Bowser always was a bit of a sore loser...
In its simplest form, Fortune Street sees you making your way around the themed boards, a lot like Monopoly, only rather than buying tiles, you'll instead be buying stocks in certain tiles, and opening up shops in an attempt to make more money than your friends. Much like Monopoly, if one of your opponents lands on one of your shops, they have to pay you for the privilege - but as you can also hold shares in other tiles, you may get money even if they land on a space that isn't yours. To make things more interesting, scattered around the board are a variety of special squares that have a variety of effects, from giving your character a promotion, which increases your funds, to initiating a Mario Party-style mini-game - like betting on a Slime race.
We don't know about you, but we're looking forward to Fortune Street here at Everybody Plays. Because anything that resembles the mad multiplayer fun of Mario Party is fine by us - although we'll have to wait till Christmas before we'll get a chance to stroll down Fortune Street. Goo-urns. In the mean time, why not check out the trailer below for a piece of the action.
