Worlds

Upon evolving into Gengar, this Pokémon finally stops levitating all the time. Has it finally finished forming out of gas? Or maybe it has fully transitioned from the spiritual plane to the physical one? Even if that’s the case, Gengar can still revert to a non-physical form if it wishes.

Today’s Mario Kart track takes us to the beach. A Cheep Cheep Beach, to be more specific. This tranquil seaside course first appeared in Mario Kart DS and returns in Mario Kart 8, looking more beautiful and vibrant than ever.

The towering, gleaming spires of Silvermoon might catch your attention, but if you look closer, you’ll see that there is a darker, seedier underbelly to this city.

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.