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Super Roblox Kart is here. I see I see. And the Eggy map. Looks Great and fun to race around.
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This version of Luigi Kart Stadium WAY better than MK9's take. the design of the stadium was stunning. Awesome Background with the Luigi Zeppelin, The Billboard with Luigi's Emblem, front and center, The Anti-Grave has "Sideway Goombahs". The Cheep Cheeps watching the race as you and other speed by and Monty Moles & Piranha Plant to be Anti-Shortcut. and Goombahs are on the road where you have to avoid it. The Music for this map is still great. Also, Trees now has eyes.

Elkhuffash has done an impressive job of recreating the track, staying true to its original design while also adding his own unique touch. The track is set in a lush green landscape, with colorful blocks and coins scattered around. It features the familiar sharp turns, tricky jumps, and iconic boost pads that have been a trademark of the track.

The track also features base assets from Mario Kart Stadium, a track from the latest installment of the series, Mario Kart 8. These base assets include the starting and finishing lines, as well as the gates and fences around the track. These additions blend seamlessly with Elkhuffash's design and add a modern touch to the track.

One of the most impressive aspects of the SNES Mario Circuit 1 track in Mario Kart PC is the attention to detail. From the iconic Mario circuit logo to the familiar sounds of collecting coins and using boost pads, every element of the track has been meticulously crafted to bring back nostalgic memories for players.

The track is not only visually stunning but also offers a challenging yet enjoyable racing experience. The sharp turns and jumps require precise control, and the boost pads strategically placed throughout the track add an extra layer of excitement. It is a perfect blend of the old-school charm of SNES Mario Circuit 1 and the modern gameplay mechanics of the Mario Kart series.

Moreover, the track has been well received by the Mario Kart PC community, with many players praising Elkhuffash's efforts and expressing their delight in racing on this nostalgic track. Some have even gone as far as to say that it is their favorite track in the game.

Inspired by Brawl Stars Toon Studios and Looney Tunes, this track is a colorful and playful addition to the already diverse world of Mario Kart PC. The track is set in a cartoon studio, with vibrant colors, wacky obstacles, and zany characters. It truly feels like you are racing through a cartoon world.

One of the main inspirations for this track was Brawl Stars Toon Studios, a popular mobile game developed by Supercell. This game features quirky and lovable characters who battle it out in various cartoon-inspired arenas. The developers of Mario Kart PC were clearly influenced by the whimsical and playful nature of Brawl Stars Toon Studios and wanted to bring that same energy to their game.

But the influence doesn't stop there. The track also pays homage to the classic cartoon characters of Looney Tunes. From the iconic ACME crates to the wacky sound effects, everything about this track is reminiscent of the beloved Looney Tunes cartoons. Players will also encounter familiar faces such as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck as they race through the track.

The design of the track is also a nod to the world of cartoons. The track is filled with twists and turns, jumps, and hidden shortcuts, making it an unpredictable and exciting race. Players will have to navigate through obstacles such as giant pencils, flying paintbrushes, and bouncing anvils, all while trying to beat their opponents.

One of the most visually stunning aspects of the DX Toon Studios track is the background. As you race through the track, you will see the vibrant and colorful sets of different cartoon shows, giving you a sense of being in a real cartoon studio. The attention to detail in the background is truly impressive and adds to the overall charm of the track.

But it's not just the visuals that make this track stand out. The background music is a lively and upbeat tune that perfectly complements the fun and wacky atmosphere of the track. It's hard not to tap your feet or sing along as you race through this Toony wonderland.

The DX Toon Studios track has become a favorite among players of Mario Kart PC, and it's not hard to see why. It's a perfect blend of two popular cartoon worlds – Brawl Stars Toon Studios and Looney Tunes. The track's playful and whimsical nature adds a whole new dimension to the game, making it even more enjoyable.

The developers of Mario Kart PC have truly outdone themselves with this track. It's a perfect representation of the Toon world and brings back nostalgic memories of classic cartoons. So, the next time you play Mario Kart PC, don't forget to race through the DX Toon Studios track and experience the magic of Toony Wonderland.

I recently attempted the 'Opening Christmas Gifts' challenge in Mario Kart PC. It was an easy and boring one. I had to destroy all 12 gifts using only green shells while boxed in around Battle Course 3.1. It took me a little while to figure out the best way to do it, but I eventually figured it out. It was definitely tedious, but I was still able to complete it without too much trouble. Overall, I enjoyed this challenge and it was a great way to test my skills in Mario Kart.

I recently participated in the 'L'emprisonnement de Peach' challenge and it was quite the experience! The challenge was easy, quick, and RNG-based. I had to escape as quickly as possible from Bowser's prison in a bill ball in VS mode, in the 100cc class, with Peach, without falling, and in less than 10s at MKW1 Mario Circuit. Although the challenge was quite difficult, I managed to complete it in 8s!

The challenge was incredibly fun and provided me with an engaging challenge that wasn't too easy or too hard. The controls were smooth and the game ran quickly, making it a great experience. There was also a high degree of randomness to make the game even more exciting.

Overall, I would definitely recommend this challenge to anyone looking for a quick, easy, and RNG-based challenge that provides a great deal of fun. It's a great way to pass the time and have a lot of fun!

I recently took on the 'Shy Guy Goes for Gold' challenge and must say, it was one of the most difficult yet rewarding experiences I have had in a racing game. The task was simple: win a race as the shy guy character against seven other racers at the STK Port Shy Guy track, but with the game set at the hard difficulty level, it was anything but easy. It took me few tries just to get used to the track and figure out the best racing lines. But even after mastering the track, I still struggled to keep up with the other racers. The hard difficulty level meant that they were faster and more skilled, making it a real challenge to catch up and overtake them. However, with determination and some luck, I finally managed to take the lead and cross the finish line in first place.

The feeling of accomplishment after winning the race was indescribable. It was not just another win in a racing game, but a true test of skill and perseverance. I felt like I had truly earned that gold trophy.

One thing I appreciated about this challenge was that it was not impossible. While it was certainly difficult, it was still passable with enough practice and skill. The key was to stay focused and not get discouraged after each failed attempt.

I also enjoyed the STK Port Shy Guy track. It was beautifully designed with lots of twists, turns, and shortcuts, providing a great variety of challenges. Each lap felt different, keeping the race exciting and unpredictable.

Overall, I highly recommend the 'Shy Guy Goes for Gold' challenge to any Mario Kart enthusiast looking for a real test of their skills. It may be difficult, but it is definitely passable with enough determination and practice. And trust me, the feeling of winning as a shy guy against the odds is absolutely worth it.

Aka. Sussy Circuit.

He Rises. He Rolls. And Reborn like new.

Scary Bowser City.

Okie dokie. For a village built by Toadette it looks like Mario circuit 1. But only it looks like a village. But still not a village.

Really good track. Shortcut heavy.

Time for me to give this demonstration a shot. https://talkandcomment.com/p/56691b885239a2f58e7173ab (voice note)

Very chaotic especially when you go up against other 99 computers.

Another faithful one of sort.

Choco vanilla chaos Sunday.

And that's how people discover one of the tracks from the beta build.

Mario Raceway. Very faithful. Other than a Sega Genesis Recreation of the circuit theme.

I remember getting this for Christmas. When I Got Game Boy Advance SP. Easier than Mario Kart super Circuit. But it lacks a battery backup and incorporating the use of the password system. In 2003. I could have crash Nitro Kart GBA for Christmas instead of this. Something tells me I felt I was sabotaged. Anyways. Faithful Recreation to the source material.

Simple layout. But chaotic as baby Park.