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Mario Party 2 (1999)

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Here is the extra video for Mario Party 2, after you have purchased every minigame, this even includes every Item and Battle minigame, you unlock a secret minigame called Driver's Ed, which you can play when you interact with Woody. In Driver's Ed, you have to drive around the course and go through cones in order written on the balloons and try and set a new record, and there are many different courses for that minigame.
Then, I enter Mini-Game Park, which is where you play the minigames you have purchased from Woody, and I show two secret minigames, but I even show the minigames that have not made an appearance in my board playthrough, but they have appeared in Mini-Game Coaster. The three minigames are Bobsled Run, Handcar Havoc, and Magnet Carta.
Bobsled Run and Handcar Havoc are both minigames that appeared in the first Mario Party, I prefer Bobsled Run in the first Mario Party, while I prefer this game's Handcar Havoc over its appearance in the first Mario Party.
The two secret minigames are Dungeon Dash, which is unlocked after you have purchased 35 minigames from Woody, this minigame is like Desert Dash from Mario Party where you work with your teammate to escape a dungeon. The other is Rainbow Run, which is unlocked after you have purchased 50 minigames, and this one is like Tightrope Treachery from Mario Party, but instead, one player walks on a rainbow bridge while the other players ride clouds with cannons to try and shoot the one player down.
Mario Party 2 is done, and going over this game, I do kind of prefer this game over the first Mario Party as this game doesn't have the control stick minigames the first game had. I did like the new minigames they added into this game, while also bringing back minigames from Mario Party, I did like the boards in this game, but I didn't like how Mini-Game Stadium and Mini-Game Coaster required purchasing minigames in order to play them, unlike in the first Mario Party where they were available right from the start, well it was Mini-Game Island and not Mini-Game Coaster in Mario Party. As of this video going up, Mario Party 3 is confirmed to be coming to Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online, but the release date has not been confirmed yet, and that is the last Mario Party game on the Nintendo 64, while I am not a fan of the minigames in Mario Party 3 due to how the AI seems to be better in that game than in the first two Mario Party games, but there were some minigames that I did like in Mario Party 3, once that comes around, expect some Mario Party 3 videos coming soon.

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