Mario Party Advance is the first handheld game in the series and is primarily focused on single player gameplay, all on the Game Boy Advance.
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Instead of the usual four player shenanigans where each player takes turns collecting coins and purchasing stars, Mario Party Advance focused on just one player as they moved around the board completing quests and minigames. Tumble, Toadette, Professor E. Gadd, and Toad run the show as a small roster of playable characters interact with a large cast of citizens of Shroom City. As the only player on the board, each turn lets you roll a dice block as you move your car across the map. You’re limited to the number of rolls you have left, but strategic movement on the board allows for additional rolls.
Hit either of the two links below for Mario Party Advance board and minigame lists, along with tips and advice for each. Got a tip of your own? Make sure to submit any helpful advice with the submission form at the bottom of each tip page!
Board Tips | Minigame Tips
Release Dates
Japan |
North America |
Europe | Australia |
Thursday, January 13, 2005 | Monday, March 28, 2005 | Friday, June 10, 2005 | Thursday, September 15, 2005 |
Playable Characters
Mario Party Advance has a total of four playable characters.
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Mario | Luigi | Peach | Yoshi |
Shroom City (6 Areas)
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Shroom City | ||
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Town Area |
Horror Area |
Snow Area |
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Desert Area |
Jungle Area |
Seaside Area |
50 Mini-Games
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4-Player (30) | Duel (8) | Bowser (6) |
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Gamble (6) |
4 Modes
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Shroom City | Play Land | Party Land |
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Challenge Land | Passport | Bonus World |