Circuit Maximus

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Circuit Maximus
Circuit Maximus from Mario Party 6
Appears in Mario Party 6
Type 4-Player mini-game
Initial record 1'00"00
Music track Pumped Up
Music sample

Circuit Maximus is a 4-Player minigame in Mario Party 6. Its name is a reference to the Circus Maximus, which was a racing arena in ancient Rome.

In the Miracle Book of the game, there is a page entitled "Amp Attack" that is based on Circuit Maximus. Luigi and Daisy are shown playing. Activating the page causes an Amp to shock Luigi.

There are only aesthetic changes between day and night.

Introduction[edit]

The camera zooms to the starting point as several Amps emerge from hatches in the center of the room.

Gameplay[edit]

The minigame takes place in an octagonal circuit with many Amps in it. Players must get through the circuit by passing through the gates in each section while avoiding the Amps. If a player touches an Amp, it stuns them for a few moments. Each section has more and more Amps, making it harder for the players to get through as the minigame progresses. Some Amps move about the room; others remain stationary. The goal is to get all the way around the octagon the fastest. If five minutes pass, the minigame ends in a tie.

This minigame appears as the third minigame in Decathlon Park. Here, the player's objective is to get to the goal as fast as possible to earn as many points as possible, up to 1,000. The default record for this minigame in Decathlon Park is 60 seconds.

Ending[edit]

The losers are seen being chased by a pair of Amps around a podium on which the winner stands and celebrates. If a tie occurs, all players remain where they are and perform their losing poses.

Controls[edit]

  • Control Stick – Move

In-game text[edit]

  • Rules"Avoid the high-voltage Amps as you dash around the maze! Whoever reaches the goal first wins!"
  • Advice"Some Amps move, some stay put. Study them for a moment before rushing ahead. If you get zapped, you'll be temporarily stunned."

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ぐるっとビリキューレース
Gurutto Birikyū Rēsu
Surrounding Amps Race

French Haute Tension
High Voltage (Can also mean High Tension)
German Elektrosprint
Electrodash
Italian Circuito Massimo
Circuit Maximus
Spanish Corto circuito
Pun on "circuito" (circuit) and "cortocircuito" (short-circuit)