Sun Casino in CT has one of these.
Ah man i would of played that all the time at d and b 's.
If I ever find it I'll surely record it with me and my friends
Me in 2013:what if a Mario party arcade exists?
Me in 2020:*found out about this*man, if only it wasn't scrapped
3:04
Me: Bet
Me again: Mario party
FBI: FBI OPEN UP
*Doesn’t open door*
Dang, I was super excited to go check out that game since I’m going to college in Tulsa. I just called Cinergy, and they said they don’t have the game anymore.
Damn, really?
TetraBitGaming I hope I just called the wrong one or said the wrong name or something. I saw that one comment that said it was there last month, so I’m really confused.
TetraBitGaming I just checked the place for myself, and they actually do have Mario Party Challenge World!
Oh awesome!
Both Mario Kart AND Luigi's Mansion did arcade pretty decently, Mario Party Arcade could've also been good
I've yet to try the Luigi's Mansion one, but I hear it's pretty boppin'
Huh. I live like 15 minutes from that Cinergy. I'm gonna play it Friday if it's still there.
Best of luck!
It’s still thereua-cam.com/video/LCNijfLRm7g/v-deo.html
Nintendo was like “It’s rewind time” and reverted the game back in time.
My local cinergy has a banner saying there revamping the arcade and has the mario party game on it
If it doesn’t have Koopa Kid then I sleep
Holy crap I'm close to Tulsa i gotta check it out
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When it comes to Mario Party in arcade, the only thing I can imagine is a coin pusher; even if there are already tons of Mario Party arcades out there.
I can see why this failed to make it out of Asia. Having the game in its original form for US players would have came off as being gambling targeted towards kids; which has become a big deal since the loot-box fiasco of EA Battlefront 2. Not to mention the size and complexity of properly fixing the unaltered version would have been a pain for smaller arcades; especially since arcades are a shadow of their former selves in the US (even with their recent small resurgence). However, their attempts to make it more preferable for the tastes of US gamers just did not work out.
Party like it's Mario Party!!
LITTLE NIGHTMARES LOST BITS
I play the arcade game back in 2018 and I think I saw it again in 2019 but I was the last time I saw it
If I was obsessed with Mario instead of Twisted Metal, I'd kill to play this.
this sounds like it could be sick wtf
These sound fun, I Neeeed itt
Yeah... Go on! NewRodrick AUTTP is gonna play this game!
Would you consider doing a 123 Slaughter me Street Lost bits?
Could you imagine popping into an arcade with your buddies only to crush their dreams and wallets with Mario Party?
I would love to see this arcade myself! Too bad it's so rare...
I just a video when I went to Tulsa on my trip ua-cam.com/video/LCNijfLRm7g/v-deo.html
I think the should turn Smash Run from SSB3ds into either a battle royale type of game or a multiplayer adventure type of game.
I think I actually saw one of these with my cousin I don’t remember the place nor the year though But I did see in America
I like potatos and *B E A N S*
Me and the boys losing friends at the casino in Mario Party
Man, that Luigi’s mansion arcade game was hard, but fun.
Lol the early people's comments are always dope 'cause they're one word .w.
Were they Officially going to put Mario Party in an Arcade Game? (I didn't know that untill now)
Plot twist: It was rejected because people didn’t want Nintendo trolling people into winning a ticket jackpot just like all the other games do.
That they initially kept the roulette (albeit simplified) and dropped the single player minigames aspect in the adaptation is somewhat weird to me. If either was going to get dropped entirely you'd have thought it would be the other way round.
A MP arcade would of been cool
I know that this isn't exactly related but I didnt recognize IAAPA until you said the initials, I used to damn near religiously follow amusement park news with IAAPA being HUGE for this kind of stuff with train reveals, new concepts and even new rides. So I felt very stupid there as I should have recognized it sooner.
A Mario Party Arcade game based on what appears to be Mario Party 9 and 10-like board mechanics? No wonder it failed to get released stateside.
If they made it like the original Septology, I would have gone to the arcade with friends on the weekly for that!
There were other Mario party arcade games too! Based on Mario party 5 & 8!
Yes! I'll talk a bit more about them in my upcoming Nintendo Arcade games video!
I remember in 2018 I saw with my cousin but I didn’t know how it worked and I didn’t watch the video at the time but then I also saw that 2019 but that was the last time I saw it
Ah yes, the gambler.
Why wasn't this a thing? i was thinking that would've been awesome!:-D i guess that's the way it is now can't have amazing games that would've been great but got deleted from existences oh well.
8:36 hunt for the rarest Mario games let's a go!❤️❤️❤️😄😄😄😄😄
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Mario Is My Kind Of Game
Oh boy, this is gonna be good
Edit: it absolutely was!
Thanks!
I’m in contact with a Tulsa Cinergy rep. Just waiting to hear back about the game. They have a side view of the game listed prominently on their website.
No expert on Japanese but I think the title might more accurately be translated as Mario Party Challenge World of Mystery. 'no' in Japanese is similar to 'of' in English with the word order reversed (so the words after 'no' in Japanese are Challenge World and the word before is Mystery). I've also noticed a lot of times the localization teams will choose to remove 'of' as it may sound better or if nothing else shorter than a more accurate translation.
Only Mario arcade games I knew of growing up were of Mario Kart
Do parrapatherapper lost bits please
Who Renembers that one Nintendo arcade car game where you could play as a elephant and a Lamborghini + a helicopter
I saw this in a Japanese arcade, great stuff.
Hey can u do Yoshis crafted world lost bits if u do il be so happy so please do it
Dad music ❤️
Sonic lost bit
That looked amazing! Why did they kill it?!
Everybody who watches this channel: goes to the Mario party game
I remember when Mario Kart Wii was in my Local Chuck E Cheese I used to try and get a better score at home