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The article complies with the MOS:LEDE, MOS:LAYOUT], MOS:WTW, and MOS:WAF guidelines. There are no embedded lists within the article, so I am skipping MOS:EMBED. Overall, the lede's length is okay, and it summarises the article, the article has appropriate sections, and there are no biased words in the article.
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References section with a ((reflist)) template is present in the article.
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All references are reliable. Good job on archiving them.
Spotchecked Ref 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 17–all verify the cited content. AGF on other citations.
The people in the infobox are unsourced.
Ref 5: no mentions of which eight characters, Toad for Minigame Island, Toadette for Championship Battles and Decathlon.
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@Vacant0: Thank you for your feedback regarding the article. I've made the slight change to the lede and added citations from a subpage of an archived Nintendo website for the eight playable characters, as well as Toad and Toadette being hosts. (I also added a small amount of information in the "Development" section, concerning the game's release date in Europe being moved up two weeks.) As for citations for the staff listed in the infobox, I've found supporting information on both IMDb and Moby Games, though I'm aware that both websites are open-source and therefore likely unreliable. Unfortunately, to my knowledge, Mario Party: The Top 100 doesn't have a traditional manual that could be cited, which was the case for Mario Party DS. ★ The Green Star Collector ★ (talk) 02:09, 15 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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