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==''Mario Kart DS''== | ==''Mario Kart DS''== | ||
This course returns as the second track in the [[Lightning Cup]] of ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. The Cheep Cheep is replaced by a [[Boss Bass]] and the bats are replaced by [[Swoop]]s. Finally, the Swoops appear in Time Trial. The Boos (as in [[Luigi's Mansion (DS)|Luigi's Mansion]]) appear only during Grand Prix and Time Trial. The course was never available in Wi-Fi. It is the longest | This course returns as the second track in the [[Lightning Cup]] of ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''. The Cheep Cheep is replaced by a [[Boss Bass]] and the bats are replaced by [[Swoop]]s. Finally, the Swoops appear in Time Trial. The Boos (as in [[Luigi's Mansion (DS)|Luigi's Mansion]]) appear only during Grand Prix and Time Trial. The course was never available in Wi-Fi. It is the longest retro course of the game. | ||
==Official descriptions== | ==Official descriptions== | ||
Revision as of 20:10, November 14, 2018
Banshee Boardwalk is the third track of the Special Cup in Mario Kart 64. It resembles the Ghost Valley courses from Super Mario Kart, in terms of overall maps, themes, and music. The race begins on a boardwalk with some guardrails missing. Additionally, a giant Cheep Cheep will jump out of the water, but it cannot harm the player. The second half of the race features an abandoned shack where bats fly at the racers, lowering their speed. The bats don't appear in Time Trial mode. Additionally, in some parts of the track some Boos appear, but they just laugh when the player passes by.
Mario Kart DS
This course returns as the second track in the Lightning Cup of Mario Kart DS. The Cheep Cheep is replaced by a Boss Bass and the bats are replaced by Swoops. Finally, the Swoops appear in Time Trial. The Boos (as in Luigi's Mansion) appear only during Grand Prix and Time Trial. The course was never available in Wi-Fi. It is the longest retro course of the game.
Official descriptions
Mario Kart 64
- Instruction manual: "A dark and mysterious boardwalk over water is the location for this course. At the corners, some guardrails are missing, making its design quite rough. At the old building that you pass through along the way, try not to run into the large army of bats."
Mario Kart DS
- US website: "This boardwalk was made for racing. Narrow straightaways and spooky hallways make for some of the most unpredictable racing action you've ever seen!"
- European website: "This rickety wooden walkway is haunted by the spirits of drivers who've fallen to their doom from its barrier-less bends. At least, that's what the rumours say. But say 'Boo' to the old ghost stories and concentrate on keeping your kart on the straight and narrow."
Gallery
N64 appearance
- MK64-icon-BansheeBoardwalk.gif
The icon from the menu.
The giant Cheep Cheep breaching over the racers.
A group of floating Boos.
The entry to the deserted house.
Inside the deserted house.
DS appearance
- MKDS-CourseIcon-N64-BansheeBoardwalk.png
The track icon.
- DSBansheeboardwalk.PNG
Overview of the course.
- Banshee Boardwalk (Cheep Cheep MKDS).png
Waluigi racing on the track.
- BossBassDS.png
A Boss Bass jumping.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヒュードロいけ[?] Hyūdoro Ike |
「池」 ike means "pond", 「ヒュー」 hyū is an onomatopoeia for whooshing or whistling wind, and 「ドロ」 doro represents muddiness or dripping mud; the overall message is that the pond is an unsettling area. | |
| Chinese | 幽灵湖[?] Yōulíng Hú |
Ghost Lake | |
| German | Spukpfad[?] | Spooky Path | |
| Italian | Pontile stregato[?] | Bewitched Boardwalk | |
| Korean | 부끄부끄 늪[?] Template:Nowrap |
Boo Swampland | |
| Spanish | Muelle Embrujado[?] | Haunted Pier |
Trivia
- The music that plays on this course samples from a part of the theme of the Ghost Valley courses in Super Mario Kart.
