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Mario Party series

Mario Party stopped using fixed 3D for its boards starting with Mario Party 4 and abandoned fixed 3D for its mini-games with Mario Party 6. Is it still considered presently fixed 3D? (The menus, certain cutscenes, and special modes of play are still done like so.) Ron Stoppable 03:23, 13 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]