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Revision as of 20:46, May 21, 2023

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Toad, Fortune Street

Mario Circuit is a game board that appears in both Itadaki Street and Fortune Street. It is based on the location of the same name from the Mario Kart series.

History

Itadaki Street DS

MariocircuitDS.png

Mario Circuit first appears as a playable stage in Itadaki Street DS. It is loosely based on the Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and Mario Kart DS versions.

In Tour Mode, the player must get first or second place to clear the board. The competitors are Luigi, Birdo and Toad. Clearing this board unlocks Birdo.

Fortune Street

Mario Circuit's appearance in Fortune Street.

Mario Circuit makes a return as a playable board in Fortune Street. The design of the board is based on Mario Kart Wii, though the route of the track is identical to its appearance in the previous game. In Tour mode, the player has to get at least 2nd place against Mario, Daisy, and Diddy Kong. Mario Circuit is also the only Mario franchise board in which the layout of the board does not change between the Easy and Standard rules.

Squares

Type of square Number of squares
Standard rules Easy rules
The Bank Square from Fortune Street
Bank
1
A Shop Square from Fortune Street
Shop
28
The Spade Square from Fortune Street
Spade suit
1
The Heart Square from Fortune Street
Heart suit
1
The Diamond Square from Fortune Street
Diamond suit
1
The Club Square from Fortune Street
Club suit
1
The Venture Square from Fortune Street
Venture
3
The Take-a-break Square from Fortune Street
Take-a-break
1
The Vacant Lot Square from Fortune Street
Vacant plot
Varies 0
The Boon Square from Fortune Street
Boon
1
The Arcade Square from Fortune Street
Arcade
1
The Roll-on Square from Fortune Street
Roll-on
1

Description

  • Flag of the United States of America since July 4, 1960. For North American (and sometimes South American) release dates. "A race track built within the Mushroom Kingdom. There's a never-ending drone of white-hot engines whizzing around the track."

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Spanish Circuito Mario[?] Mario Circuit