Editing Mario Party 2

{{Game
| name=Mario Party 2
| image=[[Image:MarioParty2Box.jpg|200px]]
| bgcolor=silver
| fgcolor=black
| developer=[[Hudson Soft]]
| publisher=[[Nintendo]]
| system=[[Nintendo 64]], [[Virtual Console]] ([[Wii Virtual Console|Wii]], [[Wii U Virtual Console|Wii U]])
| release='''Nintendo 64'''<br>JP December 17, 1999<br /> US January 24, 2000<br />EU October 12, 2000<br>AU November 6, 2000<br>'''Wii Virtual Console'''<br>JP November 2, 2010<br>NA December 20, 2010<br>EU December 24, 2010<br />'''Wii U Virtual Console'''<br />JP March 30, 2016<br />PAL April 21, 2016<br />US December 22, 2016
| gallery=[http://www.gamehiker.com/gallery/index.php?cat=103 GH Gallery]
| genre= [[Party]]
| rating=ESRB: E
|}}

'''Mario Party 2''' is a ''[[Portal: Mario Brothers|Super Mario]]''-themed party game that was released for the [[Nintendo 64]] in 1999. It is the first of many sequels to ''[[Mario Party]]''.

=Story=

[[Mario]] and his friends have just worked together to build a new land, called [[Mario Land]]. However, [[Wario]] intervenes and demands that the land be renamed Wario Land. This causes everyone else involved, even [[Princess Peach]] to demand the land be named after themselves. During their arguing, [[Bowser]] begins wreaking havoc throughout the new land. [[Toad]] convinces Mario and friends to quit their bickering, and instead they decide to make defeating Bowser into a competition; whoever succeeds in defeating Bowser will be named the Superstar and will have the land named after them.

=Gameplay=

As in the previous game, up to four players compete in exploring board games. The point is to collect as many coins as possible, which could be used to purchase stars. Stars and coins were essential in winning games. At the end of each turn, the players competed in minigames for more coins. This game removed the one-player minigames as well as the minigames which required the player to rotate the control stick quickly. This game also brought in a Battle Games, where players gambled coins on special minigames; Item minigames, where a single player could earn items instead of coins; and a Duel minigame, which pitted two players against each other.

The game contained a variety of boards all with unique themes. Additionally, minigames could be purchased and played at the Minigame Island. The Minigame Island also contained other methods of playing minigames in the form of the Minigame Stadium and the new Minigame Coaster.

=Legacy=

==Ports/Remakes==

*It was released for download on the [[Nintendo Wii]] in 2010 as part of the [[VWii Virtual Console]] and for the [[Wii U]] through the [[Wii U Virtual Console|Wii U Virtual Console]] in 2016. It was the first ''Mario Party'' to receive a Virtual Console release, as well as being the only one of the console ''Mario Party'' releases to receive this treatment. Only two of the handheld ''Mario Party'' games (''[[Mario Party Advance]]'' and ''[[Mario Party DS]]'') received Wii U Virtual Console releases.
*Thirteen minigames from ''Mario Party 2'' were included in ''[[Mario Party: The Top 100]]''.

==Sequels==

The next game in the series was ''[[Mario Party 3]]'', which would be the last game for the Nintendo 64.

{{Mario Party Series}}

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 The game contained a variety of boards all with unique themes. Additionally, minigames could be purchased and played at the Minigame Island. The Minigame Island also contained other methods of playing minigames in the form of the Minigame Stadium and the new Minigame Coaster.
-==Minigames==
-[[List of Mario Party 2 minigames]]
 =Legacy=