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==''Mario Kart Tour''==
==''Mario Kart Tour''==
[[File:MKT Choco Mountain Scene.jpg|thumb|left|The view of Choco Mountain in ''Mario Kart Tour'']]
[[File:MKT Choco Mountain Scene.jpg|thumb|left|The view of Choco Mountain in ''Mario Kart Tour'']]
Choco Mountain reappears once more in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'', where it makes its debut in the [[Exploration Tour (2020)|2020 Exploration Tour]]. The course has seen extensive graphical improvements. Its starting banner has been changed to a wooden sign with a blue, three-dimensional ''Mario Kart'' logo, while the starting line is changed to black with gray and white checkers. More signs were added to the track. There is now a scarce amount of foliage on the borders of the road. A pit and some dead trees have been added at the left of the first turn and some small ramps were added just before the face of the mountain. After entering through the mountain, the track now has a cavern section with [[Swoop]]s, crystals and off-road shortcuts. A [[Glide Ramp]] with a pit below and on the right has been added at the end of the cavern; a bridge is placed where racers land, which they can perform a [[Jump Boost]] on. A concrete wall and [[Fish Bone]] fossils were added in the part with the boulders. The boulders themselves were redesigned, have altered spawn rates, and bounce only once before falling into the water. [[Coin]]s are added to the track. The banister that was originally present in ''Mario Kart 64'' in 50cc and Time Trials reappears from the curve right after the boulders in all engine classes. The last turn now has an off-road part that the players can use as a shortcut, and the other turns have sharper angles. In addition, the white fog that covers most the track has been made less dense, making the surroundings slightly more visible.  
Choco Mountain reappears once more in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'', where it makes its debut in the [[Exploration Tour (2020)|2020 Exploration Tour]]. The course has seen extensive graphical improvements. Its starting banner has been changed to a wooden sign with a blue, three-dimensional ''Mario Kart'' logo, while the starting line is changed to black with gray and white checkers. More signs were added to the track, using game standard sponsors. There is now a scarce amount of foliage on the borders of the road. A pit and some dead trees have been added at the left of the first turn and some small ramps were added just before the face of the mountain. After entering through the mountain, the track now has a cavern section with [[Swoop]]s, crystals and off-road shortcuts. A [[Glide Ramp]] with a pit below and on the right has been added at the end of the cavern, a bridge is featured at that end, which the player can perform a [[Jump Boost]] on. A concrete wall and [[Fish Bone]] fossils were added in the part with the boulders. The boulders themselves were redesigned, have altered spawn rates, and bounce only once before falling into the water. [[Coin]]s are added to the track. The banister that was originally present in ''Mario Kart 64'' in 50cc and Time Trials reappears from the curve right after the boulders in all ccs. The last turn now has an off-road part that the players can use as a shortcut, and the other turns have sharper angles. In addition, the white fog that covers most the track has been made less dense, making the surroundings slightly more visible.  


Like {{classic link|SNES|Donut Plains 1}}, {{classic link|SNES|Koopa Troopa Beach 2}}, {{classic link|N64|Frappe Snowland}} and {{classic link|GCN|Mushroom Bridge}}, it retains its original music, rather than using the ''Mario Kart DS'' arrangement.
Like {{classic link|SNES|Donut Plains 1}}, {{classic link|SNES|Koopa Troopa Beach 2}}, {{classic link|N64|Frappe Snowland}} and {{classic link|GCN|Mushroom Bridge}}, it retains its original music, rather than using the ''Mario Kart DS'' arrangement.

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