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'''''Mario Party Kurukuru Carnival''''' (マリオパーティー　くるくる！カーニバル ''Mario Pātī Kurukuru! Kānibaru'', lit. "Mario Party Spinning! Carnival", with "kurukuru" being an onomatopoeia for something spinning around and around), is an arcade game based on ''[[Mario Party 8]]'' that was developed by [[Capcom]]. The game was released exclusively in Japan in 2012, and supports up to four players.<ref>[http://www.capcom.co.jp/arcade/MKF/index.html Capcom's website official website for the game] Retrieved February 7, 2016</ref> It is the fourth ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' arcade game developed by Capcom and the seventeenth installment overall.
'''''Mario Party Kurukuru Carnival''''' (マリオパーティー　くるくる！カーニバル ''Mario Pātī Kurukuru! Kānibaru'', lit. "Mario Party Spinning! Carnival", with "kurukuru" being an onomatopoeia for something spinning around and around), is an arcade game based on ''[[Mario Party 8]]'' that was developed by [[Capcom]]. The game was released exclusively in Japan in 2012, and supports up to four players.<ref>[http://www.capcom.co.jp/arcade/MKF/index.html Capcom's website official website for the game] Retrieved February 7, 2016</ref> It is the fourth ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' arcade game developed by Capcom and the seventeenth installment overall.

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Mario Party Kurukuru Carnival (マリオパーティー　くるくる！カーニバル Mario Pātī Kurukuru! Kānibaru, lit. "Mario Party Spinning! Carnival", with "kurukuru" being an onomatopoeia for something spinning around and around), is an arcade game based on Mario Party 8 that was developed by Capcom. The game was released exclusively in Japan in 2012, and supports up to four players.[1] It is the fourth Mario Party arcade game developed by Capcom and the seventeenth installment overall.

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  1. ^ Capcom's website official website for the game Retrieved February 7, 2016
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