However, like the unused course map above, this one is twice the size of the final mini-maps, and is rotated 180º compared to the final Peach Beach mini-map. The name of the used mini-map is patapata_map.īeing as the awards ceremony takes place on a copy of Peach Beach, the files for it also contain a mini-map of the course. The file, named patapata_course_map is twice the size of the final mini-maps, and reads 'patapata course map'. The file packs for Mushroom City contain an extra version of the mini-map from earlier in development. They do, however, appear in the crowd of Waluigi Stadium as 2D sprites. While red and blue skating Shy Guys appear in Sherbet Land, a green Shy Guy is never used. It can be seen in an early screenshot of Dry Dry Desert. Pressing the D Pad Up/Down will enable the debug camera on the first controller.Ī prerelease screenshot of the hot air balloon.Ī hot air balloon. The debug camera can be controlled with a second controller plugged into port 2. According to the list, there were a total of 27 test maps, from Test1 to Test27. Internally referenced in the game's code is something named TestMap. The music track ids further help this theory, where the id of Mini3 (Block City) is 0x36, the id of Mini5 (Tilt-A-Kart) is 0x38, and the id of Mini7 is 0x3A: thus, rendering 0x37 and 0x39 unused. The 2 stage ids that are not used in the final are Mini4 and Mini6. These numbers range from 1 to 8, meaning that there was originally going to be 8 stages, but in the final game there were only 6. The internal course folders for the battle stages are marked as MiniX, where X is the battle stage number.

Baby Park: while the course shows it is dedicated to both Baby characters, the file name is for Baby Luigi.Mushroom Bridge: Koopa Troopa ( Nokonoko).Internal file names for the courses, which give the theme or character the track is dedicated to, indicate that some of the otherwise-neutral tracks were actually dedicated to certain characters. All positive additions, except for that last one. It also introduced Toadette and included a few baby characters. Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (the two exclamation points are important) is essentially Mario Kart 64, except you can have two drivers at once, there's tons of new tracks and items, its on the Gamecube, and it's nothing like Mario Kart 64 at all. Mail has been fixed you should now be able to confirm your e-mail address, watch pages, and the like.

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