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'''Grumble Volcano''' is the last course in the [[Star Cup]] of ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. It takes place in a volcanic area with lava over the place. Drivers will have to jump over gaps in the track with lava beneath using the ramps. At the beginning of the race, players can cheat and boost onto a nearby rock, making the world record 19 seconds. From the second lap onward, parts of the track collapse and new gaps appear on the course. At the beginning of the track is a cave, followed by octagon platforms which move left and right. At several places, the track splits into a right and a left path, both of which drivers can take. Flame Bursts and [[Podoboo]]s appear as obstacles. [[Giant ? Block]]s appear in the background scenery. | '''Grumble Volcano''' is the last course in the [[Star Cup]] of ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. It takes place in a volcanic area with lava over the place. Drivers will have to jump over gaps in the track with lava beneath using the ramps. At the beginning of the race, players can cheat and boost onto a nearby rock, making the world record 19 seconds. From the second lap onward, parts of the track collapse and new gaps appear on the course. At the beginning of the track is a cave, followed by octagon platforms which move left and right. At several places, the track splits into a right and a left path, both of which drivers can take. Flame Bursts and [[Podoboo]]s appear as obstacles. [[Giant ? Block]]s appear in the background scenery. | ||
Revision as of 14:47, June 30, 2009
Grumble Volcano is the last course in the Star Cup of Mario Kart Wii. It takes place in a volcanic area with lava over the place. Drivers will have to jump over gaps in the track with lava beneath using the ramps. At the beginning of the race, players can cheat and boost onto a nearby rock, making the world record 19 seconds. From the second lap onward, parts of the track collapse and new gaps appear on the course. At the beginning of the track is a cave, followed by octagon platforms which move left and right. At several places, the track splits into a right and a left path, both of which drivers can take. Flame Bursts and Podoboos appear as obstacles. Giant ? Blocks appear in the background scenery.
This area is said to be based around the Melty Molten Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy, World 8 from New Super Mario Bros. and possibly Dark Land from Super Mario Bros. 3.
