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Mario Party 9 is the ninth home console installment of the Mario Party series, the sixteenth in the series overall, and the second and final installment for the Wii. It was released on March 2012 in Europe, Australia and North America, and on April 26, 2012 in Japan. This was the first Mario Party game developed by NDcube, succeeding previous developer Hudson Soft. It is also the final game of the Super Mario franchise overall to be released for the Wii console.

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Mario & Nintendo news

The soundtrack for WarioWare: Move It! (pictured) was made available on the Nintendo Music app on September 17, 2026.
The third rerun of the 2023 Anniversary Tour of Mario Kart Tour began on September 16, 2026, serving as the final tour of the game before it shuts down on September 30, 2026.
Mario Kart World was updated to Ver. 1.8.0 on September 9, 2026, adding the Propeller and Turnip Rally to Knockout Tour and enabling races on the courses from Super Mario Kart found in the open world.
The soundtrack for Paper Mario was released on Nintendo Music on September 3, 2026.

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Luigi's Mansion (pictured), a launch title for the Nintendo GameCube, was the last original entry in the Super Mario franchise to be produced under Hiroshi Yamauchi's administration as president of Nintendo.
Yoichi Kotabe served as the primary artist for the Super Mario franchise, drawing much of the 2D promotional artwork for the games and refining many of Shigeru Miyamoto's early sketches into the characters' definitive modern designs.
Super Mario Bros. Special was originally developed without the segmented scrolling screen in mind, resulting in some levels having to be re-designed late into development.
Raphael Rossatto, the Brazilian dub voice for Mario in Illumination's Super Mario films, chose to give Mario a classic Italian accent, unlike the original English version, as an homage to Charles Martinet.

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