| Cosmic Capers (NTSC) / Space Race (PAL) | |
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| Information | |
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Game: |
Wii Party |
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Type: |
4 Players |
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Timer: |
5 minutes |
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Instructions: |
"It's a good old-fashioned space race! When you fly through the pink rings, you'll get a super speed boost." |
Cosmic Capers (Space Race in PAL version) is a 4-player minigame in Wii Party.
Introduction[]
The course is briefly shown from above. The camera fades into the Miis flying to the start point. Minigame countdown begins.
The minigame's thumbnail.
Gameplay[]
The objective of this minigame is to be the first to finish a race. Players race in a figure 8 track three times to win. Pink rings appear and disappear on the track. If a player comes in contact with them, they get a speed boost.
Ending[]
When a player finishes 3 laps, their Mii will fly away while spinning. When 3 players have completed 3 laps, the camera zooms in on the remaining player and they stop flying.
If it's on a game of Bingo, Battle Mode or Spin-Off, the game will end when the player in 1st gets to the end. After that, it will zoom on the winning player as they pose exactly how they would if they won Space Brawl.
Record for 1st[]
The #1 default record for this minigame is set by Eddy, a Master Difficulty Mii, with 45 seconds.
Rankings[]
- Eddy: 0:45.0
- Susana: 0:48.0
- Helen: 0:50.0
- Megan: 0:55.0
- Kathrin: 1:00.0
- Takashi: 1:01.0
- Jessie: 1:02.0
- Tatsuaki: 1:03.0
- Patrick: 1:04.0
- Shohei: 1:05.0
Trivia[]
- The world record for Cosmic Capers (Space Race) is 17.9 seconds, held by OrangeViper.
- This, Space Brawl and Lucky Launch (when launching) have the same music.
- Part of the music has a slight remix to Gusty Garden Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy.
- There is a 5 minute time limit.
- Although Eddy has the default high score of 45 seconds, this is actually poor performance when a CPU actually plays the game. Master Difficulty Miis tend to complete the game in around 22 seconds, and Beginner Difficulty Miis can complete it in about 30 seconds, meaning the default scores are completely unproportionate to how the CPUs actually perform.