Super Mario Party Jamboree Has Been Rated For Nintendo Switch

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At its recent Direct, Nintendo announced Super Mario Party Jamboree - a brand new Mario Party title coming to the Switch on 17th October 2024.

Now, following the classification for The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom it seems the ESRB has now also rated the new Mario Party game. It's rated 'E' for everyone and contains "mild fantasy violence" and notes "users interact" and "in-game purchases".

"This is a collection of mini-games (party games) in which players compete to earn stars, coins, and rankings. As players engage in different modes (e.g., board game, rhythm games, puzzle-based games, flying games, mini-games), they encounter or participate in whimsical instances of fantasy violence: cartoony cannons/cannon turrets that shoot at giant characters; avoiding a robot with giant boxing gloves/fists; using over-sized hammers against each other; connecting electric circuits to zap a boss character. Damage is indicated by blinking, comical yelps, and/or dizzy star effects."

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The previous entry Mario Party Superstars, dating back to 2021, received the same 'E' rating and referenced "mild cartoon violence", "users interact", and "in-game purchases". In the end, it got two small updates fixing some issues with local and online play but never received any DLC.

You can learn more about the new Jamboree entry in our previous post here on Nintendo Life. It will come with seven boards and "over 110 minigames".