GBA Mario Circuit
Based on the track of the same name from 2001’s Mario Kart: Super Circuit on the Game Boy Advance, Mario Circuit is a short, simple course, but it features a nod to a long-forgotten Nintendo toy.
Based on the track of the same name from 2001’s Mario Kart: Super Circuit on the Game Boy Advance, Mario Circuit is a short, simple course, but it features a nod to a long-forgotten Nintendo toy.
When Gastly evolves and becomes Haunter. it starts to lose its gaseous form. However, its body still isn’t all there and its hands aren’t physically connected to the rest of its form.
Whereas the first track of the Mushroom Cup, Mario Kart Stadium, was a loud and boisterous affair, Moo Moo Meadows, the first track of the Shell Cup, exudes a quiet, quaint aura.
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The enchanted monolithic Runestones were built by the high elves millennia ago to mask their lands from extradimensional threats. But today, few remain – and even fewer are still operational.
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The Cap Kingdom is a strange, gloomy, monochromatic land, which wouldn’t look out of place in a Tim Burton film. The night sky is dark, but the light of the gigantic yellow moon is more than enough to illuminate the mysterious land.
The claustrophobic corridors and hidden rooms of the Spencer Mansion radiate an uneasy and unnatural energy. This is a building that is trying to kill you.
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Gastly’s favourite method of attack is to simply envelop its victim’s body with its own and suffocate them with poison gas until they pass out. Folklore states that the poisonous gas comprises 95 per cent of Gastly’s body; the remaining 5 per cent is made up of the souls who have died from the gas.
High in the mountains, above a sea of mist, lies Thwomp Ruins, the ancient remains of a long-lost civilisation. Instead of preserving the ruins for future generations, they were turned into a racetrack for Mario and his crew to zoom through with reckless abandon
Raichu’s design is effective because it looks more powerful than Pikachu, but it hasn’t sacrificed too much cuteness. In fact, unlike many Pokémon evolutions, Raichu doesn’t look any meaner than its previous form, thanks to its friendly face and short, stubby, almost vestigial arms.
A landscape made entirely out of candies, chocolate, cookies, cakes, and other confectionery. That’s what awaits racers in Sweet Sweet Canyon. Take some time to admire the scenery and you will see that every piece of the track is dessert-ified, from off-road frosting that slows you down to a conspicuous doughnut signalling a shortcut.
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