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==''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!''== | ==''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!''== | ||
===Course layout=== | ===Course layout=== | ||
[[File:DinoDinoJungle-Shortcut1-MKDD.png|thumb|230px|left|Toadette and Bowser Jr. at the first shortcut | [[File:DinoDinoJungle-Shortcut1-MKDD.png|thumb|230px|left|Toadette and Bowser Jr. at the first shortcut in ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!''.]] | ||
The race starts in the jungle, with many [[Item Box]]es and logs on the ground. Going over a log simply makes karts to leap, losing a bit of maneuverability though. The trip continues in a canyon where a [[Noshi|Nossie]] stands in the center of the track, stomping the ground to crush or spin out anybody below it. Going around the huge reptile is safe, and passing a curly crystal cave, characters go through a dangerous bridge with three branches, easy for any racer to fall off into the water, and [[Lakitu]] picks up the player regardless which part of the bridge the player was. The bridge leads to a crystal cave infested by some geysers, that ends in the top of the canyon. | The race starts in the jungle, with many [[Item Box]]es and logs on the ground. Going over a log simply makes karts to leap, losing a bit of maneuverability though. The trip continues in a canyon where a [[Noshi|Nossie]] stands in the center of the track, stomping the ground to crush or spin out anybody below it. Going around the huge reptile is safe, and passing a curly crystal cave, characters go through a dangerous bridge with three branches, easy for any racer to fall off into the water, and [[Lakitu]] picks up the player regardless which part of the bridge the player was. The bridge leads to a crystal cave infested by some geysers, that ends in the top of the canyon. | ||