The winner of the mini-game then gets first pick of the four rolled dice, and earns the same number of tokens to place on the board as the number of dots displayed on the chosen die. Each round of Richest begins with a roll of four dice and a mini-game competition - these mini-games, like the simple fare found in Nintendo's Mario Party series, take only about a minute to play and are each based around some basic controller commands like bending the analog sticks to the proper angle, or moving a cursor around the screen and pressing a face button simultaneously. In it, the classic conventions of Monopoly are mostly thrown out the window in favor of a much more quickly paced remix that can be played through from start to finish in about a half an hour.
Many traditional sessions of the board game have been known to go on for hours, or even days - meaning that this mode, while accurate to the board game experience, is ultimately not too well-suited to quick periods of multiplayer gaming time. Of course, even without pausing to enter into account checking and across-the-table negotiations like that, playing through normal games of Monopoly can take a long time.
That brings the action to a standstill for a while, as the active player takes sole command of selecting menu options on the screen and things don't get going again until he or she is finished. The minutiae of exchanging cash between players and the bank, moving your tokens and collecting Community Chest and Chance cards is all handled automatically, making playing this normal version of Monopoly a straightforward and simple affair - the only thing that ever breaks the flow of the game is when a player decides to check his or her accounts, to mortgage properties or propose trades. The goal of traditional Monopoly is the same as it's always been, in that you want to shrewdly purchase real estate around the board, develop that real estate by investing in houses and hotels to place on the property, and then watch the cash roll in to your account as your opponents are unfortunate enough to land on your spaces and are forced to pay you rent. Traditional Monopoly is where most players will get started, as up to four players can come together to compete in a round of the classic game - first selecting their playing pieces, then taking turns rolling the dice to advance around the board.
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