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{{articleabout|the battle course from the ''Mario Kart'' series|the home of several Nintendo characters in the comic "Super Mario in Die Nacht des Grauens"|[[Nintendo Skyscraper]]}} | {{articleabout|the battle course from the ''Mario Kart'' series|the home of several Nintendo characters in the comic "Super Mario in Die Nacht des Grauens"|[[Nintendo Skyscraper]]}} | ||
[[Image:SkyScraper.png|left|thumb|The icon for Skycraper from the menu.]] | [[Image:SkyScraper.png|left|thumb|The icon for Skycraper from the menu.]] | ||
'''Skyscraper''' is a battle course in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. The battle takes place on the roof of a giant skyscraper, making it possible to bump opponents off the stage. It is unknown what building the skyscraper is. There are several gaps in the roof, making it easy to fall accidentally and lose a [[balloon]]. | '''Skyscraper''' is a battle course in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. The battle takes place on the roof of a giant skyscraper, making it possible to bump opponents off the stage. It is unknown what building the skyscraper is. There are several gaps in the roof, making it easy to fall accidentally and lose a [[balloon]]. | ||
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==Instruction Manual Description== | ==Instruction Manual Description== | ||
''It's a wild battle on top of the skyscraper! If you fall off the building, you will lose one balloon. There are no guardrails to keep you from falling, so don't speed too much. A highly effective strategy for attacking your opponents is to crash into them in an attempt to knock them off instead of relying simply on the use of items.'' | ''It's a wild battle on top of the skyscraper! If you fall off the building, you will lose one balloon. There are no guardrails to keep you from falling, so don't speed too much. A highly effective strategy for attacking your opponents is to crash into them in an attempt to knock them off instead of relying simply on the use of items.'' | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<center><gallery> | |||
Image:MK64_Skyscraper.JPG|The course as it is seen in ''Mario Kart 64'' | |||
File:N64Skyscraper-MKWii.png|The course as it is seen in ''Mario Kart Wii'' | |||
File:N64 Skyscraper.png|An aerial view of the course | |||
</gallery></center> | |||
==Names in Other Languages== | ==Names in Other Languages== | ||
Revision as of 22:21, December 6, 2011
Skyscraper is a battle course in Mario Kart 64. The battle takes place on the roof of a giant skyscraper, making it possible to bump opponents off the stage. It is unknown what building the skyscraper is. There are several gaps in the roof, making it easy to fall accidentally and lose a balloon.
This stage also appears in the game Mario Kart Wii for the Wii. In this course's Wii reincarnation, it was made larger in order to accommodate 12 racers and the edges of the gaps in the roof became ramps to make tricks.
Competitions
In Mario Kart Wii, a competition took place on this battle course, where the course was made into a race track. Players had to do a time trial around the track, while avoiding the Bomb Cars from Moonview Highway. The control scheme was restricted to Wii Wheel users. It was the first competition of September 2008, and it was later repeated as the first competition of September 2010.
Instruction Manual Description
It's a wild battle on top of the skyscraper! If you fall off the building, you will lose one balloon. There are no guardrails to keep you from falling, so don't speed too much. A highly effective strategy for attacking your opponents is to crash into them in an attempt to knock them off instead of relying simply on the use of items.
Gallery
- MK64 Skyscraper.JPG
The course as it is seen in Mario Kart 64
The course as it is seen in Mario Kart Wii
An aerial view of the course
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- On September 2008's 1st tournament for Mario Kart Wii, Bomb-Cars appeared on this course.
- There are 4 numbers from 1-4 on the roof. In Mario Kart 64, the numbers are in the following order (clockwise) 1,3,2,4. The order was fixed in the Wii edition of the series.
