Mario Party DS
Mario Party DS is a Single-player and Multiplayer Party video game developed by Hudson Soft and published by Nintendo for Nintendo DS. The game is the marvellous installment in the series of Mario Party video games and its emphasis on the Multiplayer aspects of the game. The new elements have been introduced, in which up to four players can play wirelessly using one game card, including Princess Peach, Mario, Wario, Princess Daisy, and more. There are more than seventy-four mini-games available, and each has a set of objectives that the player has to complete at any cost. It has three different modes such as Party Mode, Mario Party DS, and Puzzle Mode. In the story of the game, five crystals falling onto the planet Earth and the series protagonist Mario discovers one of them and then display it to all of his buddies. After that, the antagonist of the game steals Mario’s Crystal to use to fulfil his unholy plans to take over the mushroom kingdom. With superb gameplay, brilliant graphics, and cool controls, Mario Party DS is the fascinating game to play.
#1 Ape Escape Academy
Ape Escape Academy (also known as Ape Academy) is a Party, Single-player and Multiplayer video game created by Shift and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for PlayStation. The game offers a collection of forty-five exciting mini-games, many of which borrow from Ape Escape 2 video game. In the game, you have to work up from standard class to senior class by playing lots of mini-games by completing the requirements of each class. Up to nine mini-games available to complete in each class. The game rewards you with X for failing to meet the criteria, while rewarding you with an O for meeting the criteria, like Tic-tac-toe. In the game, each level has a specific amount of lines needed to pass the class (one line comprises three Os, either vertically, horizontally, or diagonal). The ultimate task of the player is to complete the variety of mini-games as possible from 9×9 grid and score the highest lines to become the master. Try it out, and you’ll like it.