Following in the footsteps of Mario Party and Sonic Shuffle comes Nickelodeon Party, a part game collection of five mini-games designed for four-player action. Before entering single- or multiplayer competition, players can choose from eight NickToons characters: SpongeBob SquarePants, Jimmy Neutron, Invader Zim, Otto Rocket, Reggie Rocket, Angelica Pickles, Tommy Pickles, and Eliza Thornberry.

Game modes include Blast, a 25-event contest for solo players; Replay, where any of the unlocked mini-games can be played separately; Cup Challenge, which consists of two tournaments; and the multiplayer Party Play.

Release Region: United States
Release Date: October 15, 2002

Average Customer Review: ( 15 customer reviews )
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Here are some things to keep in mind when buying this game:

1) It will be fun for those between 4-11. Older kids will get bored of the game fast. For the younger kids, there are some aspects of the game they might find difficult. For example, during gameplay your character can get covered with green ooze and slows down. The only way to shake it off is by rapidly moving the thumb stick back and forth. The younger kids often struggle getting this movement down.

2) The graphics are primitive by any standard. Do not expect much.

If you buy the game with these things in mind, you should not be disappointed. The game WILL keep the kids entertained.

10 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Save your hard earned money....don't buy this one.May 26, 2003
By Travis
What a disappointment. This game just isn't what you expect. I purchased this game for my young daughter, thinking that she would enjoy playing a game that included all of the characters she enjoys watching on the Nick channel. Guess what? She played it for all of ten minutes, found that she couldn't control her character becuase she couldn't follow the action and hasn't touched it sense. That was worth forty dollars!

Simply put, the game has too much activity for younger children...heck who am I kidding, even I had a hard time trying to figure out who I was, where I was, and what I was doing.

If your looking for something enjoyable for your youngster, try the Rugrats Royal Ransom game. That's much better for little hands!

Bottom line: D-

24 of 30 found the following review helpful:

Worst Game EverFeb 03, 2003
By Barry Yarbrough
I was so disappointed with this game. My 8 year old does not have enough patience to sit through the 'loading screens' which pop up before each game. If you think this is going to be anything like Mario Party, you will hate yourself for putting forty bucks down for this. I am surprised that Nickelodeon put their name on it.

The characters are badly drawn, have no voices or sound clips or anything from the shows! I want my money back. Too bad, no refunds.

I suggest, if you are still wanting this game, to go rent it first, then decide not to buy it.

25 of 32 found the following review helpful:

Nickelodeon Party BlahDec 23, 2002
By Mark McCormack
I ordered the game thinking my 5 and 7 year old would enjoy playing their favorite characters from Nick but was very disappointed. It was clunky and rushed. The designers didn't put a lot of work into this title. Most of the action takes place so far away its hard to tell what character you are controlling and what it is doing. After about 5 minutes my kids shoved it to the side and went back to Smash Bros.

40 of 55 found the following review helpful:

fun fun funOct 15, 2002
By robert3377 "robert"
this game is even beter then mario party. you get to chose diffent nicktoons to play as. i highly recomand this who like mario party and kingdom hearts

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