Formerly Nintendo's competitor in the console market, being the driving force behind the NEC TurboGrafx-16, Hudson's scope of work with the Nintendo 64 was fairly small. Their games tended to remain in Japan, though a few were released overseas, mostly having to do with Bomberman. Their only claim to fame was working with Nintendo to produce Mario Party, ostensibly the world's very first party game. Indeed, their million-sellers were limited to the 3 Mario Party games released on the platform.
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Mario Party
Release date: December 1998 (JP) / February 1999 (NA) / March 1999 (EU) Genre: Party, minigame compilation Multiplayer?: Yes (up to 4 players) Sales: 2.7 million Pack-in? No Special considerations: Rumble Pak compatible Current availability: Nintendo Classics |
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Mario Party 2
Release date: December 1999 (JP) / January 2000 (NA) / October 2000 (EU) Genre: Party, minigame compilation Multiplayer?: Yes (up to 4 players) Sales: 2.48 million Pack-in?: No Special considerations: Rumble Pak compatible Current availability: Nintendo Classics |
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Mario Party 3
Release Date: December 2000 (JP) / May 2001 (NA) / November 2001 (EU) Genre: Party, minigame compilation Multiplayer?: Yes (up to 4 players) Sales: 1.9 million Pack-in?: No Special considerations: Rumble Pak compatible Current availability: Nintendo Classics |
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