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A '''Ghost''' is the recording of a player's driving performance in the [[Mario Kart (series)|''Mario Kart'' series]]. The concept of Ghosts has appeared in every game in the series so far. Ghost drivers appear as half-transparent characters, exactly representing the driving style of a previously recorded race. These drivers' | A '''Ghost''' is the recording of a player's driving performance in the [[Mario Kart (series)|''Mario Kart'' series]]. The concept of Ghosts has appeared in every game in the series so far. Ghost drivers appear as half-transparent characters, exactly representing the driving style of a previously recorded race. These drivers' cannot be touched, but rather go through any other carts. Driving against one's own Ghost enables a player to directly match with his own record and thus to improve. Ghost data can only be recorded in Time Trial mode, and recording this data may be impossible in races that are too long. | ||
enables a player to directly match with his own record and thus to improve. Ghost data | |||
The item [[Boo]] has been referred to as "Ghost" in ''[[Super Mario Kart]]''. It makes a character look similar to the appearance of recorded Ghost data: invisible to other players and invincible. | The item [[Boo]] has been referred to as "Ghost" in ''[[Super Mario Kart]]''. It makes a character look similar to the appearance of recorded Ghost data: invisible to other players and invincible. | ||
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A Ghost is the recording of a player's driving performance in the Mario Kart series. The concept of Ghosts has appeared in every game in the series so far. Ghost drivers appear as half-transparent characters, exactly representing the driving style of a previously recorded race. These drivers' cannot be touched, but rather go through any other carts. Driving against one's own Ghost enables a player to directly match with his own record and thus to improve. Ghost data can only be recorded in Time Trial mode, and recording this data may be impossible in races that are too long.
The item Boo has been referred to as "Ghost" in Super Mario Kart. It makes a character look similar to the appearance of recorded Ghost data: invisible to other players and invincible.
