Wii Party is, as the name might suggest, a collection of party games.

- Teiban Party
Playable by one to four players. Includes "teiban," or "standard," games like Bingo, Roulette, Mii-jan, Overseas Trip Game and Sugoroku (dice).

- Pair Party
Recommended for two players. Includes Compatibility Check, Balance Ship, and Mii Awase (Mii Alignment).

- Living Party
Playable by more than two people. Iwata said that this area would feature new play types made possible by the Wiimote.

http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2010/05/07/wii_party/

Sounds like a good money spinner, who knows, might have some gems such as Wii Play's Tank game. I really hope they don't spend too much time on it during their E3 press conference though lol

I am not too familiar with these titles. I can say that WarioWare Wii is a great party game though.

Great party games should encourage human interaction and playable while drinking =)

Why not mario party? or maybe their trying to get a slightly different target audience.

Ka Ching! $$$$$$$$$$$

I can gurantee this will use Motion plus, it will be stupid not too. Might try this one out. Another 10M seller we could have here.

I wouldn't go as far as to guarantee it, there are many people with Wii's that don't own the WM+ and Nintendo may want as few barriers as possible with the game..

Having said that, it has a compatibility check game which could use the Vitality Sensor and Miyamoto has said he's been working on a game that uses WM+ that isn't Zelda, so this could be the game that uses WM+ and with (possible) Vitality Sensor support, it might not require the peripherals but have the option to use them.

i'd guess that is most likely correct.

Isn't this the same as Wii Play?

Ahh I forgot about Vitality sensor jsut for a second,  but Miyamoto did say he was working on a new motion plus a few months back.  Wodner how VS will be used though.