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'''''Mario Kart Arcade GP''''' is an arcade game featuring ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' and ''Pac-Man'' characters. It is the fifth installment of the [[Mario Kart (series)|''Mario Kart'' series]] overall and is the first in the series that released for arcades. There are two types of models: one without the "data card" dispenser and slot, and one with both. The game runs on a modified version of the ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]'' game engine.
'''''Mario Kart Arcade GP''''' is an arcade game featuring ''[[Mario (series)|Mario]]'' and ''Pac-Man'' characters. It is the sixth installment of the [[Mario Kart (series)|''Mario Kart'' series]] and is the first in the series that released for the arcades. There are two types of models: one without the "data card" dispenser and slot, and one with both. A follow-up called ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]'' was released in 2007.


A follow-up called ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]'' was released in 2007.
==Gameplay==  
 
===Controls===
==Gameplay==
[[File:MKAGP cabinet.jpg|thumb|The system]]
To play the game, the player has to insert a certain amount of money or tokens, or in some cases, swipe a special card such as a Timezone Powercard. Some systems may also be available to play for free. First, they can adjust their seat within the time limit by moving a lever near their feet and sliding to any position on the arcade machine. After that happens, the player can choose a character to play with. Then they have to take a picture of themselves within the time limit: if the player didn't take the picture; a countdown starts to force them to take it. The Photo taken will frame the player's face with Mario's hat and mustache. When that is done, the player will pick a mode on the screen; "Grand Prix" or "Time Trial"; again within the time limit.
 
If the player picks "Grand Prix";, they can pick any cup to play within the time limit. But if they pick "Time Trial", they attempt to beat a race-time record in one of the 24 courses in this game with the Triple Mild Mushrooms. If the player picks a cup, they cannot play a locked course: they have to play the available courses in the cup to unlock the other reversed courses. After that, a roulette of basic items comes up, and if the player stops the roulette, they receive the items in the rows whenever they get an Item Box. When that's over, the item descriptions show up, and the player attempts to learn how to use it.
 
Then, the racing starts. If the player places first, they will move on to the next course, and if they receive any lower rank, they must redo that same course. Either way, they have to pay the machine in order to race again.
 
==Controls==
All controls are used to select in-game menu options.
All controls are used to select in-game menu options.
*'''Steering wheel'''
*'''Steering Wheel''' (smaller than the average car wheel).
*'''Accelerate''' and '''brake pedals''': If pressed quickly, the brake pedal can also make karts jump and power slide if pressed twice. A [[Rocket Start]] can be performed by hitting accelerate on the green light.
*'''Accelerate''' and '''Brake pedals'''.(If pressed quickly the Brake Pedal can also make Karts jump and Powerslide if pressed twice) A [[Rocket Start]] can be performed by hitting accelerate on the green light.
*'''Item button''', at the center of the steering wheel.
*'''Item Button''', at the center of the steering wheel.
*'''VS cancel button''' - Used to cancel opponent searching
*'''VS Cancel Button''' - Used to cancel opponent searching


==Game modes==
===Playable Characters===
===Grand Prix===
<center><gallery>
Players race in 24 courses in six stages with each stage having four courses and a challenge; the first two are forward, last two are similar but with changed gimmick and environment, (e.g. Mario Highway is set on sunset instead of daytime, Bowser's Castle has blocks that block several parts of the track) and a challenge that is specific to each stage. Each race involves a six-kart dash to the finish (one player and five CPU players). The goal of each race is to finish in first place within the time limit. Once the player wins a race for the first time, they are rewarded with the next race in the stage. When completing the fourth stage, the player is rewarded with an item. Afterwards, a "challenge game" stage comes up, and are just like Missions from ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'' which they must complete to earn a special item exclusive to the character and finish the stage. If the player is unable to complete the challenge, they won't receive the trophy of that stage. If so, the player must complete a race within the cup in first place to try the challenge again. In Special mode, "+ Items" are unlocked after each win, and in 150cc unlocking items goes back to the former, but the item unlocked is a "Triple item".
Image:MarioGP.jpg|<center>[[Mario]]
 
Image:LuigiGP.jpg|<center>[[Luigi]]
Coins can be collected through out races to increase top speed. Prior to Special mode, their effect helps in completing the race more quickly. During Special mode and beyond, the difficulty of the races outweighs the effect of coins giving them very minimal use.
Image:YoshiGP.jpg|<center>[[Yoshi]]
 
Image:WarioKartarcade.jpg|<center>[[Wario]]
Three items are set in each course randomly, but on the fourth course however, the player is given a chance to pick three items to use during the race from their collection. During the first three courses of the Rainbow Stage, the player is first given no items to use, then only able to use Thunder Sticks, and finally only able to use Dash Mushrooms. Three items of the player's choice are used during the fourth course. In Special mode, three items are chosen for every race including all races on Rainbow Stage.
Image:PeachGP.jpg|<center>[[Princess Peach|Peach]]
 
Image:ToadGP.jpg|<center>[[Toad]]
Note: The Rainbow Stage can only be unlocked if the player finishes the first five cups (Similar to the Special Cup in ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]'').
Image:DonkeykongGP.jpg|<center>[[Donkey Kong]]
 
Image:BowserGP.jpg|<center>[[Bowser]]
Once the player has completed the Rainbow Stage for the first time, Special mode is unlocked. In Special mode, the player can win "+ Items" which are upgraded versions of their weapons while still taking the same item slot. The rivals also become much harder and several courses will have much more gimmick. The first two courses on the Special mode are also changed to reverse mode (not to be confused with the [[Mario Kart (series)#Mirror|Mirror]] engine class as the course in this mode is simply played backwards) while the last two courses are played normally.
Image:Pacman GP.jpg|<center>[[Pac-Man]]
 
Image:Mspacman GP.jpg|<center>[[Ms. Pac-Man]]
Once Special mode is completed, 150cc mode is unlocked and all racers have gold karts. The character's last special item will be a "+ Item" after beating Robot Mario on Special mode. Difficulty is slightly easier and "Triple items" will be unlocked rather than "+ Items". This mode does not play like the usual 150cc mode in the main series, but rather like 200cc mode from ''Mario Kart 8'' (which was not released until nine years after ''Mario Kart Arcade GP''). Robot Mario and other challenges prior are not played on this mode, rather only six "Triple items" are unlocked after completing each stage.
Image:Blinky.jpg|<center>[[Blinky]]
 
</gallery></center>
Once 150cc mode is completed, 150cc Special mode is unlocked where the races are the same as Special mode, but on 150cc. Difficulty is the same as Special mode where racers are much more difficult and the final six "Triple items" are unlocked after the six stages are completed. Challenges, like before, are not played.
 
Once 150cc Special mode is complete, a unique credits screen is shown with a message at the end saying "Grand Prix Mode complete! Thank you for playing!!". Afterwards, both 150cc and Special mode are able to be replayed with all weapons unlocked.
 
===Time Trial===
The player races on one of the 24 courses to try to appear in the top ten.
 
Note: The Rainbow Stage is automatically available in Time Trial, regardless of the players Grand Prix stats.
 
===VS===
When the player inserts credits, the game starts an opponent search for a limited time (something like Bark Mode in ''Nintendogs'') which, when other players start opponent searching, links the two people together for a VS Match. Up to four people can link together. Unlike Grand Prix, a VS race takes place with four karts per race and each player gets three items at random. If less than four people gather for a race, then CPU players are added to make up four karts.
 
==Characters==
===Playable characters===
All characters except [[Yoshi]] share their stats with at least one other character. The eight playable ''Mario'' characters are the same from ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]''.
 
{|style="text-align:center"class="wikitable sortable sticky-header"
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!Acceleration
!Weight
!Top speed
|-
|[[File:MarioGP.jpg]]<br>[[Mario]]
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:LuigiGP.jpg]]<br>[[Luigi]]
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:YoshiGP.jpg]]<br>[[Yoshi]]
|5<br>{{text outline|{{color|dodgerblue|★★★★★}}}}
|2<br>{{text outline|{{color|darkorange|★★☆☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:WarioKartarcade.jpg]]<br>[[Wario]]
|1<br>{{text outline|{{color|red|★☆☆☆☆}}}}
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:PeachGP.jpg]]<br>[[Princess Peach|Peach]]
|5<br>{{text outline|{{color|dodgerblue|★★★★★}}}}
|2<br>{{text outline|{{color|darkorange|★★☆☆☆}}}}
|2<br>{{text outline|{{color|darkorange|★★☆☆☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:ToadGP.jpg]]<br>[[Toad]]
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|2<br>{{text outline|{{color|darkorange|★★☆☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:DonkeykongGP.jpg]]<br>[[Donkey Kong]]
|1<br>{{text outline|{{color|red|★☆☆☆☆}}}}
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:BowserGP.jpg]]<br>[[Bowser]]
|1<br>{{text outline|{{color|red|★☆☆☆☆}}}}
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:Pacman GP.jpg]]<br>[[Pac-Man]]
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:Mspacman GP.jpg]]<br>[[Ms. Pac-Man]]
|4<br>{{text outline|{{color|green|★★★★☆}}}}
|2<br>{{text outline|{{color|darkorange|★★☆☆☆}}}}
|3<br>{{text outline|{{color|gold|★★★☆☆}}}}
|-
|[[File:Blinky.jpg]]<br>[[Blinky]]
|5<br>{{text outline|{{color|dodgerblue|★★★★★}}}}
|2<br>{{text outline|{{color|darkorange|★★☆☆☆}}}}
|2<br>{{text outline|{{color|darkorange|★★☆☆☆}}}}
|}


===Bosses===
===Bosses===
*[[Bowser]] (replaced with [[Mecha-Bowser]] when playing as Bowser)
*[[Giant Bowser]] (replaced with [[Mecha-Bowser]] when playing as Bowser)
*[[Robo Mario]]
*[[Robo Mario]]


==Courses==
===How to play===
===Mario Cup===
[[File:MKAGP Flyer.png|thumb|left|Mario Kart Arcade GP flyer.]]
The [[Mario Cup]] is set on a tropical beach. On the last two races, the course changes from daytime to sunset for Mario Highway and night time for Mario Beach.  
[[File:Mario Kart Arcade GP.PNG|thumb|The system.]]
To play the game, the player has to insert a certain amount of money or tokens into the game or in some cases, swipe a special card such as a Timezone Powercard. First, they can adjust their seat within the time limit by moving a lever near their feet and sliding to any position on the arcade machine. After that happens, the player can choose a character to play with. Then they have to take a picture of themselves within the time limit: if the player didn't take the picture; a countdown starts to force them to take it. The Photo taken will frame the player's face with Mario's Hat and Moustache. When that is done, the player will pick a mode on the screen; "Grand Prix" or "Time Trial"; again within the time limit.


The challenge game involves the player rolling a giant watermelon to the goal (a reference to [[The Watermelon Festival|Episode 8]] of [[Gelato Beach]] from ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'').
If the player picks "Grand Prix";, they can pick any cup to play within the time limit. But if they pick "Time Trial", they attempt to beat a race-time record in one of the 24 courses in this game with the Triple Mild Mushrooms. If the player picks a cup, they cannot play a locked course: they have to play the available courses in the cup to unlock the other reversed courses. After that, a roulette of basic items comes up, and if the player stops the roulette, they receive the items in the rows whenever they get an Item Box. When that's over, the item descriptions show up, and the player attempts to learn how to use it.


Winning this cup will give the player an invincibility item.
Then, the racing starts. If the player places first, they will move on to the next course, and if they receive any lower rank, they must redo that same course. Either way, they have to pay the machine in order to race again.
 
<br clear=all>
<center><gallery widths=150px>
MKAGP Mario Highway.png|[[Mario Highway]]
MKAGP Mario Beach.png|[[Mario Beach]]
</gallery></center>
 
===DK Cup===
The [[Donkey Kong Cup|DK Cup]] is set in a tropical jungle. During the last two races, the courses go through a downpour of rain.  
 
The challenge game has the player eliminate 15 [[Koopa Troopa|Koopa]] with a Hammer.
 
Winning this cup will give the player a whacking item.
 
<center><gallery widths=150px>
MKAGP DK Jungle.png|[[DK Jungle (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|DK Jungle]]
MKAGP Bananan Ruins.png|[[Bananan Ruins]]
</gallery></center>
 
===Wario Cup===
The [[Wario Cup]] is set in a big city. During the last two races, the time will change from day time to night time.


The challenge game is set in Diamond City, but the player must drive backwards.
===Items===
Unlike other ''Mario Kart'' games, ''Mario Kart Arcade GP'' has 93 items, of which 72 are new. Some drivers can obtain special items that other drivers cannot obtain, much like ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]''.


Winning this cup will give the player a backward item that has an effect similar to a [[Banana]].
====Basic Items====
 
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<center><gallery widths=150px>
{| class="sortable" width=100% border=1 style="text-align:center; background:white; margin: 0 auto;"
MKAGP Diamond City.png|[[Diamond City (race course)|Diamond City]]
|- bgcolor=#dedede
MKAGP Snow Panic.png|[[Snow Panic]]
!width="15%"|Item
</gallery></center>
!width="20%"|Type
 
!width="65%"|Description
===Pac-Man Cup===
The [[Pac-Man Cup]] is set on a peaceful mountain on Pac-Land. This is also the first cup to introduce warp doors. During the last two races, several parts of the course will have more grass that slows the player down.
 
The challenge game makes the player jump over the [[Ghosts (Pac-Man)|monster]]s' electrical lines.
 
Winning this cup will give the player a healing item.
 
<center><gallery widths=150px>
MKAGP Pac Mountain.png|[[Pac Mountain]]
MKAGP Pac Labyrinth.png|[[Pac Labyrinth]]
</gallery></center>
 
===Bowser Cup===
The [[Bowser Cup]] is set in [[Bowser]]'s own castle. During the last two races, [[Kamek]] will use his magic to put blocks that block several parts of the course, making the course narrower.
 
The challenge game has the player fight a [[giant Bowser]]. When playing as Bowser, he is replaced by [[Mecha-Bowser]].
 
Winning this cup will give the player a straight-throwing attacking item.
 
<center><gallery widths=150px>
MKAGP Bowser's Castle.png|[[Bowser's Castle (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|Bowser's Castle]]
MKAGP Castle Wall.png|[[Castle Wall]]
</gallery></center>
 
===Rainbow Cup===
The [[Rainbow Cup]] is set in space, similar to [[Rainbow Road]] from the original series. A warp door transports the player to sky world. During the last two races, the warp door will bring the player to an underwater environment instead while still having the same track layout. It is unlocked if the player completes the first five stages.
 
The challenge game has the player race against [[Robo Mario]].
 
Winning this cup will give the player an item that is exclusive to that character.
 
<center><gallery widths=150px>
MKAGP Rainbow Coaster.png|[[Rainbow Coaster]]
MKAGP Rainbow Downhill.png|[[Rainbow Downhill]]
</gallery></center>
 
==Items==
Unlike the other ''Mario Kart'' games, ''Mario Kart Arcade GP'' has 93 items, of which 72 are new. Some drivers can obtain special items that other drivers cannot obtain, much like ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]'' The player can use only three per race, and each track has a different selection of items to use. Completing a certain cup unlocks a new item.
===Item categories===
Items in ''Mario Kart Arcade GP'' can be placed into several categories based on their effects.
{|class="wikitable sortable"width=60%
!width="30%"|Category
!width="70%"|Description
|-
!Lock-on shot
|Targets an opponent with a reticle and homes in on them.
|-
!Shoots forward
|Travels forward in a straight line.
|-
!Drops backward
|Drops on the ground behind the kart.
|-
|-
!Shoots backward
![[Basin]]
|Travels backward in a straight line.
|Basic
|A normal tin pan; it locks on to another racer and bashes them in the head.
|-
|-
!Shoots forward or backward
![[Boo]]
|Travels in a straight line either forwards or backwards.
|Basic
|Causes whoever is hit by it to slow down for a brief period.
|-
|-
!Melee
![[Needle Bomb]]
|Attacks opponents at close range.
|Basic
|Flattens tires.
|-
|-
!Status
![[Square Tire]]
|Affects the user's kart.
|Basic
|Makes whoever hits it slow down and lose control.  
|-
|-
!Other
![[Big & Small Tire]]  
|Unique items that do not fall into the other categories.
|Basic
|}
|Changes size of tires.
 
===Basic items===
Basic items are those which are available to all characters. Starter items are available from the beginning of the game, while prize items are awarded for winning races. The Dash Mushroom is an exception, as it is only available during Time Attack mode and during the first race on [[Rainbow Downhill]].
{|class="wikitable sortable"width=60%
!colspan=2 width=30%|Item
!width="30%"|Type
!width="40%"|Category
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Basin.png]]
![[Time Bomb (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|Time Bomb]]
|[[Tub|Basin]]
|Basic
|Starter
|A time bomb, It goes off in 15 seconds. Hit other drivers to transfer the bomb to them. 
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Boo.png]]
![[Green Shell]]
|[[Boo]]
|Basic
|Starter
|A normal shell, it can be thrown in a straight line to knock over other karts.
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Needle Bomb.png]]
![[Tornado (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|Tornado]]
|[[Needle Bomb]]
|Basic
|Starter
|Hits foes and launches them into the air.
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Square Tire.png]]
![[Banana Peel]]
|[[Square Tire]]
|Basic
|Starter
|Mario Kart's classic item, it is left on the track for other racers to slip on.
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Big & Small Tire.png]]
![[Tacks]]
|[[Big & Small Tire]]
|Basic
|Starter
|When run on, temporarily flattens one of the rival's tires.
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Wheel.png]]
![[Sticky Oil]]
|[[Broken Wheel]]
|Basic
|Starter
|Causes wheels to get sticky.
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Time Bomb S.png]]
![[Cream Pie]]
|[[Time Bomb (item)|Time Bomb (S)]]
|Basic
|Starter
|A pie that can be tossed backwards. The screen of the target is covered in whipped cream, obscuring vision.
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Green Shell.png]]
![[Thunder Stick]]
|[[Green Shell]]
|Basic
|Starter
|A rod used for close combat.
|Shoots forward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Tornado.png]]
![[Rain Cloud]]
|[[Tornado]]
|Starter
|Shoots forward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Banana.png]]
|[[Banana]]
|Starter
|Drops backward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Tack.png]]
|[[Tack]]
|Starter
|Drops backward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Sticky Oil.png]]
|[[Sticky Oil]]
|Starter
|Drops backward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Pie.png]]
|[[Pie]]
|Starter
|Shoots backward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Thunder Stick.png]]
|[[Thunder Stick]]
|Starter
|Melee
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Rain Cloud.png]]
|[[Rain Cloud]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|This cloud locks onto another racer, raining on the track and making it harder for the driver to steer.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Thundercloud.png]]
![[Thunder Cloud]]
|[[Thunder Cloud|Thundercloud]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Stronger than the rain cloud, it causes a massive thunder storm.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Snow Cloud.png]]
![[Snow Cloud]]
|[[Snow Cloud]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|This cloud freezes another racer.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Off-Key Speaker.png]]
![[Off-key Speaker]]
|[[Off-Key Speaker]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Plays music.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Trash Can.png]]
![[Trash Can]]
|[[Trash Can]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Slows down speed when hit.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Laughter Bag.png]]
![[Laughter Bag]]
|[[Laughter Bag]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Laugh at opponents as a taunt.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Mustache Pen.png]]
![[Mustache Pen]]
|[[Magic brush|Mustache Pen]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Scribbles on opponent faces.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Banana Shot.png]]
![[Banana Shot]]
|[[Banana Shot]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Spins out enemies.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Tox-Banana Shot.png]]
![[Tox-Banana Shot]]
|[[Tox-Banana Shot]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Spins out and shakes wheel.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Dash Bazooka.png]]
![[Dash Bazooka]]
|[[Dash Bazooka]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Rival Kart will dash when hit.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Jump Seal.png]]
![[Jump Seal]]
|[[Jump Seal]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Prevents jumping for a time.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Seal.png]]
![[Item Seal]]
|[[Item Seal]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Prevents item use for a time.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Black Shell.png]]
![[Black Shell]]
|[[Black Shell]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|A shell that explodes on impact.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Fire Cracker.png]]
![[Fire Cracker]]
|[[Fire Cracker]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Drops backward
|Explodes when hit.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Smokescreen.png]]
![[Smokescreen]]
|[[Smokescreen]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Drops backward
|Blinds racers who pass through the area of effect.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Shield.png]]
![[Shield (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|Shield]]
|[[Shield (Mario Kart Arcade GP series)|Shield]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Status
|Protects from the rivals attacks.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Reflect Shield.png]]
![[Reflect Shield]]
|[[Reflect Shield]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Status
|Reflects attacks.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Absorbing Mushroom.png]]
![[Absorbing Mushroom]]
|[[Absorbing Mushroom]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Status
|A special item that lets the player get items from rivals.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Giant Mushroom.png]]
![[Mega Mushroom|Giant Mushroom]]
|[[Mega Mushroom|Giant Mushroom]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Status
|Makes the player grow into enormous size
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Invisible Mushroom.png]]
![[Invisible Mushroom]]
|[[Invisible Mushroom]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Status
|Turns the player invisible.
|-
|-
|[[File:Slimy Mushroom Roulette Icon.png]]
![[Slimy Mushroom]]
|[[Slimy Mushroom]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Status
|Turns slimy to dodge easier.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Heavy Mushroom.png]]
![[Heavy Mushroom]]
|[[Heavy Mushroom]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Status
|Causes the player to become heavy.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Horn.png]]
![[Car Horn]]
|[[Car Horn|Horn]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Other
|Plays a loud noise.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item High Beam.png]]
![[High Beam]]
|[[High Beam]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Other
|Flashes blinding lights.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Magic Hand.png]]
![[Magic Hand]]
|[[Magic Hand]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Other
|Steals items.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Dizziness Virus.png]]
![[Dizziness Virus]]
|[[Dizziness Virus]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Picture is blurred when hit, can hit other karts to pass on.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Wheel Virus.png]]
![[Wheel Virus]]
|[[Wheel Virus]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Wheel shakes, hit other karts to pass on.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Time Bomb L.png]]
![[Time Bomb (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|Time Bomb (L)]]
|[[Time Bomb (item)|Time Bomb (L)]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Lock-on shot
|Attaches to foe and goes off in 15 seconds, hit other cars to pass on.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Green Shell.png]]
![[Triple Green Shells]]
|[[Triple Green Shells]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|Three green shells circle the user until they are all thrown.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Basin.png]]
![[Basin|Triple Basin]]
|[[Tub|Triple Basin]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|Shoots three basins at once.
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Boo.png]]
![[Boo|Triple Boo]]
|[[Triple Boo]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Square Tire.png]]
![[Square Tires|Triple Square]]
|[[Triple Square]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Needle Bomb.png]]
![[Needle Bomb|Triple Needle]]
|[[Triple Needle]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Mustache Pen.png]]
![[Mustache Pen|Triple Pen]]
|[[Triple Pen]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Tornado.png]]
![[Tornado (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|Triple Tornado]]
|[[Triple Tornado]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Black Shell.png]]
![[Black Shell|Triple Black Shells]]
|[[Triple Black Shells]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Shoots forward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Banana.png]]
![[Banana Peel|Triple Banana]]
|[[Triple Bananas]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Drops backward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Smokescreen.png]]
![[Smokescreen|Triple Smokescreen]]
|[[Triple Smokescreen]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Drops backward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Tack.png]]
![[Tacks|Triple Tacks]]
|[[Triple Tack]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Drops backward
|
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Triple Pie.png]]
![[Cream Pie|Triple Pie]]
|[[Triple Pie]]
|Prize
|Prize
|Drops backward
|
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Dash Mushroom.png]]
|[[Dash Mushroom]]
|Other
|Status
|}
 
===Special Items===
Special items are those which are specific to certain characters. Each character has six special items. All special items must be unlocked by winning races.
{|class="wikitable sortable"width=60%
!colspan=2 width=30%|Item
!width="30%"|Character
!width="40%"|Category
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Star.png|center]]
|[[Super Star|Star]]
|Mario and Luigi
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Hammer M.png|center]][[File:MKAGP Item Hammer L.png|center]]
![[Star]]
|[[Hammer]]
|Special (Mario and Luigi)
|Mario and Luigi
|Makes the user temporarily invincible.
|Melee
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Fireball M.png|center]][[File:MKAGP Item Fireball L.png|center]]
![[Hammer]]
|[[Fireball]]
|Special (Mario and Luigi)
|Mario and Luigi
|Damages rivals upon contact.
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Chain Chomp.png|center]]
![[Fireball]]
|[[Chain Chomp]]
|Special (Mario and Luigi)
|Mario and Luigi
|Sends  fireballs forwards or backwards at will.
|Lock-on shot
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Block M.png|center]][[File:MKAGP Item Block L.png|center]]
![[Chain Chomp]]
|[[Brick Block|Block]]
|Special (Mario and Luigi)
|Mario and Luigi
|Damages all rival drivers upon contact.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:Special Coin M Icon.png|center]][[File:Special Coin L Icon.png|center]]
![[Barrel]]
|[[Special Coin]]
|Special (Donkey Kong)
|Mario and Luigi
|Sends a barrel forward or backwards at will.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:Star Mark Banana Icon.png|center]]
![[10T Hammer]]
|[[Star Mark Banana]]
|Special (Donkey Kong)
|Donkey Kong
|Can hit rival. Gives damage when hit.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item 10T Hammer.png|center]]
![[Banana#Mario Kart: Double Dash.21.21|Giant Banana]]
|[[10T Hammer]]
|Special (Donkey Kong)
|Donkey Kong
|Rivals spin out if this touches them.
|Melee
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Barrel.png|center]]
![[Conga]]
|[[Barrel]]
|Special (Donkey Kong)
|Donkey Kong
|Dance to conga rhythm.
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Giant Banana.png|center]]
![[Shell Body]]
|[[Giant Banana]]
|Special (Bowser)
|Donkey Kong
|Makes the user invincible.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Conga.png|center]]
![[Flaming Tender]]
|[[Bongo|Conga]]
|Special (Bowser)
|Donkey Kong
|Can hit rival. Gives damage when hit.
|Other
|-
|-
|[[File:Delicious Banana Icon.png|center]]
![[Bowser Shell]]
|[[Delicious Banana]]
|Special (Bowser)
|Donkey Kong
|Strong item that shoots forward or backwards.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:Shell Body Icon.png|center]]
![[Thwomp]]
|[[Shell Body]]
|Special (Bowser)
|Bowser
|Get stomped when the player drives under it.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:Flaming Tender Icon.png|center]]
![[Wario Car]]
|[[Flaming Tender]]
|Special (Wario)
|Bowser
|Become invincible.
|Other
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Bowser Shell.png|center]]
![[Stretch Punch]]
|[[Bowser's Shell|Bowser Shell|center]]
|Special (Wario)
|Bowser
|Gives damage when hit.
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Thwomp.png|center]]
![[Snot Bomb]]
|[[Thwomp]]
|Special (Wario)
|Bowser
|Strong item that shoots forward or backwards.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Bullet Bill.png|center]]
![[Bob-omb]]
|[[Bullet Bill]]
|Special (Wario)
|Bowser
|Explodes when hit.
|Shoots backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Meat.png|center]]
![[Miracle Mushroom]]
|[[Meat]]
|Special (Toad)
|Bowser
|Become invincible.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:Wario Car Roulette Icon.png|center]]
![[Mushroom Hammer]]
|[[Wario Car]]
|Special (Toad)
|Wario
|Can hit rival. Gives damage when hit.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Stretch Punch.png|center]]
![[Poison Mushroom]]
|[[Stretch Punch]]
|Special (Toad)
|Wario
|Strong item that shoots forward or backwards.
|Melee
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Bob-omb.png|center]]
![[Mushroom Powder]]
|[[Bob-omb]]
|Special (Toad)
|Wario
|One of the mushroom effects appears.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:Snot Bomb Icon.png|center]]
![[Egg Body]]
|[[Snot Bomb]]
|Special (Yoshi)
|Wario
|Become invincible.
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|-
|[[File:Fart Gas Icon.png|center]]
![[Whacking Fan]]
|[[Fart Gas]]
|Special (Yoshi)
|Wario
|Can hit rival. Gives damage when hit.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Garlic.png|center]]
![[Rolling Egg]]
|[[Garlic]]
|Special (Yoshi)
|Wario
|Strong item that shoots forward or backwards.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Miracle Mushroom.png|center]]
![[Tongue]]
|[[Miracle Mushroom]]
|Special (Yoshi)
|Toad
|Steal rival's item with a tongue.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Mushroom Hammer.png|center]]
![[Power Ball]]
|[[Mushroom Hammer]]
|Special (Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man)
|Toad
|Become invincible.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:Mushroom Powder Icon.png|center]]
![[Quack Hammer]]
|[[Mushroom Powder]]
|Special (Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man)
|Toad
|Can hit rival. Gives damage when hit.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Poison Mushroom.png|center]]
![[Rally X]]
|[[Poison Mushroom]]
|Special (Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man)
|Toad
|Smoke appears. Spin out when hit.
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|-
|[[File:Sick Mushroom Icon.png|center]]
![[Galaga]]
|[[Sick Mushroom]]
|Special (Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man)
|Toad
|Galaga appears. Rival will be abducted.
|Shoots backward
|-
|-
|[[File:Fine Mushroom Icon.png|center]]
![[Pooka]]
|[[Fine Mushroom]]
|Special (Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man)
|Toad
|Strong item that shoots forward or backwards.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Egg Body.png|center]]
![[Frying Pan]]
|[[Egg Rider|Egg Body]]
|Special (Peach)
|Yoshi
|Can hit rival. Gives damage when hit.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Whacking Fan.png|center]]
![[Peach's Bird]]
|[[Whacking Fan]]
|Special (Peach)
|Yoshi
|Strong item that shoots forward or backwards.
|Melee
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Mystery Egg.png|center]]
![[Piranha Plant]]
|[[Mystery Egg (Mario Kart Arcade GP series)|Mystery Egg]]
|Special (Peach)
|Yoshi
|Eats player's item.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Rolling Egg.png|center]]
![[Heart]]
|[[Rolling Egg]]
|Special (Peach)
|Yoshi
|Steals rival's item.
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|-
|[[File:Tongue Icon.png|center]]
![[Ghost Shield]]
|[[Tongue]]
|Special (Blinky)
|Yoshi
|Become invincible.
|Other
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Melon.png|center]]
![[Monster's Hammer]]
|[[Melon]]
|Special (Blinky)
|Yoshi
|Can hit rival. Gives damage when hit.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:Power Pill Icon.png|center]]
![[Petit Monster]]
|[[Power Pill]]
|Special (Blinky)
|Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man
|Strong item that shoots forward or backwards.
|Status
|-
|-
|[[File:Quack Hammer Icon.png|center]][[File:Quack Hammer Icon M.png|center]]
![[Flare Ball]]
|[[Quack Hammer]]
|Special (Blinky)
|Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man
|Blind enemy with a flash bang.
|Melee
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Rally-X.png|center]]
![[Ghost Morph]]
|[[Rally-X]]
|Special (Blinky)
|Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man
|Can scrape through rival's kart.
|Drops backward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Galaga Boss.png|center]]
![[Driver Virus]]
|[[Galaga|Galaga Boss]]
|Special
|Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man
|A virus that causes whoever is hit to slow down. The virus can be transferred to other drivers. Looks like the blue virus from the NES game Dr. Mario.
|Shoots forward
|-
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Pooka.png|center]]
![[Mushroom]]
|[[Pooka]]
|Special
|Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man
|Gives the player's kart a small boost.
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|[[File:Fairy Icon.png|center]]
|[[Fairy]]
|Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man
|Status
|-
|[[File:Princess Drink Roulette Icon.png|center]]
|[[Princess's Drink]]
|Peach
|Status
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Frying Pan.png|center]]
|[[Frying Pan]]
|Peach
|Melee
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Piranha Plant.png|center]]
|[[Piranha Plant]]
|Peach
|Drops backward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Peach's Bird.png|center]]
|[[Peach's Bird]]
|Peach
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Heart.png|center]]
|[[Heart (item)|Heart]]
|Peach
|Other
|-
|[[File:Cake Icon.png|center]]
|[[Cake]]
|Peach
|Status
|-
|[[File:Monster Shield Icon.png|center]]
|[[Monster Shield]]
|Blinky
|Status
|-
|[[File:Monster Hammer Icon.png|center]]
|[[Monster's Hammer]]
|Blinky
|Melee
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Flare Ball.png|center]]
|[[Flare Ball]]
|Blinky
|Drops backward
|-
|[[File:Petit Monster Icon.png|center]]
|[[Petit Monster]]
|Blinky
|Shoots forward or backward
|-
|[[File:MKAGP Item Ghost Morph.png|center]]
|[[Ghost Morph]]
|Blinky
|Status
|-
|[[File:Monster Pill Icon.png|center]]
|[[Monster Pill]]
|Blinky
|Status
|}
|}
: 
:


==Staff==
===Modes===
{{main|List of Mario Kart Arcade GP staff}}
====Grand Prix====
Players race in 24 courses in six stages with each stage having four courses and a challenge; the first two are forward, last two are similar but with changed gimmick and environment, (e.g. Mario Highway is set on sunset instead of daytime, Bowser's Castle has blocks that block several parts of the track) and a challenge that is specific to each stage. Once the player wins a race for the first time, they are rewarded with the next race in the stage. When completing the fourth stage, the player is rewarded with an item. Afterwards, a "Challenge Game" comes up, and are just like Missions from ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'' which they must complete to earn a special item exclusive to the character and finish the stage. If the player is unable to complete the challenge, they won't receive the trophy of that stage. In Extra mode, "+ Items" are unlocked after each win, and in 150cc unlocking items goes back to the former, but the item unlocked is a "Triple item".
 
Coins can be collected through out races to increase top speed. Prior to Extra mode, their effect helps in completing the race more quickly. During Extra mode and beyond, the difficulty of the races outweighs the effect of coins giving them very minimal use.
 
3 items are set in each course randomly, but on the fourth course however, the player is given a chance to pick 3 items to use during the race from their collection. During the first three courses of the Rainbow Stage, the player is first given no items to use, then only able to use Thunder Sticks, and finally only able to use mushrooms. Three items of the player's choice are used during the fourth course. In Extra mode, three items are chosen for every race including all races on Rainbow Stage.
 
Note: The Rainbow Stage can only be unlocked if the player finishes the first five cups (Similar with the Special Cup in ''[[Mario Kart Super Circuit]]'').
 
Once the player has completed the Rainbow Stage for the first time, Extra mode is unlocked. In Extra mode, the player can win "+ Items" which are upgraded versions of their weapons while still taking the same item slot. The rivals also become much harder and several courses will have much more gimmick. The first two courses on the Extra mode are also changed to reverse mode (not to be confused with the [[Mario Kart (series)#Mirror|Mirror]] engine class as the course in this mode is simply played backwards) while the last two courses are played normally.
 
Once Extra mode is completed, 150cc mode is unlocked and all racers have gold karts. The character's last special item will be a "+ Item" after beating Robot Mario on Extra mode. Difficulty is slightly easier and "Triple items" will be unlocked rather than "+ Items". This mode does not play like the usual 150cc mode in the main series, but rather like 200cc mode from Mario Kart 8 (which was not released until 9 years after Mario Kart Arcade GP). Robot Mario and other challenges prior are not played on this mode, rather only six "Triple items" are unlocked after completing each stage.
 
Once 150cc mode is completed, 150cc Special mode is unlocked where the races are the same as Extra mode, but on 150cc. Difficulty is the same as Extra mode where racers are much more difficult and the final six "Triple items" are unlocked after the six stages are completed. Challenges, like before, are not played.
 
Once 150cc Special mode is complete, a unique credits screen is shown with a message at the end saying "Grand Prix Mode complete! Thank you for playing!!". Afterwards, both 150cc and Special mode are able to be replayed with all weapons unlocked.
 
====Time Trial====
The player races on one of the 24 courses and see if the player is one of the top ten.
 
Note: The Rainbow Stage is automatically available in Time Trial, regardless of the players Grand Prix stats.
 
====VS====
When the player inserts credits, the game starts an opponent search for a limited time (something like Bark Mode in ''Nintendogs'') which, when other players start opponent searching, links the two people together for a VS Match. Up to four people can link together.
 
===Courses===
====Mario Cup====
 
This cup is set on a tropical beach. On the last two races, the course changes from daytime to sunset for Mario Highway and night time for Mario Beach.
 
The Challenge course involves the player rolling a watermelon to the goal.
 
Winning this cup will give the player an invincibility item.
*[[Mario Highway]]
*[[Mario Beach]]
 
====DK Cup====
The cup is set on a tropical jungle. During the last two races, a rain will occur at the courses.
 
The Challenge course has the player eliminate 15 Koopa Troopas with a Hammer.
 
Winning this cup will give the player a whacking item.
*[[Donkey Kong Jungle (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|Donkey Kong Jungle]]
*[[Bananan Ruins]]
 
====Wario Cup====
This cup is set on a big city. During the last two races, the time will change from day time to night time.
 
The Challenge course is set in Diamond City, but the player must drive backwards.
 
Winning this cup will give the player a backward item that has similar effect with [[Banana]].
*[[Diamond City (course)|Diamond City]]
*[[Snow Panic]]
 
====Pac-Man Cup====
This cup is set on a peaceful mountain on Pac-Land. This is also the first cup to introduce warp doors. During the last two races, several parts of the course will have more grass that slows the player down.
 
The Challenge course makes the player jump over electrical lines.
 
Winning this cup will give the player a healing item.
*[[Pac-Mountain]]
*[[Pac-Labyrinth]]
 
====Bowser Cup====
This cup is set on [[Bowser|Bowser's]] own castle. During the last two races, a [[Magikoopa]] will use its magic to put blocks that block several parts of the course, making the course narrower.
 
The Challenge course has the player fight Giant Bowser. When playing as Bowser, he is replaced by Mecha-Bowser.
 
Winning this cup will give the player a straight-throwing attacking item.
*[[Bowser's Castle (arcade)|Bowser's Castle]]
*[[Castle Wall]]
 
====Rainbow Cup====
The Rainbow Stage is only unlocked if the player completes the first five stages.
 
This cup is set on space, similar with [[Rainbow Road]] from the original series. A warp door is present to warp the player to sky world that's similar with [[Sky Garden (course)|Sky Garden]]. During the last two races, the warp door will warp the player to an underwater environment instead while still having the same track layout.
 
The Challenge course has the player race against [[Robo Mario]]
 
Winning this cup will give the player an item that only exclusive to that character.
*[[Rainbow Coaster]]
*[[Rainbow Downhill]]


==Reception==
==Reception==
Although the gameplay was praised, the game was reviewed negatively for its high cost. Critics noted the lack of play from the video game and made it face huge amounts of criticism at its release.{{ref needed}}
Although the gameplay was praised, the game was reviewed negatively for its high cost. Critics noted the lack of play from the video game and made it face huge amounts of criticism at its release.{{refneeded}}


==Pre-release and unused content==
==Sequels==
Three unused images meant to test mechanics such as the camera can be found in the game's files.
''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]'' was released (also for the arcades). It features more gameplay elements than its predecessor, including more characters such as [[Waluigi]] and [[Mametchi]]. It received positive scores and critical acclaim, unlike the previous game which was criticized for the high price. An update to ''Mario Kart Arcade GP 2'' titled ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]]'' was also released.
<gallery>
ArcadeGP Simple Stripe test.jpg|Color stripes
Mascot Unused Image MKAGP.jpg|Mascots of Expo 2005 in Aichi, Japan
MKAGP unused image 3.jpg|Image depicting the [[wikipedia:Beslan school hostage crisis|Beslan school hostage crisis]].
</gallery>


==Gallery==
==Staff==
{{main-gallery}}
{{main|List of Mario Kart Arcade GP staff}}
<gallery>
Mario and Pac-Man MKAGP.jpg|Mario and Pac-Man
MKGPscene.jpg|Key artwork
MKAGP Flyer.png|Mario Kart Arcade GP flyer
</gallery>


==Media==
==Beta elements==
{{Main-media}}
{{main|List of Mario Kart Arcade GP beta elements}}
;Final Lap
{{media table
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|title1=Mario Cup
|length1=0:30
|file2=MKAGP DK Cup Final Lap.oga
|title2=DK Cup
|length2=0:30
|file3=MKAGP Wario Cup Final Lap.oga
|title3=Wario Cup
|length3=0:30
|file4=MKAGP Pacman Cup Final Lap.oga
|title4=Pac-Man Cup
|length4=0:30
|file5=MKAGP Bowser Cup Final Lap.oga
|title5=Bowser Cup
|length5=0:30
|file6=MKAGP Rainbow Cup Final Lap.oga
|title6=Rainbow Cup
|length6=0:30
}}


==Names in other languages==
== External Links ==
{{foreign names
*[http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/am/vg/mariokart/special/ Japanese Site]
|Jpn=マリオカート アーケードグランプリ
|JpnR=Mario Kāto Ākēdo Guranpuri
|JpnM=Mario Kart Arcade Grand Prix
|Ger=Mario Kart Arcade GP
|Ita=Mario Kart Arcade GP
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*''Mario Kart Arcade GP'' is the first ''Mario Kart'' game to be developed by a third-party company (Namco, now Bandai Namco) and the first to have non-Nintendo characters.
*The billboard for this game appeared in [[Shroom Ridge]] in ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''.
**It is also the first ''Mario Kart'' game to be first released in the United States.
*''Mario Kart Arcade GP'' is the first ''Mario Kart'' game to be developed by a third-party company (Namco, now Namco-Bandai) and the first to have non-Nintendo characters.
 
*This is the first ''Mario Kart'' game since ''Super Circuit'' in which Princess Daisy does not appear. In fact, Daisy was completely absent from all of the arcade titles aside from cameo appearances.
==References==
<references/>
 
==External links==
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{{TCRF}}
*[https://bandainamco-am.co.jp/am/vg/mariokart/special/index.php Japanese site]
*[https://www.speedrun.com/mkagp/ Speedrun.com]


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[[Category:Mario Kart Arcade GP]]

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