Oops: Party Prank / Game

Product Information

Yukihiro Kobayashi: In game shows shown in Japan, it is customary to have some sort of a penalty for losing. Naturally, when players lose in a multiplayer game they should feel mortified, but we thought we would deliver that in a way that would amplify those feelings by incorporating a penalty. That’s how it came to be. YK: This game is set so people of all ages can play it. In that sense, a kindergartener can beat his or her mom, and a elementary school kid could beat his or her father! It’s a great game for kids and families to play together. https://web.archive.org/web/20100417072910/http://www.hudsonent.com:80/user/gamedetail.php?x_eq=Oops__Prank_Party%7C-OS93SB-iQ9bKCza-dzXW-SbC

YK: Oops! Prank Party was created to be a title that provides a new experience aside from Mario Party. It’s much more of a gag-based game with a focus on humour rather than characters.

Reviews

Featuring an incredibly fun and smart mix of 100 brain-teasing, puzzle-solving, reflex-testing games, Oops! is the perfect centerpiece to any party, or just as the game to play after homework.

NL: With the upcoming release of Wii Party this holiday season, are you afraid that gamers might find Oops! Prank Party a bit too similar?Using a script or add-on that scans GameFAQs for box and screen images (such as an emulator front-end), while overloading our search engine NL: What is the target age range for a game like this, and is this a game players of all ages can enjoy and find challenging? Nintendo Life: Tell us about the origins of Oops! Prank Party, the original ideas behind it and how it came into being. What were some integral moments in the development process that helped shape the game into what it is today?