Mario Party Superstars Content Booster Packs

The Nintendo Switch game Mario Party Superstars received four content booster packs featuring games from throughout the series with the final content pack now released in June 2023. It is currently the only Mario Party game in the series to have received multiple major revisions, even after the first two years since it was released on the Nintendo Switch.
== 24/12/2021 ==
The first free content update of the game added another board from Mario Party 3 to the board selection, that board being Waluigi's Island: 
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* Koopa Troopa's description: This was owned by Luigi a long time ago, but was taken over by Waluigi as a spite act of jealousy. 
The game also added three more options to suit the player's standard of playing a game of Party Mode. Team Match, Duel Match and Custom Minigame Set. The main four player mode was renamed, Battle Royale. 
===Team Match ===
Team Match pits the four players into two teams of two. With the two teams pitted together they share Items, Coins and Stars and cannot be affected by each other's item effects. 4-Player Minigames and 1-VS-3 Minigames don't appear in this mode. 
===Duel Match===
Duel Match pits two players against each other where only Duel mini-games are played after every turn.
===Custom Minigame Set===
The custom minigame set allows player to pick six out of the main minigames in each category, 4-Player, 1-VS-3, 2-VS-2 and Duel.
==17/03/2022==
The game's second update added more minigames from Mario Party 7, 8, 9 and 10. 
===List of Minigames===
Mario Party 7
4-Player 	1-VS-3 	2-VS-2 	Duel
Track & Yield	Boxing Day 	Sphere Factor 	Jump Man
Big Dripper 	Wheel of Woe 	Tile and Error	Warp Pipe Dreams
Target Tag 	Easy Pickings	Cardinal Rule 	Hip Hop Drop
Take me Ohm 	Think Tank 	Battery Ram 	Camp Ukiki
Funderwall! 	Balloonatic 	Spider Stomp 	Royal Rumpus
Mario Party 8
4-Player 	1-VS-3 	2-VS-2 	Duel
Saucer Swarm 	Gun the Runner 	Lean Mean Ravine 	Blazing Lassos
Glacial Meltdown 	Power Trip 	Bumper Balloons 	Balancing Act
Lava or Leave 'Em	Snow way Out 	Crops 'n' Robbers 	Rotation Station
Sick and Twisted 	Thrash 'n' Crash	Boo-ting Gallery 	Lava Lobbers
Shake it up 	Bob-ombs Away 	King of the Thrill	Frozen Assets
Mosh Pit Playroom	Picture Perfect 	Grabby Gridelin 	Eyebrawl
Mario Party 9
4-Player 	1-VS-3 	2-VS-2
Peak Precision 	Hazard Hold 	Crossfire Caverns
Toad and Go Seek	Block and Roll	Sand Trap
Tuber Tug 	Spike-n-Span 	Bumper Sparks
Whomp Stomp 	Mob Sleds 	Pedal to the Paddle
Wiggler Bounce 	Ruins Rumble 	Bumper Sparks
Billistics 	Pix Fix 	Mecha March
Mario Party 10
4-Player 	1-VS-3 	2-VS-2 	Duel
Dice 'n' Dash 	Spring Fling 	Bump, Set, Spike	Jewel Drop
Found it? Pound It! 	Bubble Squabble 	Revolving Relay 	Badminton Bash
Bowser's Tank Terror	Bullet Bill Bullies	Boo Burglars 	Bonk Battle
==6/05/2022==
The third update made to the game added seven more characters to the main roster. 
===New Characters===
File:Diddy Kong.png|Diddy Kong
File:Pompomsmm3d.png|Pom Pom
File:Flutter - MP Island Tour.png|Flutter
File:Spike - Mario Party 10.png|Spike
File:Dry Bones.png|Dry Bones
File:Boom Boom.png|Boom Boom
File:Funky Kong Artwork - Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze.png|Funky Kong
File:Toadette CaptainToadTreasureTracker (1).png|Toadette
==07/07/2022==
The fourth update made to the game added a board from Mario Party DS to the selection of boards, that board being Bowser's Pinball Machine.
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*Koopa Troopa's description: Owned by Bowser in his throne room, this pinball machine can fit even the tiniest of specimens inside of it! Be careful not to get lost in the zero zone though!
===Changes made to the board===
*The goal for the board has changed. Players must now go to the top of the board to get Stars from the jackpot pocket for a number of coins that can vary after a player has collected a Star.
*The coin jackpot slot in the middle of the board has changed from getting three matching icons to the player getting coins from the slot if the UFO icon hits the central spinner. More coins are awarded the sooner the player reacts.
*The roulette on the right side of the board has been replaced with a Whac-a-Mole game where the player earns coins if they hit plastic dolls of Bowser and Bowser Jr. with the reward decreasing if they hit a Bob-omb. More coins are rewarded depending on how fast the player reacts to Bowser and Bowser Jr. popping up.
*The six Friend spaces have been replaced with Lucky Spaces.
*Three of the Blue Spaces are replaced with a Chance Time Space, a VS Space and an Item Space.
*Bowser Spaces have been added to fit the theme of the board.
==10/11/2022==
The first of the four content packs was added to the game. This booster pack was called "Train Down Memory Lane" and included five boards from the games between Mario Party 3 and Mario Party 8. The five boards were, Goomba's Greedy Gala (Mario Party 4), Bowser Nightmare (Mario Party 5), Faire Square (Mario Party 6), Pagoda Peak (Mario Party 7) and Koopa's Tycoon Town (Mario Party 8). 
The pack also included 24 minigames from Mario Party DS. 
This pack costs $54.34 in North America, €47.49 in Europe, £40.51 in the UK and ¥6,190.93 in Japan.
===Board Changes ===
====Goomba's Greedy Gala (Mario Party 4)==== 
*The Lottery Shops chance rarity is no longer 80% lose, 20% win, it's 50/50.
*Mini and Mega Mushrooms aren't present items in this board, and as such, the board events subjected to those items can now be accessed by anyone.
*The mini pipes are removed.
*The roulette wheel in the centre of the board works more like the direction gear in Waluigi's Island, where the player decides which direction they want to go by jumping on one of the three colors on the roulette wheel and stopping it when they land. Landing on one of the Star icons in the wheel give the player a free Star.
*The four warp spaces have been replaced with Lucky Spaces.
====Bowser Nightmare (Mario Party 5)==== 
*Capsules are not present in this board and have been replaced with regular items, with three Item shops replacing the three Capsule Machines.
*The Event Spaces at the bottom-left and bottom-right sides of the board that cause Bowser to come out for a walk to the other side are more punishing. When Bowser crushes the players, they lose all of their coins instead of ten. And Bowser moves much faster than in the original game.
*Two Koopa Banks are present at the top left and top right sides of the board. Like Bowser Land from Mario Party 2, they are run by Bowser Jr. and they give out coins to players who pass them, forcing them to pay back their loan when they land on them. If the player does not have any coins at all, but has a star, Bowser Jr. will take the Star.
*Ten of the Blue Spaces and the DK Space have been changed to Lucky Spaces.
* Two of the Blue Spaces have been changed to a VS Space and a Chance Time Space.
*The Event Space at the top of the board that causes Bowser to appear and take control of a flamethrower cannon, is more punishing than before as it now makes players lose their Coins and Stars.
*One of the Red Spaces is replaced with an Item Space.
====Faire Square (Mario Party 6)====
*The three Duel Spaces are replaced with three Lucky Spaces.
*Brighton and Twila make a cameo appearance on the board in their respective outer space forms (the sun and the moon), in the sky in cutscenes that take place before the time of the day switches.
*Since Donkey Kong is a playable character, the Bowser Spaces never change during the time of day.
*Three of the Blue Spaces have been changed to VS Spaces.
*One of the Red Spaces is replaced with an Item Space.
====Pagoda Peak (Mario Party 7)====
*Bowser Time is no longer present in this board.
*The Koopa Master has been replaced with Toadsworth as the person giving out the Star.
* The Star price for the Star always remains the same after the player collects the Star.
*The two Mic Spaces, two DK Spaces and three Duel Spaces have been replaced with five Lucky Spaces and two Chance Time spaces.
*Five of the Blue Spaces have been changed to VS Spaces.
*One of the Red Spaces has been changed to an Item Space.
* Any event involving Koopa Kid throwing orbs has been omitted.
====Koopa's Tycoon Town (Mario Party 8)====
* The Lucky Spaces from the original game that would allow the players to be taken to one of two secret three-star hotels where they only need one coin to initially buy it have been turned into Skeleton Gates, which lead down the roadway where one of the secret hotels are present.
* The DK Space events are removed
*The Bowser Space events are removed.
*Four of the Blue Spaces have been changed to VS Spaces.
*Five Lucky Spaces and three Chance Time Spaces replace eight Blue Spaces.
*The Candies are replaced with regular items.
*Two of the Red Spaces are replaced with two Item Spaces.
===Mario Party DS minigames ===
4-Player 	2-VS-2 	1-VS-3 	Duel
Camera Shy 	Hanger Management	Track Star 	Trash Landing
Study Fall 	Cucumber Jacks 	Flash and Dash 	Whomp-a-Thon
Domino Effect 	Book It! 	Rubber Ducky Rodeo 	All Geared Up
Get the Lead Out	Airbrushers 	Nothing to Luge 	Cyber Scamper
Dust Buddies 	Mole Thrill 	Shuffleboard Showdown	Soap Surfers
Crater Crawl 	Cube Crushers 	Rotisserie Rampage 	Pedal Pushers
==24/12/2022==
The second of the four content packs was added to the game. This booster pack was called "Fete Fancy" and included six more boards from the games between Mario Party 3 and Mario Party DS. The six boards were Shy Guy's Jungle Jam (Mario Party 4), Pirate Dream (Mario Party 5), Clockwork Castle (Mario Party 6), Neon Heights (Mario Party 7), Bowser's Warped Orbit (Mario Party 8) and Wiggler's Garden (Mario Party DS). 
This pack costs $54.34 in North America, €47.49 in Europe, £40.51 in the UK and ¥6,190.93 in Japan.
=== Board Changes===
====Shy Guy's Jungle Jam (Mario Party 4)====
*The Lottery Shops chance rarity is no longer 80% lose, 20% win, it's 50/50.
*Mini and Mega Mushrooms aren't present items in this board, and as such, the board events subjected to those items can now be accessed by anyone.
*The mini pipes are removed.
* The five Warp Spaces are replaced with Lucky Spaces.
*Glydon replaces Klepto at the top-left corner of the board.
==== Pirate Dream (Mario Party 5)====
*Seven Lucky Spaces replace the one DK Space and six Blue Spaces.
*Three VS Spaces replace two Blue Spaces.
*Three Chance Time Spaces replace three Blue Spaces.
*Capsules are not present in this board and have been replaced with regular items, with three Item shops replacing the three Capsule Machines.
*Three Koopa Banks are present on the board, one is at the bottom left of the board near the Thwomp, one is at the top right near the shop, and the other one is near the top left at the tunnel entrance.
*The goal of this board is different than in the original. Players must steal Stars from each other by passing by the Thwomp, who gives players Bloopers and Cheep Cheeps for a fixated price of coins. Bloopers can steal one star and Cheep Cheeps can steal two Stars.
====Clockwork Castle (Mario Party 6)====
*The two Duel Spaces and five of the Blue Spaces are replaced with seven Lucky Spaces.
*The goal of the board is very different to the original, instead of chasing after DK for a Star and running away from Bowser, the goal is to get to where ever Brighton or Twila are in the sky, and purchase the Star from them for either 20 coins or whatever price is determined based on a roulette wheel that Toadette controls at the beginning of the nighttime switch. Landing on the Event Space at the top of the castle will give players a chance to change the time of day, but there is only a 50/50 chance that it will change.
* King Boo makes an appearance on the board in the top left of the board and can steal Stars from the three opposing players for 150 coins, 300 coins for two Stars. He can only be visited during the nighttime.
*A Bowser space replaces the Blue space after the clock Event Space at the top of the castle.
====Neon Heights (Mario Party 7)====
*The two DK Spaces, the three Duel Spaces and the two Mic Spaces are replaced with five Lucky Spaces and two Chance Time Spaces.
*Bowser Jr. replaces Koopa Kid.
*The three colored Koopa Kid signs in the shoot out minigame are replaced with three dummies of three of the Broodals.
* Bowser Time is no longer present in this board.
*Three VS Spaces replace three Blue Spaces.
*Any event involving Koopa Kid throwing orbs has been omitted.
* One Red Space is replaced with an Item Space.
====Bowser's Warped Orbit (Mario Party 8)====
*Two Lucky Spaces and one Chance Time Space replace three Blue Spaces.
*Five VS Spaces replace five Blue Spaces.
*The "Lucky Space" from the original game has been changed to a Skeleton Gate.
*The Candies are replaced with regular items.
*The goal of the board is different to the original. Instead of stealing Stars from the other players, the players must head to the Star location that always moves after buying a Star from Toadette. After every purchase however, Bowser tallies that number of coins spent on the Star so that everytime a player passes him at the top of the board, they have to win in his minigames. If they win, he pays back that tallied number of coins, if they lose, he takes away all of their coins.
*Captain Shy Guy supports a different design, sporting a space helmet and a space suit with a logo that says "Rainbow Road Avenue".
* One Red Space is replaced with an Item Space.
==== Wiggler's Garden (Mario Party DS)====
*The five Friend Spaces are replaced with five Lucky Spaces.
*One Chance Time Space, two VS Spaces and two Item Spaces replace five of the Blue Spaces.
*The Piranha Plant at the top of the board is replaced by Petey Piranha.
==05/02/2023==
The third of the four content packs was added to the game. This pack was called "Gala of Glee". It included nine more boards from the previous games. Those boards were DK's Jungle Adventure (Mario Party), Western Land (Mario Party 2), Deep Bloober Sea (Mario Party 3), Boo's Haunted Bash (Mario Party 4), Rainbow Dream (Mario Party 5), E.Gadd's Garage (Mario Party 6), Grand Canal (Mario Party 7), Shy Guy's Perplex Express (Mario Party 8) and Toadette's Music Room (Mario Party DS).
This pack costd $54.34 in North America, €47.49 in Europe, £40.51 in the UK and ¥6,190.93 in Japan.
===Board Changes===
====DK's Jungle Adventure (Mario Party)====
*Three Chance Time Spaces, four Lucky Spaces and one Item Space replace the three Mushroom Spaces and five Mini-Game Spaces.
*Two Item Spaces replace two of the Blue Spaces.
*Three VS Spaces replace three of the Blue Spaces.
*The Coin Stone event costs a total of ten Coins instead of twenty.
*There are more references to the Donkey Kong Country games than in the original.
**One example being that the new goal of the board involves the players having to collect Banana bunches from Cranky Kong for twenty coins, which can be traded with Toadette for a Star.
==== Western Land (Mario Party 2)====
*Seven Lucky Spaces are put in place of seven of the Blue Spaces.
====Deep Bloober Sea (Mario Party 3)====
*The Happening Space that involves the Baby Blooper is omitted. In its place is a two way junction between the topside of the board and the bottomside of the board.
*There's a third Koopa Bank on the southwest side of the board.
* The Skeleton Gates function more like the gates in Space Land, Western Land and Horror Land; specifically, they are located directly on their corresponding junctions, and as such, their directions can only be taken if the player has a Skeleton Key.
*Seven Lucky Spaces are put in place of five of the Blue Spaces and two of the Game Guy Spaces.
====Boo's Haunted Bash (Mario Party 4)====
*The Lottery Shops chance rarity is no longer 80% lose, 20% win, it's 50/50.
*Mini and Mega Mushrooms aren't present items in this board, and as such, the board events subjected to those items can now be accessed by anyone.
*The mini pipes are removed.
*The four Warp Spaces have been replaced by four Lucky Spaces.
*King Boo replaces Big Boo.
*Like in Horror Land, King Boo now steals Coins for free.
====Rainbow Dream (Mario Party 5)====
*Seven Lucky Spaces replace the one DK Space and six of the Blue Spaces.
* Four VS Spaces replace the Event Spaces involving the Gondala.
*Capsules are not present in this board and have been replaced with regular items, with three Item shops replacing the three Capsule Machines.
*Three Koopa Banks are present on the board, one on the Rain cloud, one on the Snow cloud and one on the Sun Cloud.
* There is now a Day and Night Cycle present on this board. After every three turns, the circle of the four main clouds turns counter clockwise, with the clouds being connected to the Gondola in the middle of the circle.
**Because of this change, the new goal on the board is to get to the cloud that is at the very top of the circle and get the Star there.
**Twila and Brighton are now present on the board thanks to this.
*The Event Space involving the generator now rewards twenty coins instead of three capsules.
* Crossing over to a Cloud no longer costs 5 coins.
====E. Gadd's Garage (Mario Party 6)====
*Six Lucky Spaces replace the one Duel Space and five of the Blue Spaces.
* Two VS Spaces replace two of the Blue Spaces.
*The new goal on the board is to collect Star Gaddgets and put them in the Shuffle-o-tron, which will then turn them into stars for the players. The Star Gaddgets take up the space of regular items as such, take up an item slot. Players can carry up to three Star Gaddgets. Star Gaddgets can also be stolen or swapped with other players just like other items using the Plunder Chest.
** The price of Star Gaddgets depends on the time of day, during the Daytime they cost twenty coins, but during the nighttime, they cost fifty coins.
*Since Orbs are no longer present on this board or any of the Mario Party 6 boards in this game, the event space involving E. Gadd using his Calamity Launcher to put Character Spaces on the board has been changed from using Orbs, to summoning Boos on the spaces randomly selected. Passing by one of these Boos for a favour and then doing the deed will make them disappear.
==== Grand Canal (Mario Party 7)====
* Six Lucky replace the two Mic Spaces, two Duel Spaces and the two DK Spaces.
*Three VS Spaces replace three Blue Spaces.
* Two Chance Time Spaces replace two Blue Spaces.
*Bowser Time is no longer present in this board.
*Any event involving Koopa Kid throwing orbs has been omitted.
*Three Bowser Spaces replace three of the Blue Spaces.
====Shy Guy's Perplex Express (Mario Party 8)==== 
*The Lucky Space where the player character gets taken to the Payday Waystation to collect a Star has been replaced with a Blue Space.
*The DK Event and Spaces involving the Barrel Train has been removed and replaced with a Lucky Space.
====Toadette's Music Room (Mario Party DS)====
*The six Friend/Duel Spaces have been replaced with six Lucky Spaces.
*The event involving the Piano no longer involves using the touch screen, as the player controls the character, moving them to the corresponding piano keys and then ground pounding on them.
==22/06/2023==
The fourth and final content Pack for the game was released, this pack was called "Festival Finale", it included all four boards from Super Mario Party in their original forms with certain changes to their functionalities. 
File:Dominoruins.jpg|Whomp's Domino Ruins
File:Megafruit.jpg|Megafruit Paradise
File:Powderkeg.jpg|King Bob-omb's Powderkeg Mine
File:Tantalsiing.jpg|Kamek's Tantalizing Tower
=== General Board Changes ===
*Boo replaces Lakitu on all four of the boards.
*The Bad Luck Spaces on all four of the boards have been replaced with Bowser Spaces.
*Flutter has been replaced with the Yellow Toad who gives out the items.
*The Ally Spaces have been omitted from all four of the boards.
*The Star that Toadette provides on all four of the boards costs twenty coins.
*Some of the boards' paths, goals and structures have been rearranged and changed.
==== Whomp's Domino Ruins====
*There are more spaces added to the main path of the board layout.
====Megafruit Paradise====
*The layout of the board has been modified with more spaces added to the main paths on the four islands, with an X cross bridge connecting between the four islands. All four of the islands have one junction point where each end of the bridge meets. The bridge has a junction point where the lines allowing the players to take whatever direction they want to any island except for the one they've gotten off at.
*There are two red and green warp pipes on the bottom islands. Each one corresponds to a part of the top islands.
====King Bob-omb's Powderkeg Mine====
*When King Bob-omb explodes and the players are in his area of the board, the players lose all of their coins. The countdown numbers leading to the explosion have also changed from 5 to 10.
*Along with the main pathway and two branching paths to the middle area, there's more routes added to the main pathway along with two more branching paths on the rightside of the middle area. Allowing the players to travel in any direction given.
*The Bob-omb that decreases the player's roll numbers no longer does that. It instead gives explodes in the player's faces, making them lose five coins.
*There is a new event space added where the two cages built over the river of lava, collapse and the person who's landed on the space, along with anyone on the cages.
==== Kamek's Tanalizing Tower====
* The line structure of the board has been completely rearranged and overhauled, with the goal being different. The new goal being to hunt for the two Stars that Toadette has, with the price changing after someone collects the Stars. The line structure changing from stagnant to different routes and directions to find the Star.
*The two respective event spaces involving the Toadies and the Chain Chomp have been moved.
*A new event space on the south east side of the board involving a slot machine has been added. 
**The slots are a Mushroom, a Fire Flower, a Star and a Special Crown
***Mushroom (10 coins)
***Fire Flower (30 coins)
***Star (50 coins)
***Special Crown (70 coins)
*The prices of the Stars range from 20 to 40 to 60.
*The golden Kamek statue at the top of the board rewards one of three things, a Star, 30 coins or an Item. The Star being the rarest outcome.
This content pack also added a selection of minigames from the game:
Super Mario Party Minigames
4-Player 	2-VS-2 	1-VS-3
Slaperazzi 	Making Faces 	Off the Chain
Croozin' for a Broozin'	Maths of Glory	Dart Gallery
Timing is Money 	Fruit Forecast	Smash and Crab
Soak or Croak 	Dash and Dine 	What a Racket
Fiddler on the Hoof 	Nut Cases 	Bopping Spree
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