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A Party Game for the Wii, released in July 2010 in Japan and October 2010 elsewhere, Wii Party is a descendant of the Mario Party games with Miis in place of Super Mario Bros characters. Its modes include a couple of Board Games, a Wheel of Fortune-like game show mode, Bingo, a version of hide and seek, and some longer puzzle games, among others.

Wii Party includes examples of:

Door Roulette: Meet And Greet, a co-operative minigame where two players simply have to open the door to the next room in order to meet in the middle. And avoid opening the other doors.
Harder Than Hard: Expert and Master, which have to be unlocked. Expert will give you a run for your money. Master will leave you in the dust on any non-luck-based minigame.
Luck-Based Mission: No matter how skilled you are at the minigames, how well you do in the big picture is heavily influenced by random factors. And that's even if you're NOT playing Bingo.
- Also, some missions are entirely luck-based. The most prevalent is Lucky Launch: choose the right firework out of four, and you win.
Spiritual Successor: Beyond the obvious similarities to Mario Party, the structure of the Globe Trot mode is similar to Sonic Shuffle, another licensed party game made by Hudson.
Waggle: Some minigames simply require that you shake the Wiimote as quickly as possible.

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 * [[Door Roulette]]: Meet And Greet, a co-operative minigame where two players simply have to open the door to the next room in order to meet in the middle. And avoid opening the ''other'' doors.
 * [[Harder Than Hard]]: Expert and Master, which have to be unlocked. Expert will give you a run for your money. Master will leave you in the dust on any non-luck-based minigame.
-* [[Luck Based Mission]]: No matter how skilled you are at the minigames, how well you do in the big picture is heavily influenced by [[Random Number God|random factors]]. And that's even if you're NOT playing Bingo.
+* [[Luck-Based Mission]]: No matter how skilled you are at the minigames, how well you do in the big picture is heavily influenced by [[Random Number God|random factors]]. And that's even if you're NOT playing Bingo.
 ** Also, some missions are entirely luck-based. The most prevalent is Lucky Launch: choose the right firework out of four, and you win.
 * [[Spiritual Successor]]: Beyond the obvious similarities to ''Mario Party'', the structure of the Globe Trot mode is similar to ''[[Sonic Shuffle]]'', another licensed party game made by Hudson.