Mario Party [DS - Beta]

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by Tomatketchup In: NINTENDO| nintendo DS

18 Jun 2008

Wiggler’s Garden was going to be called Petey’s Greenhouse and the original story was about a Piranha Plant that was making a mess in Wiggler’s Garden. Petey Piranha was n betrayed by a member of Petey’s army and was now making a mess in his greenhouse.

Toadsworth was going to be the shopkeeper in the item shop, but was replaced by Monty Mole (that bastard), but Toadsworth is still mentioned in the shop sometimes, but he is never seen. I’m just gonna quote a guy from a South Park episode: THEY TOOK YER JOEB!!! Another thing that is intresting is that in the players small windows there were going to be a X in front of the money and stars amount, but was taken out in the final version probably because coins could reach over 100.

Intresting, and sadly, there was going to be WiFi in it, but it never came true due to the lack of time or maybe memory constraints. Ironic, 2 of these beta features were taken out for no apparent reasons, and one of them could’ve been made if the developers could have spended more time. The only thing that was necesary was the X thing, in my opinion. [Info from Mariowiki]

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