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*'''Mini-game Mode''': Players can play all the mini-games that they have collected here, even secret mini-games, organized by type. | *'''Mini-game Mode''': Players can play all the mini-games that they have collected here, even secret mini-games, organized by type. | ||
**'''Battle Room''': A bonus game mode where players can compete in a random set of minigames. Players can choose how many points are needed to win, along with which minigame type is used. | **'''Battle Room''': A bonus game mode where players can compete in a random set of minigames. Players can choose how many points are needed to win, along with which minigame type is used. | ||
**'''Game Guy's Room''': Another bonus game mode for one player, in which they consecutively plays Game Guy's minigames. At the start of a game the player is given 10 coins, and the player decides how many coins they are going to risk before each minigame starts. After each minigame the player's balance is increased or decreased according to the game's result. The game is successfully completed once the player's balance reaches 1000 coins. However, losing all of the coins occurs a game over. Completing the challenge unlocks [[Mario's Puzzle Party Pro]], one of the three rare minigames. The Story Mode must be beaten with at least eight S rankings for this room to be unlocked. The maximum balance of | **'''Game Guy's Room''': Another bonus game mode for one player, in which they consecutively plays Game Guy's minigames. At the start of a game the player is given 10 coins, and the player decides how many coins they are going to risk before each minigame starts. After each minigame the player's balance is increased or decreased according to the game's result. The game is successfully completed once the player's balance reaches 1000 coins. However, losing all of the coins occurs a game over. Completing the challenge unlocks [[Mario's Puzzle Party Pro]], one of the three rare minigames. The Story Mode must be beaten with at least eight S rankings for this room to be unlocked. The maximum balance of 7399 coins is achieved by having 999 coins in the player's balance, betting 100 coins, and then getting a x64 multiplier. | ||
*'''Story Mode''': A single player can go through the storyline. It is set what boards have to be completed in what order. There are Battle Royale and Duel boards. After each Battle Royale board, the player has to fight a certain character on a duel board for a [[Star Stamp]]. If the player is to duel with the character they are playing as, they battle [[Luigi]] instead. Unlike Party Mode and Mini-game Mode, [[Princess Daisy]] and [[Waluigi]] are unplayable in this mode, instead acting as NPCs. | *'''Story Mode''': A single player can go through the storyline. It is set what boards have to be completed in what order. There are Battle Royale and Duel boards. After each Battle Royale board, the player has to fight a certain character on a duel board for a [[Star Stamp]]. If the player is to duel with the character they are playing as, they battle [[Luigi]] instead. Unlike Party Mode and Mini-game Mode, [[Princess Daisy]] and [[Waluigi]] are unplayable in this mode, instead acting as NPCs. | ||
*'''Party Mode''': A multiplayer that can go through Battle Royale, Duel Mode, and can also go through settings. | *'''Party Mode''': A multiplayer that can go through Battle Royale, Duel Mode, and can also go through settings. | ||
