Mario Party Superstars Gives Switch Players a Lot to Love—and Hate
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The party game improves upon the past via minigames, online mode, and handheld, while also reawakening a deep rage.
If you could watch a timelapse of me when every new Mario Party came out, you’d think I was an absolute lunatic. The timelapse would span: overjoyed excitement at the announcement, then a doubly excited me buying the game and firing it up, then a big goofy grin spreading over my face
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