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'''Kalimari Desert''' is a race course in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. The course's most notable feature is the train track that goes through a mesa. The train constantly moves around the track, often crossing through the racers' path. Depending on what mode is being played, the train may or may not have coaches attached to it. If the player is in the track or runs into it, the player | '''Kalimari Desert''' is a race course in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. The course's most notable feature is the train track that goes through a mesa. The train constantly moves around the track, often crossing through the racers' path. Depending on what mode is being played, the train may or may not have coaches attached to it. If the player is in the track or runs into it, the player will be thrown in the air. It is possible to drive in the train's track, however this will cost the racer time. | ||
The race starts out next to a large cliff formation, upon the first turn racers will see how empty the desert really is. At the end of the turn the racers will encounter the train for the first time. After passing the tracks the players will race alongside the track of the train (though it is in a cave and not visible) eventually running into it a second time. After this encounter the racers will race along the edge of the map and eventually work their way back to the finish line. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 03:55, August 2, 2008
Kalimari Desert is a race course in Mario Kart 64. The course's most notable feature is the train track that goes through a mesa. The train constantly moves around the track, often crossing through the racers' path. Depending on what mode is being played, the train may or may not have coaches attached to it. If the player is in the track or runs into it, the player will be thrown in the air. It is possible to drive in the train's track, however this will cost the racer time.
The race starts out next to a large cliff formation, upon the first turn racers will see how empty the desert really is. At the end of the turn the racers will encounter the train for the first time. After passing the tracks the players will race alongside the track of the train (though it is in a cave and not visible) eventually running into it a second time. After this encounter the racers will race along the edge of the map and eventually work their way back to the finish line.
Trivia
- The name of the course is a pun of the real life desert, Kalahari in Southern Africa.
- The music used on this course was later used in Paper Mario for the train ride on the K64, which greatly resembled the train featured in this course.
- The train shows the number 64 on the front of the engine.
Gallery
- Kalimari Desert icon.jpg
The menu icon - Mk64kalimaridesert1.jpg
Racing against the train - Mk64kalimaridesert2.jpg
The track's endless wide open plains - Mk64kalimaridesert3.jpg
Rocky mountains found in the center of the track 
Mario and other racers racing in Kalimari Desert
