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'''Test for the Best''' is the only secret [[minigame]] mode in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. This mode is similar to Mini-Game Decathlon from ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', Decathlon Park from ''[[Mario Party 6]]'', Decathlon Castle from ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', and [[Score Scuffle]] from ''[[Mario Party DS]]'', though this mode is for one player only. The player character appears in a hot-air balloon, [[MC Ballyhoo]] and [[Big Top]] alongside them. MC Ballyhoo tells the player character that the goal is to earn [[point]]s based on their performance in 10 minigames (and be graded with an F, D, C, B, A, or A+, the last one automatically netting the player 1,000 points); every point they earn sends them a foot into the air, and so the real objective is to fly as high as possible. | '''Test for the Best''' is the only secret [[minigame]] mode in ''[[Mario Party 8]]''. This mode is similar to Mini-Game Decathlon from ''[[Mario Party 5]]'', Decathlon Park from ''[[Mario Party 6]]'', Decathlon Castle from ''[[Mario Party 7]]'', and [[Score Scuffle]] from ''[[Mario Party DS]]'', though this mode is for one player only. The player character appears in a hot-air balloon, [[MC Ballyhoo]] and [[Big Top]] alongside them. MC Ballyhoo tells the player character that the goal is to earn [[point]]s based on their performance in 10 minigames (and be graded with an F, D, C, B, A, or A+, the last one automatically netting the player 1,000 points); every point they earn sends them a foot into the air, and so the real objective is to fly as high as possible. | ||
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The '''A+''' and '''F''' grades are '''S''' and '''E''', respectively, in the Japanese version. | The '''A+''' and '''F''' grades are '''S''' and '''E''', respectively, in the Japanese version. | ||
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===Overall targets=== | ===Overall targets=== | ||
At the end of all minigames, the player is graded based on their total score, and given an overall rank appropriate to the player's total score. There are 20 possible overall ranks in this mode. Aside from earning 10 [[Carnival Card]]s for playing the minigames, the total score also determines the number of bonus Carnival Cards the player will also receive | At the end of all minigames, the player is graded based on their total score, and given an overall rank appropriate to the player's total score. There are 20 possible overall ranks in this mode. Aside from earning 10 [[Carnival Card]]s for playing the minigames, the total score also determines the number of bonus Carnival Cards the player will also receive: | ||
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| '''High Altitude''' || 8,200–8,399 || 20 Carnival Cards | | '''High Altitude''' || 8,200–8,399 || 20 Carnival Cards | ||
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| ''' | | '''Sky Bound''' || 8,000–8,199 || 20 Carnival Cards | ||
|- style="background-color:#bfb" | |- style="background-color:#bfb" | ||
| '''Elite''' || 7,800–7,999 || 20 Carnival Cards | | '''Elite''' || 7,800–7,999 || 20 Carnival Cards |