Chef hosts South Park: Chef's Luv Shack, which mixes South Park trivia with over 20 mini games in the mold of Mario Party. Most of the mini games are parodies of classic arcade games. The player chooses a South Park character (Kyle, Kenny, Stan, or Cartman) and answers the questions based on episodes from the cartoon series. If the player gets it right, they then spin a wheel, and get either cash, lose it all, or play a mini game (either by themselves, against the AI, or against other players if playing in multiplayer mode). The person who has the highest score (or the most correct answers) after a chosen amount of rounds wins.

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Project Managers	Kristy Johnson Jools Watsham
Lead Programmer	Ian Dunlop
Programmers	Guthrie Bishop Adams III Jonathan Garrett Ed Groover Sidney Isaacs Chuck Karpiak Jon Mayfield John Nagle Kristoffer Pelley Micah Rollins Kevin Saffel Michael Skinner Carl Wade
Nintendo 64 Programmer	Jon Mayfield
Lead Artist	Gregg Hargrove
Artists	Jorma Auburn Kim Lum Joe Ries Sharon Taylor
Lead Designer	Jools Watsham
Designers	David Dienstbier Marshall Gause Gabriel Soria
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Average score: 48% (based on 34 ratings)

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Average score: 3.1 out of 5 (based on 36 ratings with 1 reviews)

Mario Party for teenagers

The Good
It plays well on the Mario Party concept of a board game with mini-games, reinventing the board game into a game show. Some of the mini-games will leave you rolling on the floor with laughter simply after hearing the names (like "Spank the Monkey with Mr. Mackey," for example). The voice acting is also excellent.

The Bad
Nothing new here. We've already had a dose of South Park in such games as South Park 64 and South Park Rally, and we've had three Mario Party's (so far). And there isn't a huge selection of questions. Play it for a few hours, and you'll start to get some familiar ones asked again.

The Bottom Line
If you're getting tired of the usual game, this is most likely for you. It is a good South Park game, and a more extreme Mario Party. Put them together and you have a welcome addition to any college student's party game library.

Nintendo 64 · by lechuck13 (298) · 2002