Mario Party 7

Mario Party 7 is the seventh title in the Mario Party series released in 2005. It is the 29th collaboration by TRG. This is notably the final Mario Party game released for the GameCube. Each board (minus Grand Canal and Bowser's Enchanted Inferno! which follow the classic Mario Party style) has a unique way of collecting stars and each board minus Bowser's Enchanted Inferno! is based on real locations around the world. This game is notable for a few reasons:
 * This is the only GameCube Mario Party that wasn't won overall by Jon (unless you count win by the subsequently mentioned tie).
 * This marks the first time in TRG history that the boards were won evenly by each TRG member. The overall winner ended up being Emile in a tiebreaker based on stats, making it the first game since the original Mario Party where he was the overall winner. The guys still agreed to judge the result as a three-way tie so as not to stir up controversy with stats being heavily influenced by a number of factors (such as Toad giving Emile extra movement with his special orb).
 * It is also the first time since Mario Party 4 that Emile managed to win a board and the first time since Mario Party 3 that he managed to win multiple boards.

Characters
Jon and Tim both kept their characters from the previous games with Tim being the only one who hasn't changed characters yet. Emile switched to Toad due to having better luck on boards with Toad on his own time compared to Daisy (he was originally going to play as Toad in Mario Party 5 before the Mario Party 6 stream on Jon's Twitch channel caused the controversy between him and Daisy to be engrained into his mind and compel him to play as her in 5 and 6).