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Games featuring paid loot boxes will soon receive a mandatory 'M' rating in Australia
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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2024
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Same apologies to you for my edit, but again as with the other similar reply, games are not retroactively rated R 18+ unless simulated gambling is added after September 22.
Yes, if older Mario Party games were patched or updated or remastered and released in a week, they'd be R 18+, but thats probably not gonna happen, and the upcoming Mario Party game doesn't appear to have any casino like minigames.