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Potential Proposals

Sorting Navigation Templates

In this proposal, I want to make 2 changes both regarding organizing navigation templates. The two types of pages are shown below, along with how the navigation templates will be sorted.

Character/Enemy Pages (e.g. Mario or Goomba)

• Type of character/species
• Game appearances
  • Series (sorted by release date of first game

Game Pages (e.g. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars or Paper Mario: Sticker Star)

Proposer: [[User:Mario7]|Mario7]]] ([[User talk:Mario7]|talk]])
Deadline: September ?, 2013 at 23:59 GMT

Support changes for both game and character pages

1. Mario7 (talk) Per proposal.

Redo templates for specialized classes of pages

• Color
• Template name

Copied info (for writing proposals)

From MarioWiki:Navigation templates:

Additionally, there are a number of specialized classes of pages, most of which have (or will eventually have) corresponding navigation templates. They are as follows:

• Galleries should all contain {{Galleries}}
• "List of quotes..." pages should have {{quotes}}
• "List of beta elements..." pages should have {{BetaElements}}
• "List of glitches..." pages should have {{Glitches}}
• "List of media..." pages should have {{media nav}}
• Staff pages should have {{staff}}
• The Culture pages should all have {{Culture}}

Template Gallery

Template Name: Galleries

Template Name: quotes

Template Name: BetaElements Template:BetaElements Template Name: Glitches

Template Name: NavMedia

Template Name: Staff Teams

Template Name: Culture

Template Name: Scripts Template:Scripts

Mario Party 9 Vehicles

Image	Name	Cost	Board
	Toad Mobile	Starting Vehicle	Toad Road
	Rickety Ride	200 Party Points
	Wiggler Wagon	200 Party Points
	Factory Walker	Starting Vehicle	Bob-omb Factory
	Gear Shifter	200 Party Points

Karts

The kart selection screen in Mario Kart DS with Mario only.

In Mario Kart DS, there are 36 different karts in total.

Every kart shows six ratings:

• Speed: How high the top speed of the kart is; how fast the kart can go. Bowser and R.O.B. have the fastest karts.
• Acceleration: The time the kart's top speed is achieved when accelerating (the higher the acceleration, the shorter players wait until they reach their kart's top speed, and the lower it is, the longer they wait). Dry Bones's karts can reach their top speed very quickly.
• Weight: While a vehicle is heavy, the driver can knock a lighter kart. Bowser's and R.O.B.'s karts are very heavy.
• Handling: How tight the kart can normally turn without drifting. Dry Bones has the best turning curve.
• Drift: How tight the kart turns while drifting or powersliding. Peach has the best drifting curve.
• Items: The variety of items to use when touching an Item Box (a high Items rating signifies a higher chance of getting Triple Bananas in first place, Triple Mushrooms in 3rd, 4th, etc).

Originally, only two karts are available for each character; an Exclusive Kart and a Standard Kart. As the player wins gold trophies in the 100cc Nitro Grand Prix, the player will unlock a second Exclusive Kart for each character. When the player wins gold trophies in the 150cc Nitro Grand Prix, four Exclusive Karts from different characters will become available, bringing the total to seven karts for each character. After winning gold trophies in the 150cc Retro Grand Prix (to unlock the Mirror) and the Nitro and Retro Grand Prixs in 150cc Mirror, each character can be paired in any of the 36 karts, making 432 combinations (excluding Shy Guy).

The following ratings are from 0 to 10 in one-tenth intervals. The Items rating will be either 3.3, 6.7, or 10. For the three karts related to each character, each one will have one and just one of all three ratings, the standard kart always being 6.7.

On a side note, it's worth noting that a kart with a high items rating will usually have lower overall stats than the standard karts. Likewise, karts with a low items rating will usually have higher overall stats than the standard karts. Karts with a high items rating tend to be heavier than the karts with a low items rating. Karts with high items rating also receive more Mushroom boosts in Time Trial mode. The player will get one Mushroom boost if the items rating is low, two if the items rating is normal, and three if the items rating is high.

The weight system used in Mario Kart DS is different from previous Mario Kart games. The weight class of the character is not as significant, as the weight does not create restrictions on the use of karts. However, the weight of a character can influence the weight of the kart. For example, Bowser driving on the Dry Bomber will have considerably more weight than Dry Bones on the same kart. For this reason, weight is omitted in the table below.

Low stats	High stats	Sp: Speed	Acc: Acceleration	Ha: Handling	Dri: Drift	Ite: Items

Kart	Sp	Acc	Ha	Dri	Ite	Character	Kart (2)	Sp	Acc	Ha	Dri	Ite	Character
4-Wheel Cradle	3.3	8.5	6.1	6.5	10	Toad	Royale	4.1	6.9	4.3	9.5	10	Peach
Banisher	2.5	9.7	9.2	4.5	10	Dry Bones	Shooting Star	6.7	7.5	6.0	5.9	3.3	Mario
B Dasher	5.9	6.8	5.3	5.6	10	Mario	Standard BW	9.7	2.9	2.8	6.8	6.7	Bowser
Brute	9.3	5.3	5.0	4.9	3.3	Wario	Standard DB	3.0	9.9	9.7	4.7	6.7	Dry Bones
Cucumber	4.9	8.8	8.0	3.6	10	Yoshi	Standard DK	8.0	4.7	3.4	7.8	6.7	Donkey Kong
Dragonfly	8.3	4.6	4.5	4.5	10	Wario	Standard DS	6.5	6.5	3.9	8.8	6.7	Daisy
Dry Bomber	3.4	10	10	4.9	3.3	Dry Bones	Standard LG	7.1	7.4	7.3	3.1	6.7	Luigi
Egg 1	5.8	9.2	8.9	4.1	3.3	Yoshi	Standard MR	6.6	7.3	5.6	5.7	6.7	Mario
Gold Mantis	7.6	6.6	6.0	5.9	3.3	Waluigi	Standard PC	4.7	7.3	4.8	9.8	6.7	Peach
Hurricane	10	3.4	3.1	6.9	3.3	Bowser	Standard RB	9.7	5.3	6.6	2.6	6.7	ROB
Light Dancer	6.7	6.6	4.3	8.9	3.3	Daisy	Standard TD	3.9	8.5	6.4	6.7	6.7	Toad
Light Tripper	5.0	7.5	5.0	10	3.3	Peach	Standard WL	7.1	6.3	5.6	5.8	6.7	Waluigi
Mushmellow	4.3	8.7	7.0	7.0	3.3	Toad	Standard WR	8.8	4.9	4.7	4.8	6.7	Wario
Poltergust 4000	7.5	7.6	7.7	3.2	3.3	Luigi	Standard YS	5.5	9.0	8.5	3.9	6.7	Yoshi
Power Flower	5.8	6.1	3.5	8.5	10	Daisy	Streamliner	6.5	7.1	6.9	2.9	10	Luigi
Rambi Rider	7.5	4.4	3.0	7.5	10	Donkey Kong	Tyrant	9.0	2.5	2.5	6.5	10	Bowser
ROB-BLS	10	5.5	6.9	2.8	3.3	ROB	Wildlife	8.3	4.9	3.7	7.9	3.3	Donkey Kong
ROB-LGS	9.0	4.8	6.0	2.5	10	ROB	Zipper	6.7	5.9	5.1	5.5	10	Waluigi

Note: Margin of error ± .2 points
Shy Guy's kart has identical stats to those of Yoshi's Standard YS.

Secret Door

A Secret Door sticker.

“Stick those door stickers up and they open secret areas... Secret doors rule.”

—Kersti, Paper Mario: Sticker Star

Secret Doors are a special type of sticker found in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. They are located exclusively at Outlook Point and sell for 80 coins. Their main purpose is to be Paperized onto silhouettes of doors found mainly on walls to see what is behind, usually several powerful stickers or a Thing. They can also be used in battle to successfully escape by having a door appear and have Mario walk through. However, in special occasions (such as when fighting Bowser), the door may collapse and fall on Mario, making him unable to escape.

A Secret Door is only found outside of Outlook Point twice; in Ice Flow after Mario reveals several Hidden Blocks, and in Bowser's Snow Fort after Mario defeats the two Shy Guys holding the Traveling Toad hostage.

Secret Door Locations

*A secret door can be obtained here

World 1

Level Number	Level Name	Secret Door Location	Reward
1-1	Warm Fuzzy Plains	The outline for the Secret Door is found along the cliff wall in the area with the cave Mario finds the Scissors.	Thumbtack
1-2	Bouquet Gardens	The outline for the Secret Door is located on the cliff before the Comet Piece.	Flashy Fire Flower, Flashy Ice Flower, Flashy POW Block
1-3	Water's Edge Way	The outline for the Secret Door is located in an underground hole after the Bowser statue stops spitting water.	Bed, 35 Coins
1-4	Hither Thither Hill	The outline for the Secret Door is located at the cliff in the secret garden.	Matches
1-5	Whammino Mountain	The outline for the Secret Door is located in the underground passage accessed via Warp Pipe.	Bellows
1-6	Goomba's Fortress	The outline for the Secret Door is found halfway into the fortress where the player comes across a bridge with fans in the background trying to blow Mario off. If he falls down, an outline for a door sticker can be seen on the right wall of the first bridge.	Squirt Gun

World 2

Level Number	Level Name	Secret Door Location	Reward
2-1	Drybake Desert	The Secret Door is located behind the sole Sombrero Guy on the pyramid.	Car Battery
2-2	Yoshi Sphinx	The Secret Door location is on the ground level of the Sphinx. The player needs to go around to the right side of the base where the outline for the sticker will be along the wall guarded by a Spiny.	Paper Fan
2-3	Sandshifter Ruins	To reach the secret door, the player must take the following route: Go to the right sandfall, then up the stairs. Go down again, then enter the door. The secret door is here.	Lighter
2-4	Damp Oasis	The Secret Door is located directly right to the entrance to the oasis.	Hair Shears
2-5	Drybake Stadium	The Secret Door is located right at the entrance.	Flashy Eekhammer, Flashy Hurlhammer, Flashy Spike Helmet

World 3

Level Number	Level Name	Secret Door Location	Reward
3-1	Leaflitter Path	In the second area of poisonous water that must be crossed, the Secret Door location is on a platform with a Ninji.	Searchlight
3-2	The Bafflewood	The outline for the Secret Door is down the the stairs on the right of the area after following this path: Right, left, right, right.	Violin
3-3	Wiggler's Tree House	The Secret Door is located on the second floor to the right of the fireplace.	HP-Up Heart
3-4	Strike Lake	The outline for the Secret Door is located in the last area. Jump over the fence to the south right after entering the area.	Drum
3-5	Loop Loop River	In the area with the Boomerang Bro., the Secret Door location is to the right of it.	Pillow
3-6*	Outlook Point	To the south of the shop is a spot to place a Secret Door sticker.	Fishhook
3-7	Rustle Burrow	The marked location is located on the ledge where the Hammer is.	Upright Vacuum
3-8	Tree Branch Trail	The location of the Secret Door can be found in the beginning of the level, in the wall near the Ninji.	Tape
3-9	Gauntlet Pond	The location of the Secret Door lies in the second area. Mario must use the star to become invincible and head to the wall near the Poison Bloopers. By using the Paperize abiity, Mario can place the door.	Shiny Fire Flower, Shiny Ice Flower, Shiny POW Block, Burnhammer, Chillhammer, Baahammer
3-10	Stump Glade	The Door Outline in this level is in the same area as the Comet Star on top of some boxes.	Square Can
3-11	Holey Thicket	Past the Traveling Toad are a few holes, one of which can be dropped down into another cave that leads to another area with a few enemies and the Secret Door outline.	Balloon, 30 Coins
3-12	Whitecap Beach		Newspaper

World 4

Level Number	Level Name	Secret Door Location	Reward
4-1	Snow Rise	The Secret Door mark is located on the lower slope's left side after the snow is melted away.	Cell Phone
4-2*	Ice Flow		Hair Dryer
4-3	The Enigmansion	The Secret Door is at the top of the rear staircase. It provides a shortcut back to Decalburg, at the Sling-a-Thing location and the Things seller.
4-4	Shaved-Ice Cave	No Secret Door
4-5	Whiteout Valley	The outline for the Secret Door is on the wall of the cave shortly after entering the level.	Flashlight
4-6*	Bowser's Snow Fort	The outline for the Secret Door is found at the beginning of the level on the right side of the entrance to the building. This will lead to the VIP waiting line for the roller coaster, allowing Mario to cut in front of the Shy Guys in line.

World 5

Level Number	Level Name	Secret Door Location	Reward
5-1	Shy Guy Jungle	The Secret Door is located on the far right of the ledge where the last Bridge Piece scrap is.	Tailor Shears
5-2	Jungle Rapids	The Secret Door is located to the right of the boathouse.	Mini Vacuum
5-3	Long Fall Falls	The Secret Door is located to the left of the regular exit.	Luxurious Bed
5-4	Chomp Ruins	The Secret Door is located on the second leveled platform by the sawblades on the second floor.	Air Conditioner
5-5	Rugged Road	The Secret Door is located on the right side of the big lava pool. It can be accessed after freezing the area.	Basin
5-6	Rumble Volcano	The outline for the Secret Door is found on the top floor of the volcano. After going left into the cave, it will be on the wall.	Guitar

World 6

Level Number	Level Name	Secret Door Location	Reward
6-1	Gate Cliff	No Secret Door
6-2	Bowser Jr.'s Flotilla	The Secret Door is at the back-left of the first room Mario enters.	Megaflash Jump, Shiny Hurlhammer, Shiny POW Block, Shiny Line Jump
6-3	Bowser's Sky Castle	No Secret Door

Category:Paper Mario: Sticker Star Category:Sticker Variations

Mario Golf: World Tour Playable Characters

Playable

There are a total of 17 playable characters, with four of them being unlockable

Character	Statistics
Mario
Luigi
Peach
Yoshi
Daisy
Donkey Kong
Bowser
Wario
Waluigi
Boo
Bowser Jr.
Diddy Kong
Mii

Characters

Drivers

There are 30 playable characters confirmed for Mario Kart 8, consisting of 16 default characters and 14 unlockable characters. There are 9 of these characters that make their playable debut, and of these characters, 2 (Baby Rosalina and Pink Gold Peach) make their overall debut.

Starting Drivers

• 

  Baby Mario
  Lightweight

• 

  Baby Luigi
  Lightweight

• 

  Baby Peach
  Lightweight

• 

  Baby Daisy
  Lightweight

• 

  Toad
  Lightweight

• 

  Koopa Troopa
  Lightweight

• 

  Shy Guy
  Lightweight

• 

  Mario
  Mediumweight

• 

  Luigi
  Mediumweight

• 

  Peach
  Mediumweight

• 

  Daisy
  Mediumweight

• 

  Yoshi
  Mediumweight

• 

  Bowser
  Heavyweight

• 

  Donkey Kong
  Heavyweight

• 

  Wario
  Heavyweight

• 

  Waluigi
  Heavyweight

Unlockable Characters

• 

  Baby Rosalina
  Lightweight
  New Diver (First Appearance)²

• 

  Toadette
  Lightweight²

• 

  Lakitu
  Lightweight²

• 

  Wendy
  Lightweight
  New Diver²

• 

  Larry
  Lightweight
  New Diver²

• 

  Lemmy
  Lightweight
  New Diver²

• 

  Ludwig
  Mediumweight
  New Diver²

• 

  Iggy
  Mediumweight
  New Diver²

• 

  Rosalina
  Heavyweight²

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  Metal Mario
  Heavyweight²

• 

  Pink Gold Peach
  Heavyweight
  New Driver (First Appearance)²

• 

  Roy
  Heavyweight
  New Driver²

• 

  Morton
  Heavyweight
  New Driver²

• 

  Mii²

• Mii's weight is determined by the height and weight of the Mii

Unlocking Criteria

Unlock Criteria
Ludwig
Iggy	Win the 100cc Mushroom Cup
Baby Rosalina	Win the 150cc Flower Cup
Toadette
Lakitu
Wendy
Larry	Win the 150cc Star Cup
Lemmy
Rosalina
Metal Mario
Pink Gold Peach
Roy
Morton
Mii

Other

Bone Piranha Plants Boos Boomerang Bros. Bouncing Notes Cheep Cheeps Chomps Cows Dolphins

Dry Bones Fire Bros. Fire Snakes Fishbones Fishin' Lakitu Freezies Frogoon

Gingerbread Cookies Goombas/Goomba Towers Gray Bowser Statues Hammer Bros. Jellybeams Koopa Paratroopas Mecha Cheeps Monty Moles

Nokis Piantas Piranha Plants Screaming Pillar Shy Guys Sidesteppers Snowmen

Swoopers Thwomps Tiki Goons Toads Unagi Yoshis

Gallery

Stamp	How to Get It
Coin stamp
Mario on a bike stamp
Banana stamp
Baby Luigi stamp
Bullet Bill stamp
Goomba stamp
Fishin' Lakitu stamp
File:Koopa Tropa stamp MK8.png Koopa Troopa stamp
Shy Guy stamp
Upside-down Mario stamp
Donkey Kong stamp
Spiny Shell stamp
Mechanic Toads stamp
Wario stamp
Toads stamp
Shell stamp
Lakitu stamp
Crazy 8 stamp
Yoshi stamp
Rosalina stamp
Mario in a kart stamp
Mario stamp
Golden Mushroom stamp
Super Horn stamp
Baby Rosalina stamp
File:Luigi satmp MK8.png Luigi stamp
Pink Gold Peach stamp
Peach stamp
Baby Mario stamp
Toad stamp
Boo stamp
Shy Guy stamp
Mushroom stamp
Item Box stamp
Larry Koopa stamp
Bouncing Note stamp
Bouncing Note stamp

List of Mario Kart Courses

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Super Mario Kart

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Mario Circuit 1

List of Nintendo Directs

Year & Month		Region
		Japan	North America	Europe / Australia	South Korea
2011	October	Nintendo Direct October 21, 2011
	December	Nintendo Direct December 27, 2011
2012	February	Nintendo Direct February 22, 2012
	April	Nintendo Direct April 21, 2012		Nintendo Direct April 21, 2012	Nintendo Direct April 14, 2012
	June	Nintendo Direct Pre E3 2012 June 3, 2012
		Nintendo Direct June 21, 2012
	July	Nintendo Direct Mini Brain Age: Concentration Training July 18, 2012
		Nintendo Direct Dragon Quest X July 30, 2012
	August	Nintendo Direct August 29, 2012
	September	Nintendo Direct Mini Brain Age: Concentration Training September 7, 2012
		Wii U Direct (Preview) September 13, 2012
		Nintendo Direct Mini New Super Mario Bros. 2 September 28, 2012	Nintendo Direct Mini New Super Mario Bros. 2 October 2, 2012
	October	Nintendo Direct Mini Nintendo 3DS XL October 3, 2012
		Nintendo Direct Mini Nintendo eShop October 3, 2012
		Nintendo Direct October 25, 2012		Nintendo Direct October 4, 2012	Nintendo Direct October 31, 2012
		Animal Crossing: New Leaf Direct October 5, 2012
	November	Wii U Direct November 7, 2012
		Wii U Direct November 14, 2012
		Nintendo Direct Mini New Super Mario Bros. 2 November 27, 2012			Template:N/a
	December	Nintendo Direct December 5, 2012			Template:N/a
		Nintendo Direct Mini Dragon Quest X December 19, 2012	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a

2013

Month	Region
	Japan	North America	Europe / Australia	South Korea
January	Pokémon Direct Pokémon X and Y January 8, 2013			Template:N/a
	Wii U Direct Nintendo Games January 23, 2013			Animal Crossing: New Leaf Direct January 24, 2013
February	Animal Crossing: New Leaf Direct February 1, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
	Nintendo 3DS Direct Luigi Special February 14, 2013	Nintendo Direct February 14, 2013	Nintendo 3DS Direct February 14, 2013	Template:N/a
	Nintendo 3DS Direct February 21, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
March	Nintendo Direct Mini Tomodachi Collection: New Life March 12, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
	Nintendo Direct Mini Flipnote Studio 3D March 13, 2013			Template:N/a
April	Nintendo Direct Mini Nintendo 3DS Download Software April 1, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
	Tomodachi Collection: New Life Direct April 3, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
	Nintendo Direct Luigi Special 2 April 17, 2013	Nintendo Direct April 17, 2013	Nintendo 3DS Direct April 17, 2013	Template:N/a
May	Sega Direct May 17, 2013	Nintendo Direct May 17, 2013		Template:N/a
	Monster Hunter 4 & Gyakuten Saiban 5 Direct May 31, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
June	Nintendo Direct @ E3 2013 June 11, 2013			Template:N/a
	Developer Directs @ E3 2013 June 11, 2013			Template:N/a
	Pikmin 3 Direct June 26, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
July	Nintendo Direct Mini Nintendo 3DS and Wii U Download Software July 3, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
	Template:N/a	Nintendo Direct Mini July 18, 2013		Template:N/a
August	Nintendo Direct August 7, 2013			Template:N/a
	The Wonderful 101 Direct August 9, 2013			Template:N/a
September	Pokémon Direct Pokémon X and Y September 4, 2013			Template:N/a
	Monster Hunter 4 Direct September 8, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
	Wii Fit U Direct September 18, 2013			Template:N/a
October	Nintendo Direct October 1, 2013			Nintendo Direct October 10, 2013
	Nintendo Direct Mini Daigasso! Band Brothers P October 29, 2013	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a
November	Nintendo Direct Mini Nintendo 3DS and Wii U Download Software November 13, 2013	Nintendo Direct November 13, 2013		Monster Hunter 4 Direct November 12, 2013
	Nintendo 3DS Guide: Louvre Direct November 27, 2013			Template:N/a
December	Nintendo Direct December 18, 2013			Template:N/a

2014

Month	Region
	Japan	North America	Europe / Australia	South Korea
January	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Template:N/a	Nintendo Direct January 17, 2014
February	Nintendo Direct February 14, 2014	Nintendo Direct February 13, 2014		Template:N/a
March	colspan="4" Template:N/a
April	Super Smash Bros. Direct April 9, 2014	Super Smash Bros. Direct April 8, 2014		Template:N/a
	Template:N/a	Tomodachi Life Direct April 10, 2014		Template:N/a
	Mario Kart 8 Direct April 30, 2014			Template:N/a
May	colspan="4" Template:TBA

E3

NOTE: This page was still under construction, so this is in no way similar to what the final page would look like.
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The Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, is a week-long gaming convention that takes place in Los Angelos every year at the beginning of June. Gaming companies and developers unveil new hardware and software during the conference, as well as provide demos for upcoming games for the public to play. Nintendo has attended and hosted a press conference at the expo since 1995, but has stopped hosting press conferences since 2013, though they still attended.

History of Nintendo at E3

1995

Hardware:

• Nintendo 64 (Under the code-name Ultra 64)
• Virtual Boy

Mario-related software:

• Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
• Donkey Kong Land

1996

Hardware:

• Nintendo 64

Mario-related software:

• Super Mario 64

1997

There was no hardware no Mario-related titles shown off.

1998

Hardware:

• Game Boy

Mario-related software:
There were no Mario-related titles shown off.

1999

Hardware:

• Nintendo GameCube (Under the code-name Dolphin)

Mario-related Software:

• Donkey Kong 64
• Mario Golf
• Super Smash Bros.

2000

Mario-related Software:

• Mario Tennis
• Paper Mario

2001

Hardware:

• Nintendo GameCube
• Game Boy Advance

Mario-related software:

• Luigi's Mansion

2002

Mario-related software:

• Super Mario Sunshine

2003

Mario-related software:

• Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
• Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
• Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3

2004

Hardware:

• Nintendo DS
• Nintendo Wii (briefly teased with no information)

Mario-related software:

• DK: King of Swing
• Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
• Super Mario 64 DS

2005

Hardware:

• GameBoy Micro
• Wii (codenamed Revolution)

2006

Hardware

• Wii

Mario-related software

• Super Paper Mario (GameCube)
• New Super Mario Bros. (DS)
• Yoshi Island DS (DS)
• Mario Hoops 3-on-3 (DS)
• Diddy Kong Racing DS (DS)
• Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)
• Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii)

2008

Mario-related software

• New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Wii) (No name; mentioned at a private roundtable conference)
• Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii) (No name; mentioned at a private roundtable conference)

2009

Mario-related software

• Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (DS)
• WarioWare D.I.Y. (DS)
• New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Wii)
• Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii)

2010

Hardware

• Nintendo 3DS

Mario-related software

• Mario Sports Mix (Wii)
• Donkey Kong Country Returns (Wii)
• Mario Kart 7 (3DS) (Called Mario Kart 3DS)
• Paper Mario: Sticker Star (3DS) (Called Paper Mario 3DS)
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! (3DS)

2011

Hardware

• Wii U (prototype)

Mario-related software

• Mario Kart 7
• Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (3DS) (Called Luigi's Mansion 2)
• Paper Mario: Sticker Star (3DS) (No name; called Paper Mario)
• Super Mario 3D Land (3DS)
• Mario Party 9 (Wii)
• Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U (3DS / Wii U) (Briefly teased)

2012

Hardware

• Wii U

Mario-related software:

• Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (3DS)
• New Super Mario Bros. 2 (3DS)
• Paper Mario: Sticker Star (3DS)
• New Super Mario Bros. U (Wii U)
• Nintendo Land (Wii U)

2013

Mario-related software:

• Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Wii U)
• Game & Wario (Wii U)
• Mario Kart 8 (Wii U)
• Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
• Super Mario 3D World (Wii U)
• Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U (3DS / Wii U)
• Yoshi's New Island (3DS)

2014

Mario-related software

• Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Wii U)
• Mario Maker (tentative title) (Wii U)
• Mario Party 10 (Wii U)
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong (Wii U) (tentative title) (Wii U)
• Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U (Wii U) (3DS)
• Yoshi's Woolly World (Wii U)

Add-On Packs

http://mariokart8.nintendo.com/dlc/

File:Add-On Packs.jpg

Screenshots of Add-On Pack 1 from the Nintendo UK Store.

File:MK82ndDLC.png

Screenshots of Add-On Pack 2.

Nintendo has announced that Mario Kart 8 will receive two add-on packs, which both include three additional characters, four karts, and eight courses in two cups.

The Legend of Zelda X Mario Kart 8
Release Date				November 2014
Characters
Link (The Legend of Zelda)				Tanooki Mario				Cat Peach
Karts
Blue Falcon (F-Zero)
Cups
File:MK8 ZeldaCup.png Triforce Cup						File:MK8 YoshiCup.png Yoshi Egg Cup
Animal Crossing X Mario Kart 8
Release Date				May 2015
Characters
Villager (Animal Crossing)				Isabelle (Animal Crossing: New Leaf)				Dry Bowser
Karts
Cups
File:MK8 AnimalCrossingCup.png Animal Crossing Cup						File:MK8 BellCup.png Super Bell Cup

Purchase of both packs will also include eight different colored Yoshis and Shy Guys. New courses include Wario's Gold Mine from Mario Kart Wii and courses inspired by F-Zero, Excitebike and Animal Crossing

Playable characters

This installment features a total of 49 playable characters, consisting of 34 veterans and 15 newcomers. 37 characters are available from the start of the game, whereas the other 12 must be unlocked by meeting certain conditions. Due to limitations with the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, certain characters from the previous installments in the series have been cut from the rosters of both versions in order to keep them consistent. Unlike previous games in the series, with the removal of in-game transformations, Sheik, Zero Suit Samus, and Charizard are now standalone characters.

Note: Characters in italics are unlockable in the 3DS version. It is not confirmed if the same characters will be default and unlocked in the Wii U version.

Veterans
Character	Description	Smash Attacks	Special Attacks	Final Smash
Mario	As iconic as iconic gets, this gaming celebrity is known for saving the world from Bowser. He’s got amazing jumping skills and makes use of a wide range of transformations. In his free time, he plays too many sports to count. In Smash Bros., he’s a well-rounded fighter you can rely on. Say it with me: “It’s-a me, Mario!”	Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Fireball Side - Cape Up - Super Jump Punch Down - F.L.U.D.D.
File:Luigi SSBU.png Luigi		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Peach		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Bowser		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
File:Dr Mario SSB4 Artwork.jpg Dr. Mario		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Donkey Kong		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Diddy Kong		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Link		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Zelda		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Sheik		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Ganondorf		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Toon Link		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Samus		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Zero Suit Samus		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Yoshi		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Kirby		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Meta Knight		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
King Dedede		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Fox		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Falco		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Pikachu		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Jigglypuff		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Charizard		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Lucario		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Captain Falcon		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Ness		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Marth		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Ike		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Mr. Game & Watch		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Wario		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Pit		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Olimar Alternate character: Alph		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
R.O.B.		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Sonic		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Newcomers
Rosalina & Luma		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Bowser Jr. Alternate characters: The seven Koopalings		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Greninja		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Robin Male/female variants		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Lucina		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Palutena		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Dark Pit		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Little Mac		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Duck Hunt		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Villager Male /female variants		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Wii Fit Trainer Male/female variants		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Shulk		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Mega Man		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Pac-Man		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -
Mii Fighter Mii Brawlers, Mii Gunners, Mii Swordfighters		Side - Down - Up -	Neutral - Side - Up - Down -

Unlocking criteria

3DS Version

Criteria
Character	Criteria I	Criteria II	Unlock place
Ness	Clear Classic Mode on any difficulty	Play 10 matches	Magicant
Falco	Clear Classic Mode without using continues	Play 20 matches	Corneria
Wario	Clear 100-Man mode	Play 30 matches	Wario Ware, Inc. (no microgames)
Lucina	Clear Classic Mode as Marth without using continues	Play 40 matches	Arena Ferox
Dark Pit	Clear Classic Mode three times	Play 50 matches	Reset Bomb Forest
Dr. Mario	Clear Classic Mode as Mario on intensity 4.0 or higher	Play 60 matches	Mushroomy Kingdom
R.O.B.	Collect 200 trophies & clear Classic Mode with 6 different unlockable characters	Play 70 matches	Pictochat 2
Ganondorf	Clear Classic Mode as Link or Zelda on intensity 5.0 or higher	Play 80 matches	Gerudo Valley
Mr. Game & Watch	Clear Classic Mode 10 times	Play 90 matches	Flat Zone 2
Bowser Jr.	Clear Classic Mode as Bowser on intensity 6.0 or higher	Play 100 matches	3D Land
Duck Hunt	Clear Classic Mode 8 times	Play 110 matches	Battlefield
Jigglypuff	Collect 30 different pieces of equipment	Play 120 matches	Unova Pokémon League