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Wario Colosseum is, as the name implies, a colosseum | Wario Colosseum is, as the name implies, a colosseum belonging to [[Wario]]. It's raced in the Special Cup. | ||
The course contains many twists and turns. There are two huge jumps in the course, but if you're hit in mid-air, chances are you won't make the jump. There is a part of the track that is a giant corkscrew downward, perfect for passing if you can get enough speed. Near the end of the course is a large bowl shape. The middle is nonexistent, but there are two ramps on either side that can be used as shortcuts. However, using these puts the player at risk of falling in the middle. The longer, safer route is to drive around. After the bowl, there is a 90-degree turn, then back at the start. | |||
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Revision as of 16:02, August 15, 2006
Wario Colosseum is, as the name implies, a colosseum belonging to Wario. It's raced in the Special Cup.
The course contains many twists and turns. There are two huge jumps in the course, but if you're hit in mid-air, chances are you won't make the jump. There is a part of the track that is a giant corkscrew downward, perfect for passing if you can get enough speed. Near the end of the course is a large bowl shape. The middle is nonexistent, but there are two ramps on either side that can be used as shortcuts. However, using these puts the player at risk of falling in the middle. The longer, safer route is to drive around. After the bowl, there is a 90-degree turn, then back at the start.
