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[[File:Welcome to Party Mode MP4.png|thumb|Party Mode]] | [[File:Welcome to Party Mode MP4.png|thumb|Party Mode]] | ||
The primary mode of ''Mario Party 4'', who is hosted by Toad prior to board selection. This mode uses the default rules for game boards, where the goal is to amass the most Stars. Up to four players can participate in this mode, and there are always four players in the board; CPU players fill up slots of vacant human players. Players can select from a roster of 8 playable characters, and then adjust the difficulty of the CPU players from Easy, Normal, Hard, to the unlockable Expert. After the characters are selected, players pick a board to play on. Once a board is selected, the owner of the board becomes the overall host of the game. Players can then adjust the following settings: | The primary mode of ''Mario Party 4'', who is hosted by Toad prior to board selection. This mode uses the default rules for game boards, where the goal is to amass the most Stars. Up to four players can participate in this mode, and there are always four players in the board; CPU players fill up slots of vacant human players. Players can select from a roster of 8 playable characters, and then adjust the difficulty of the CPU players from Easy, Normal, Hard, to the unlockable Expert. After the characters are selected, players pick a board to play on. Once a board is selected, the owner of the board becomes the overall host of the game. Players can then adjust the following settings: | ||
*'''Rules''': Players can either select Battle Royale, the traditional way with four players competing against each other or Team Match, a feature introduced in ''Mario Party 4'', where players can form two teams of two. However, unlike later entries in the series, players still have their own player panel and do not share coins, though they do share items. 1-vs-3 mini-games | *'''Rules''': Players can either select Battle Royale, the traditional way with four players competing against each other or Team Match, a feature introduced in ''Mario Party 4'', where players can form two teams of two. However, unlike later entries in the series, players still have their own player panel and do not share coins, though they do share items. 1-vs-3 mini-games are not played, and 2-vs-2 mini-games are always divided by the team set. | ||
*'''Number of Turns''': Players can adjust the number of terms the game will last. Players can set from 10 to 50 turns, in increments of 5. | *'''Number of Turns''': Players can adjust the number of terms the game will last. Players can set from 10 to 50 turns, in increments of 5. | ||
*'''Mini-games''': Players can set which types of mini-games will appear. Mini-games set to "All" have no restrictions, mini-games set to "Easy" will have only mini-games in the easy category appear, while "Custom" players only with the players' created set of mini-games. | *'''Mini-games''': Players can set which types of mini-games will appear. Mini-games set to "All" have no restrictions, mini-games set to "Easy" will have only mini-games in the easy category appear, while "Custom" players only with the players' created set of mini-games. | ||