Super Mario Party Jamboree Adds GameShare for Four Players on One Copy
Nintendo released the free Ver. 2.4.0 update for Super Mario Party Jamboree Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV on November 10.
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Why it matters
GameShare turns a single purchase into a four-player board game session, and the jump from one board to seven plus the full rule set makes the feature usable rather than a demo.
Key Facts
- Nintendo released the free Ver. 2.4.0 update for Super Mario Party Jamboree Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV on November 10.
- The update adds GameChat's GameShare, letting up to four people play the board game with one copy of the game.
- Boards playable through GameShare increased from 1 to 7, and more than 60 minigames are available.
- Rule settings expand beyond Party Rules at 10 turns to all rule sets, with turn counts configurable.
- With two Switch 2 consoles, two players can join from each console for a four-player session on one copy.
The update adds GameChat's GameShare, letting up to four people play the board game with one copy of the game. Boards playable through GameShare rose from 1 to 7, and more than 60 minigames are available.
The update also lifts the rule restrictions that came with GameShare. Players were limited to Party Rules at 10 turns; now every rule set is selectable, and turn counts and other settings can be changed.
Two Switch 2 consoles are enough for a full group: two players can join from each console, so four people can play the board game with one copy between them. Nintendo put the game on sale July 24, 2025, at 9,128 yen physical and 9,100 yen download, rated CERO A.
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