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Sonic CD Years

Present - 1991

Past - 1961

Future - 2021

Fun Fact:

The Wario Bike is also known as the Moneycycle.

The Bowser Bike Is also known as the Flame Runner.

And the Mach Bike is also known as the 1985 Super-Mushroom MACH Bike. It's full name.

Ok, this might sound absurd, but I think me and Toadette are in the medium class in Mario Kart Wii. Diddy Kong and Bowser Jr. can take our places.

(But you won't see this when you play the game yourselves!)

the bullet bill too

what have i done

Someone tell me what happened to Baby Peach on the minimap

47:30

(2x speed)

Fine... I came back. Not as videos, though.

Listen. I don't make videos of Mario Kart Wii anymore for a good reason. After the last match there, something totally wrong occured.

I decided to take the shortcut on Pipe Course, but then a savage Shock came and ruined my reputation. Then, I try to build up momentum until King Boo happens. So this is why I probably don't play Mario Kart Wii anymore. It's just too much.

(Also the heavyweights get too much spotlight in that game)

35:11 - End of last race (2x)

I have quite the story to tell you.

The reason why we use non-obtainable items in Super Mario Kart, was because first of all, ? Blocks were placed right after the start/finish line. Now here's the thing. ? Blocks only hold 1 object in them. Item Boxes have a list of objects to take. And since we had extra flat courses, we all decided to put more action in, even if the players couldn't do that. Which is also why you see Poison Mushrooms, Yoshi Eggs, and fireballs. Better than nothing! We didn't have Item Boxes back then!



(1 item)



(More items)

I just realized that Mario Party DS takes a couple days before Super Mario Galaxy

So this is where Camp Wawanakwa takes place:

For some reason, in Mario Kart DS, N64 Banshee Boardwalk sounds a little pitched down in the gameplay, but normal pitch on the OST.

This hum caught me off guard

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Mario Kart DS Track Descriptions:

Figure-8 Circuit
As its namesake implies, it's shaped like a typical figure-8. Good for practicing!

Yoshi Falls
In a place surrounding water (and a Yoshi egg), The boost panels will help you from not tumbling down the road.

Cheep Cheep Beach
Be careful--the Cheep Cheeps jump out of the shallow water actively.

Luigi's Mansion
In front of his mansion, there's a muddy forest with Boos to keep watch of. And the mud's such a hazard.

Desert Hills
The hot dunes have twisty paths to make you dizzy and spin out!

Delfino Square
Based on Super Mario Sunshine, you race around markets scattered around the port.

Waluigi Pinball
A pinball stadium owned by Waluigi has a twisty lane waiting to mislead the coming racers.

Shroom Ridge
This wide avenue with a stubborn path will greet you with incoming traffic, so stay on track!

DK Pass
Donkey Kong has a snowboard ridge with intense fog and snowballs. Watch out for the snowmen near the end!

Tick-Tock Clock
In this clock, the swinging pendulums and spinning gears try to knock you off.

Mario Circuit
Around Peach's Castle, Mario has a circuit with the Mushroom Kingdom at its finest.

Airship Fortress
Beware! Bullet Bills and lasers are intact when you drift and blast off to the damaged fortress!

Wario Stadium
Get ready for awesome tricks and bumps on Wario's muddy arena!

Peach Gardens
A tranquil garden area at Peach's Mansion is home to the blooming flowers by the Toads.

Bowser Castle
Bowser's spiky castle has lots of Thwomps to swerve around, and don't forget about the spinning platform!

Rainbow Road
Enjoy the loops found in this colorful course. It'll help you speed up!

These dumb emulators won't use the 3DS ROMs correctly. I mean, Ahazar is of the GPS (Google Play Store), but my ChromeBook isn't compatible with Linux or .apk files, which means I can't use Ahazar! I only have Mario Kart DS as some kind of bootleg for 7, but it's nothing like that game.

The backgrounds in the tracks of Mario Kart: Super Circuit creep me out for how elongated they are.

Look closely at the vehicles.

We honestly don't know what we're doing...

If you have headphones, you can actually listen to the flavor of the basses in Mario Kart DS.

MKWii intro as that preview: