Mario party the top 100 minigame island






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That's a shame, because Party 10's minigames are excellent. Ze waarschuwen ook voor gevaarlijke besturingen tijdens het spelen van de game.
It may be possible to hit that first box faster, but I don't think I would have got it if I hadn't have waited. But most importantly, the AI in Thief 2 is remarkably smart, with enemies that feel like thinking entities that you must react to instead of simply manipulating.
Not even temporarily for just 1 single game. It's like popping bubblewrap - so satisfying. As such, they're as fresh and note today as they were in 2005. Block, do the same as Wario, do the same as Luigi, and catch the rabbit as Luigi FAKE. As a puzzle game, there's plenty to love, hate, or be driven mad by - particularly the low-friction banana frenzy, with custodes that twist, turn, and ripple beneath you, threatening to cast you off into the abyss below. Heat from bubbling lava fields steams up your visor; icy wastes freeze the screen's edges; flashes from Samus' cannon reflect her blue eyes back at you during the brutal fights with si fauna. Mario kart 8's roster was a travesty and fucking animal crossing characters, link, and Inkling got in before some mainstays. 
Mario Party The Top 100 - All Minigames - It's the purest form of Call of Duty multiplayer, without the bloat of extras and add-ons from the iterations that followed.
Released on February 8th, 1999, Mario Party is the original game in a series now spawning many sequels. Players take turns rolling the dice to move around a board game map attempting to collect coins and stars. At the end of each turn all players take part in one of 50 mini-games, the staple of Mario Party. Players can choose between Mario, Luigi, Donkey Kong, Peach, Wario, and Yoshi. Mario Party also features a Mini-Game Island mode, where one player attempts to beat all 50 mini-games and face Toad at the end. Best 100% Mini-Game Island time: by Kevin 'neskamikaze' LaLonde on 2009-08-04, done in 9 segments. Author's comments: I've wanted to find a good game to speed run for some time now, and I couldn't really come up with anything that I thought I could produce a quality run of, until I saw this game in the Speed Run Request thread. It took me a while to figure out how this game could speed ran but Mini-Game Island seemed the perfect fit. I also didn't think I had the recording equipment to do this, but I remember my brother bought a Dazzle for Brawl and then quit playing so he had no use for it so I took it. I also try to get the minimum number of coins required, due to it saving a slight amount of time in the results screen. Now before I go into the run I want to describe the biggest gameplay mechanic I exploit in this run: After a few restarts it didn't take me long to discover that the mini-games are not entirely random. Take Coin Block Blitz, the first mini-game in the island, for example. Let's say the boxes are the numbers 1-9: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I found that about 90-95% of the time the pattern would be the exact same, with 1, 3, and 4 containing one coin each, 2, 6, 7, 8, and 9 containing 12-15 coins, while box 5 had 25-30 coins. Furthermore, not only would the coins be in the same place, the CPUs would act the exact same way every single time. Peach would start out with 7 and then go to 2, while Wario and Yoshi would fight for number 5 and then move on to 6, where I would be after getting 8 and 9. Because Wario and Yoshi would be fighting for the largest box I would end up with a slow round every single time, with the rare exception of seeing an alternate couple patterns that weren't much better, but I ended up seeing these enough to learn that they were the same couple alternate patterns being repeated. The conclusion I came to is that the first game from when you turn the game on follows a the same 3 or 4 identical patterns that once learned through trial and error can be used to come up with much improved times. However, in this case and the case of Hammer Drop later in the run , sometimes none of the patterns are good. This leads to my second discovery. I wanted to find a way to change the patterns from the few bad ones into something better. I can't play the game twice; that would waste way too much time. Instead what I found is that before even going into Mini-Game Island, on uncounted time, I could go into the buildings on the Overworld Map and it completely changes all of the patterns into new ones. Also, by going into the same building and going to the Island multiple times this one change the patterns into the exact same new ones, making them completely predictable as well. This is what helped me get such good luck on certain games. Now that I've covered my basic luck manipulation strategy, it's time to get into the core of the run. Character selection makes no difference so I go with Luigi because he's my personal favorite. I stay on the upper edge of the top-right block so Peach can't interrupt my jump timing. The rest goes well. By using jumps I probably could have stayed closer to the center of the flower and not missed that coin. The trick is not to rotate as fast as you can but rather to the rhythm of your character's rowing. Each of the three patterns had a different center tile, so as soon as it was revealed I knew the entire layout of the puzzle. Only thing of note is that you don't have to be directly over the stump to ground pound it, only next to it. A better pattern may have saved a second. I got the short one. Now, there's a fork in the road here, but since this is a 100% run I'm going to do both paths. Due to not having to enter and exit the cave backtracking through World 5 is faster so I do it first. However, 5-3 Bumper Balls and 5-4 Treasure Divers are two of the hardest mini-games to post good times on, while 5-1 Cast Aways and 5-2 Shy Guy Says are basically set time and easy, so I decide to include those on this segment so I can start the next one with Bumper Balls. It's been suggested that I sacrifice the second or so on the results screen to show off on games like this. Maybe in a future run I will do this. I knew with this pattern that Wario would start by going downward, but I really wasn't sure besides that. I was able to time my hits with the CPUs' movement so they each went down in one hit. The CPUs are very bad at this game and seem to love to attempt swimming straight through the shark and Bloopers. Luckily the only CPU stupidity I had to deal with was DK not wanting to come up with the final chest. I don't know if swimming underneath DK sped him up any, but it did prevent him from going back down which they sometimes will. If only one player remains standing the game instantly ends, however this is very unlikely. I've never had it happen against all CPUs, only against really bad players. There really isn't fault on my part, but had DK gone to the right side instead of getting chests on my side I could have saved at least 5 seconds. You can save a few seconds if you can manage to take out 2 of the CPUs at once, saving a Blooper animation. However, it still goes in only 6 rounds, which is pretty fast. Due to how slow you are, if a cannonball is coming at you there really isn't anything you can do, so only two is a good time. The Bob-omb conveniently gives me a location very close to my starting point. I choose to use the safer method of bigger jumps. So even if my time might not look great, they finish right behind me so it's just as fast as if I was to go 59. It's not because I'm slowing down, but because I button mash so erratically that my fingers sometimes hit the B button by mistake. However, they push it so slightly that it never affects the speed of the cart and I hit a personal best. The record on that game was set by two human players. Difficult mini-game, killed most of my approximately 200 attempts. What I thought would happen is I would jump, both CPUs would punch, Mario would move out of the way and I would throw it up for a quick 57. However, Wario kept going forward and Mario went under me. I threw it up afterwards and it still got 57, but I lost about half a second. It may be possible to hit that first box faster, but I don't think I would have got it if I hadn't have waited. I could have sped the game up a bit if I would have hit all three in the third round. Clearing all of the Pirahna Plants may speed up the game some on rounds 7 and 8 as well, I'm not sure. Nothing to say, easy win. Only two of the mini-games are not set speed, and those two are easy. So let's just get this over with. The CPUs are horribly bad at this. Another game like Cast Aways where I could have shown off and gotten 50-60 coins, but chose to save the second on the results screen. None of the original patterns were very good, so I found that entering the Option House gave me the opportunity to get 19 or 20. However, I accidentally entered the Option House twice one time and discovered a much better pattern which I ultimately ended up using. Had I landed on Yoshi getting the second bag I would have bounced off the side directly and saved a few tenths of a second. The timing of those short hops is tricky, especially on those needing to avoid walls. The run is over, you can stop reading if you haven't already. There's probably 30 seconds to a minute of improvement to possibly make, but that's if it gets the same luck as I did. I don't plan on doing improvements anytime soon, but may sometime in the future.