Wii Party

Ennichi no Tatsujin brings the lively atmosphere of Japanese summer festivals to the Wii console. As a launch title in Japan, it offers a collection of short, colorful minigames that capture the spirit of traditional stalls, games, and music.

✦ Best for wii owners craving japanese festival party minigames

The game offers unlockable content, split‑screen multiplayer, and a mix of quiz, trivia, and action‑packed challenges that keep every gathering lively.

✦ Best for families or friends wanting local 2‑4 player party board games

Mario Party 7 brings the classic board‑game style fun to the GameCube with a new cast of characters, microphone support, and a Bowser‑filled cruise ship setting.

✦ Best for families with gamecube consoles

Big Brain Academy offers 15 fast-paced activities that test logic, memory, math, and analysis, each lasting under a minute. Perfect for casual play, it lets up to eight players compete using a single game card, making it a great party staple.

✦ Best for families wanting fast, local multiplayer brain teasers on wii u

Wonder World Amusement Park is a light‑hearted minigame compilation that lets players enjoy a variety of amusement‑park themed challenges. Designed for quick pick‑up‑and‑play sessions, it supports both solo and split‑screen multiplayer for family gatherings.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers wanting quick party minigames

Step into the spotlight and get the party started with EyeToy Play: PomPom Party, a vibrant music and sports game designed for the PlayStation 2.

✦ Best for playstation 2 families wanting physical motion-controlled party games.

Game Party: In Motion brings a collection of arcade, sports, and party mini‑games to the Xbox 360, designed exclusively for Kinect motion controls.

✦ Best for families with a kinect looking for casual party mini‑games

Wii Play is a collection of nine quick and addictive mini-games designed to be easy to pick up and play and hard to put away. It serves as an entertaining introduction to the hardware capabilities of the console.

✦ Best for families and beginners seeking accessible multiplayer mini-game fun.

Wii Fit is an innovative exercise game that utilizes the Wii Balance Board peripheral for a wide range of physical activities.

✦ Best for home fitness enthusiasts tracking bmi using the wii balance board.

Mario Party 8 is the eighth installment of the Mario Party series on a home console and the first title in the franchise released for the Nintendo Wii.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers wanting motion-controlled wii multiplayer board game fun.

Mario Party 3 brings eight iconic characters together for a chaotic board‑game experience on the Nintendo 64. Players roll dice, collect stars, and compete in a variety of mini‑games that test luck, skill, and timing.

✦ Best for n64 owners seeking party games

With 50‑110 mini‑games ranging from free‑for‑all challenges to team‑based contests, the game offers endless replayability and a perfect mix of competition and cooperation for parties of all sizes.

✦ Best for families with kids

Mario Party 9 brings friends and family together on the Wii with a brand‑new board‑game style experience. Players travel in shared vehicles, hit dice blocks, and compete to collect Mini Stars while cooperating to defeat iconic bosses.

✦ Best for families seeking local couch co‑op board‑game fun

Mario Party Advance brings the classic board‑game party experience to the Game Boy Advance, letting you travel with 60 unique mini‑games and a variety of Professor E. Gadd’s inventive Gaddgets.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers craving portable party mini‑games

Smarty Pants is a trans-generational trivia game that lets players from eight to eighty compete together on the Wii. It uses age‑targeted questions and motion‑based controls to spin wheels, tug‑of‑war answers, and even dance‑offs for extra points.

✦ Best for families with kids who enjoy active wii trivia

Wii Party U brings classic board games and fast‑paced mini‑games to the TV, letting players use the Wii U GamePad as a tabletop controller.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers seeking local wii u party fun

Mario Party 6 brings the classic board‑game fun of the series to the GameCube with a twist – a built‑in microphone lets you use your voice to influence the outcome of minigames.

✦ Best for local multiplayer families

Mario and friends return for another round of Bowser‑bashing party action, each dressed in themed costumes for the five new adventure boards. New tricks, devices, and mini‑games add fresh challenges and excitement to the classic board‑game formula.

✦ Best for families with young kids

Dive into the Party Cube where Toad, Koopa and other pranksters hide birthday presents. Mario, Yoshi, Peach and the rest of the Mushroom Kingdom must race through a circus of minigame trickery to claim the gifts.

✦ Best for families with young kids

Dive into a quirky TV‑themed world where eight channels offer a variety of arcade, sport and action challenges. Play solo to unlock every game or jump into multiplayer chaos for quick, competitive fun.

✦ Best for families and friends wanting fast, local multiplayer mini‑game variety

Pac‑Man Party brings the classic arcade icon to the living room with a collection of more than 45 fun mini‑games that use the Wii Remote’s motion, pointing, and button controls.

✦ Best for families with a wii looking for local party mini‑games

Dive into a vibrant world where Disney Channel shows collide. , and interact with beloved characters in fun mini‑games. Enjoy both solo adventures and split‑screen multiplayer, perfect for family gatherings and birthday parties.

✦ Best for kids and families with a wii who love disney channel shows

Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party brings Ubisoft's chaotic Rabbids to the Nintendo DS with over 45 stylus‑driven mini‑games that parody TV shows, movies, and pop culture.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers who want ds party mini‑games

Based on the beloved Crayon Shin-chan manga and anime, this Wii title lets players join the chaotic Nohara family in a series of wacky mini‑games and story missions.

✦ Best for shin‑chan fans who enjoy wii mini‑game parties

Game Party Champions brings eight classic arcade, sports, and party games to the Wii U, letting players tilt, turn, and touch the GamePad for fresh gameplay.

✦ Best for families and casual wii u players seeking local party fun

Hasbro Family Game Night brings together four beloved tabletop titles, letting families and friends enjoy hours of competitive fun from the comfort of their living room.

✦ Best for families with kids who want classic board games on console

Become the king of a TV trivia showdown where you and your friends answer questions from history, geography, literature, science, sports, and entertainment.

✦ Best for wii owners seeking fast‑paced, cash‑prize trivia parties

Viva Piñata: Party Animals brings the whimsical world of Viva Piñata to the party game arena. Play as beloved characters like Fergy Fudgehog, Paulie Pretztail, Franklin Fizzlybear, and Hudson Horstachio in a series of zany battles and races.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers seeking fun, easy party mini‑games