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→Mario Kart Tour: Unlike F# and G♭, G# and A♭ are not enharmonic keys (keys that have multiple names). In Major, there is only A♭ Major, and in minor, G# minor is generally preferred. A♭ minor *has* been used every now and then, but it is not common. G# Major practically does not exist. It "exists" the same way that B♭♭ Major and F♭ Major "exist."
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Mario54671 (talk | contribs) m (→Mario Kart Tour: Unlike F# and G♭, G# and A♭ are not enharmonic keys (keys that have multiple names). In Major, there is only A♭ Major, and in minor, G# minor is generally preferred. A♭ minor *has* been used every now and then, but it is not common. G# Major practically does not exist. It "exists" the same way that B♭♭ Major and F♭ Major "exist.") |
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==''Mario Kart Tour''== | ==''Mario Kart Tour''== | ||
[[File:MKT Baby Park Scene.png|thumb|View of the starting line]] | [[File:MKT Baby Park Scene.png|thumb|View of the starting line]] | ||
Baby Park returns in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' starting from the [[Cat Tour (2022)|2022 Cat Tour]], being the first course from ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!'' to reappear in ''Mario Kart Tour'' since [[GCN Yoshi Circuit]] and [[GCN Dino Dino Jungle]] at the game's launch. The course is based on its ''Mario Kart 8'' iteration, but uses the music from its original appearance in ''Double Dash!!'' (though it still goes up a key and increases in tempo at each lap like in ''Mario Kart 8'') and has five laps like in ''Mario Kart DS'' (lap 1 in F major, lap 2 in F#/G♭ major, lap 3 in G major, lap 4 in | Baby Park returns in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' starting from the [[Cat Tour (2022)|2022 Cat Tour]], being the first course from ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!'' to reappear in ''Mario Kart Tour'' since [[GCN Yoshi Circuit]] and [[GCN Dino Dino Jungle]] at the game's launch. The course is based on its ''Mario Kart 8'' iteration, but uses the music from its original appearance in ''Double Dash!!'' (though it still goes up a key and increases in tempo at each lap like in ''Mario Kart 8'') and has five laps like in ''Mario Kart DS'' (lap 1 in F major, lap 2 in F#/G♭ major, lap 3 in G major, lap 4 in A♭ major, and lap 5/the final lap in A major). Unlike the previous iteration, the course is no longer in anti-gravity and appears as a flat course. The Baby Mario and Baby Luigi pictures on the starting banner have been removed, and the banner's poles have now been redesigned. Like this game's iteration of [[N64 Royal Raceway]], the hot-air balloons are no longer princess-themed, instead taking their design from the ones seen in this game's iteration of [[3DS Daisy Hills]]. The roller coaster has once again been removed, likely to allow players to go outside the loop in the T variation. The guardrails are now colored blue. The Baby Peach statue is now fully golden, the Luigi's Mansion attraction now uses its original design, resembling the mansion's design from this game's iteration of [[DS Luigi's Mansion]], and the Koopa Paratroopa gift shop has been removed. The course's minimap has also been rotated 90° and is positioned off-center in-game, likely also to accommodate the T version. This course is a favorite of [[Mario|Mario (Santa)]], [[Princess Daisy|Daisy (Holiday Cheer)]], [[Princess Peach|Peach (Wedding)]], [[Mario|Mario (Golf)]], [[Dr. Mario]], [[Cat Mario]], and the [[Mii|Wario, Chain Chomp, and Petey Piranha Mii Racing Suits]]. It is also a favorite of [[Princess Daisy|Daisy (Sailor)]] if she reaches level 6. | ||
Baby Park's R variant has static Item Boxes and added ramps and [[Dash Panel]]s, while the T variant takes players outside of the loop and only has three laps (lap 1 in F major, lap 2 in F#/G♭ major, and lap 3/the final lap in G major), making it the only course in the game with a lap count difference between variations. | Baby Park's R variant has static Item Boxes and added ramps and [[Dash Panel]]s, while the T variant takes players outside of the loop and only has three laps (lap 1 in F major, lap 2 in F#/G♭ major, and lap 3/the final lap in G major), making it the only course in the game with a lap count difference between variations. | ||