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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The banners around the track have the name "Music Park" on them, even in the non-North American versions of the game, where the track is known by a different name. This is intentionally included for online play purposes. | *The banners around the track have the name "Music Park" on them, even in the non-North American versions of the game, where the track is known by a different name. This is intentionally included for online play purposes. | ||
*This is one of nine retro courses in ''Mario Kart 8'' wich doesn't involve anti-gravity. The others being [[Moo Moo Meadows]], [[Cheep Cheep Beach]], [[Dry Dry Desert (course)|Dry Dry Desert]], [[Donut Plains 3 (course)| Donut Plains 3]], [[Royal Raceway]], [[Yoshi Valley]], [[Tick-Tock Clock]] and [[Grumble Volcano]]. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 05:35, May 28, 2014
- Not to be confused with Water Park.
Template:Racecourse Music Park (known as Melody Motorway in Europe and Australia) is the third race of the Flower Cup in Mario Kart 7. The course takes place on a winding road containing several musical instruments, including a giant xylophone and piano as well as a giant tambourine that acts like a Mushroom Trampoline from Mushroom Gorge. All instruments make their own sounds when driven over or passed by.
Appearances
Mario Kart 7
Course layout
The course starts off with a road containing trumpets and a large violin. Following this is a piano turn, with two Super Piranha Plants planted near the end and surrounded by circles of light, near which is a small ramp sided with a Music Block. These lights around the Piranha Plants are to be avoided by racers. Otherwise, the plants will bite, causing the victim's kart to tumble end over end. After xylophone and glockenspiel turns, the tambourine trampoline appears; here, the sides of the track are full of musical sound waves. Then there is a split road containing Bouncing Notes jumping side to side and 3 metronome beats are played just before they land from jumping. After one minute and fifty-two seconds have passed, they jump faster. After that there's a big turn with a smaller tambourine trampoline which can be used to cut the turn. After another left turn there's the finish line.
Any players that race beneath these notes will be flattened and spun around. However, if players are near one of the notes when it hits the ground, they will be launched into the air and can take advantage of the air time by gaining a short boost.
Gallery
Princess Peach and Toad, on the giant tambourine.
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Princess Peach and Yoshi, driving on the giant piano.
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The starting area of Music Park.
Lakitu, approaching two giant Bouncing Notes.
Mario Kart 8
This course is set to make an appearance in Mario Kart 8 as the third track in the Leaf Cup.[1] In this game, the course has ambient lighting, updated graphics, and shading. The Bouncing Notes now squint when hitting the ground and the metronome played are louder than before. Aside from the update in visuals, the track's layout remains the same as in the original, which is not seen in any other retro course in this game.
Names in other languages
Trivia
- The banners around the track have the name "Music Park" on them, even in the non-North American versions of the game, where the track is known by a different name. This is intentionally included for online play purposes.
- This is one of nine retro courses in Mario Kart 8 wich doesn't involve anti-gravity. The others being Moo Moo Meadows, Cheep Cheep Beach, Dry Dry Desert, Donut Plains 3, Royal Raceway, Yoshi Valley, Tick-Tock Clock and Grumble Volcano.
References
- ^ Mario Kart 8 E3 trailer, Nintendo. Retrieved June 11, 2013.
