This is the shortest track in the game and the only track with more than three laps/sections. During replays, the music plays in a style similar to the original game.īaby Park is the only retro course and one of three DLC courses (along with Mute City and Big Blue) to be entirely an anti-gravity race track. On the final lap, the guard rails light up and become multi-colored and like with remade N64 Rainbow Road, the last part of the music starts to play instead of the beginning of it.
The race on this course has seven laps just like in the original and the revamped music now increases in speed after every lap, making it the first retro course to do this. They also have been given slight animations that are found on rides, where they move back and forth. The starting banner now shows Baby Mario and Baby Luigi with their shirts, overalls and shoes on as opposed to being solely in diapers like the previous versions. The park background has gone through a lot of changes, such as the addition of a "Baby Castle" (which is a nod to Cinderella's Castle at the Magic Kingdom), new rides added like a haunted house attraction based on Luigi's Mansion, and some of the returning background rides being heavily redesigned, like the Bowser's Ship ride and the Ferris wheel, now resembling the Sun Wheel from Super Mario Sunshine. The race track now has each half of the U-turn with different colors. One of the major changes made to the race course is that the entire track is now slanted, making it entirely an anti-gravity race track. This is the only Retro Course in the Animal Crossing × Mario Kart 8 DLC pack that has already appeared at least once as a retro track, as well as one of the only two Retro Courses overall not from Super Mario Kart to appear more than once (the other being GCN Yoshi Circuit). The staff ghost of this track in this game uses Toad in the Mushmellow, with a time of 50.920 seconds.īaby Park also reappears in Mario Kart 8 as a heavily-revamped DLC Retro Cup and the first track of the Crossing Cup. On the final lap, the music starts playing in F# major instead of A major. This time around, it has five laps instead of seven and lacks the roller-coaster obstacle. They appear when the player completes the race in 1:14.000 or less.īaby Park reappears in Mario Kart DS as the last track in the Banana Cup. The staff ghost of the track uses Baby Mario and Baby Luigi, driving the Goo-Goo Buggy. theme rather than the beginning notes of the Baby Park piece. DK Mountain can be seen in the background.īaby Park's music was also used in Balloon Battle on Tilt-a-Kart, though with more cymbals and the opening notes are a cover version of the Super Mario Bros. Due to its length, this course has seven laps instead of the traditional three, making it one of only two courses in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! to not be a three-lap course the other course being Wario Colosseum, which has two laps.
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It has various pictures of characters from the Yoshi's Island series on it, including Baby Mario and Baby Luigi. One half of the floor is blue and the other half is pink. The file names for this course in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, including ghost data, have "BabyLuigi" as a prefix or suffix.īaby Park is the third course in the Mushroom Cup. The roller-coaster obstacle was removed in the DS version and it returned in the Wii U and Switch version of the track as an aesthetic effect. It is possible to collide with the roller coaster, though it is very difficult to achieve. The track is a platform hanging from a large support complex, where a roller-coaster runs above and around the course and a pink train runs over the rails. As the name implies, the course takes place in an amusement park, including various elements from the Yoshi series. Being a simple oval loop with no hazards, it is the shortest course in length in the series, excluding the unused "Test Circle" course found in Mario Kart DS and DK Jungle from Mario Kart Arcade GP, only taking around ten seconds to complete a whole lap. Amiibo functionality is also coming to Mario Kart 8, as a method for new unlockables.Baby Park is a a race course belonging to Baby Mario and Baby Luigi that has appeared in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Mario Kart DS, Mario Kart 8 as part of the Animal Crossing × Mario Kart 8 DLC Pack, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. A second DLC pack releasing in May will include Dry Bowser, along with Isabelle and the Villager from Animal Crossing. According to Nintendo, the first DLC pack will be available November 13, 2014, and includes Tanooki Mario, Cat Peach, and Link from The Legend of Zelda. Nintendo has announced new DLC Packs for Mario Kart 8 that contain additional characters, some from outside the Mario games. Here's every unlockable Mario Kart 8 character:
Mario Kart characters unlock randomly as you get golds.
You unlock characters by getting Gold in Grand Prix mode. There are at least 14 unlockable characters in Mario Kart 8.
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