'''Fortune Street''', also known as {{nihongo|'''Itadaki Street Wii'''|いただきストリートWii}} in Japan and '''Boom Street''' in Europe and Australia, was revealed by [[Nintendo]] at E3 2011 for the [[Wii]], released on [[December 1]], [[2011]] in Japan, [[December 5]] in North America, [[December 23]] in Europe, and [[January 5]] in Australia. It was the first game in the series to be published outside of Japan. The game includes characters from the {{c|Dragon Quest|Dragon Quest series}} and the {{c|Mario|Mario series}}.
'''Fortune Street''', also known as {{nihongo|'''Itadaki Street Wii'''|いただきストリートWii}} in Japan and '''Boom Street''' in Europe and Australia, was revealed by [[Nintendo]] at E3 2011 for the [[Wii]], released on [[December 1]], [[2011]] in Japan, [[December 5]] in North America, [[December 23]] in Europe, and [[January 5]] in Australia. It was the first game in the series to be published outside of Japan.
It is based on the Japanese version of Monopoly. Easy Mode focuses on buying shops and the basics in getting others coins. Standard mode focuses on using the stock in a district as an advantage. Most importantly, it's about who's the richest instead of getting all players bankrupt.
==Gameplay==
The game includes characters from the {{c|Dragon Quest}} and the {{c|Mario}} series'. It is based on the Japanese version of Monopoly. Easy Mode focuses on buying shops and the basics in getting others coins. Standard mode focuses on using the stock in a district as an advantage. Most importantly, it's about who's the richest instead of getting all players bankrupt.
Fortune Street, also known as Itadaki Street Wii (いただきストリートWii,Itadaki Street Wii?) in Japan and Boom Street in Europe and Australia, was revealed by Nintendo at E3 2011 for the Wii, released on December 1, 2011 in Japan, December 5 in North America, December 23 in Europe, and January 5 in Australia. It was the first game in the series to be published outside of Japan.
Gameplay
The game includes characters from the Dragon Quest and the Mario series'. It is based on the Japanese version of Monopoly. Easy Mode focuses on buying shops and the basics in getting others coins. Standard mode focuses on using the stock in a district as an advantage. Most importantly, it's about who's the richest instead of getting all players bankrupt.
