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[[Image:Yoshi_Desert_icon.jpg|left|frame|The track's icon on the menu.]] | [[Image:Yoshi_Desert_icon.jpg|left|frame|The track's icon on the menu.]] | ||
'''Yoshi Desert''' is the 3rd course in the [[Star Cup]] from ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]''. In this course , there are pyramids and a Yoshi Sphinx statue | '''Yoshi Desert''' is the 3rd course in the [[Star Cup]] from ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]''. In this course , there are pyramids and a Yoshi Sphinx statue in the background. About the track, there are cacti and quicksand zones, where [[Piranha Plants]] wait to prey on any [[kart]] that fell in. An oasis lake also exists, where you can pass it with a [[mushroom]] to make a shortcut near it. | ||
In [[Mario Kart Wii]], the Yoshi Sphinx seen in the background is visible on the [[Dry Dry Ruins]] course. It is unknown whether the Dry Dry Ruins, Yoshi Desert and [[Dry Dry Desert]] are linked. | In [[Mario Kart Wii]], the Yoshi Sphinx seen in the background is visible on the [[Dry Dry Ruins]] course. It is unknown whether the Dry Dry Ruins, Yoshi Desert and [[Dry Dry Desert]] are linked. | ||
Revision as of 09:37, May 4, 2008
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Yoshi Desert.
File:Yoshi Desert icon.jpg
The track's icon on the menu.
Yoshi Desert is the 3rd course in the Star Cup from Mario Kart: Super Circuit. In this course , there are pyramids and a Yoshi Sphinx statue in the background. About the track, there are cacti and quicksand zones, where Piranha Plants wait to prey on any kart that fell in. An oasis lake also exists, where you can pass it with a mushroom to make a shortcut near it.
In Mario Kart Wii, the Yoshi Sphinx seen in the background is visible on the Dry Dry Ruins course. It is unknown whether the Dry Dry Ruins, Yoshi Desert and Dry Dry Desert are linked.
