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Revision as of 15:02, September 2, 2021

Template:Minigame-infobox Day at the Races is a Battle minigame in Mario Party 2. The name is derived from the title of the 1937 film A Day at the Races by the Marx Brothers.

Gameplay

Day at the Races: Four different creatures (from left to right: Whomp, Thwomp, Boo, and Bob-omb) lining up to prepare for the race. From Mario Party 2.
Participants on the starting line, preparing to begin the race

The minigame involves the players choosing one of the four characters, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. When this game is played during a party, turn order is determined by the current standing in reverse order.

  • Whomp – Walks fast but falls over and takes a long time to get up.
  • Thwomp – Rises above the floor and jumps forward but then drops down and takes a long time to get up.
  • Boo – Disappears and then reappears much farther than before, but faceplants on the ground sometimes.
  • Bob-omb – Starts a spark running from its fuse and moves very fast but occasionally falls over.

Once the players choose their characters, the minigame announcer alerts the players to start the race. Once the race starts, each of the four characters races to the end, and the first character to cross the finish line wins the minigame for that player.

Controls

  • Control Stick – Select character
  • A Button – Confirm

In-game text

  • Game Rules"The race is about to begin! Pick the character you think will reach the finish line first... And they're off!"
  • Advice"Just because a character is ahead doesn't mean it will win... Watch out for come-from-behind victories!"

See also

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャラクターレース[?]
Kyarakutā Rēsu
Character Race
German Wett-Rennen[?] Pun of the words "wetten" which means "(to) bet" and "Wettrennen" which means "race"
Italian Alle Corse[?] At the Races
Spanish Un Día en las Carreras[?] A Day at the Races

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