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'''Wario Stadium''' is the first race course of the [[Star Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'', as well as the second longest race in the game (only behind [[N64 Rainbow Road|Rainbow Road]]). According to the manual, [[Wario]] himself designed and built this track. Wario Stadium shares its music with [[N64 Luigi Raceway|Luigi Raceway]], [[N64 Mario Raceway|Mario Raceway]] | '''Wario Stadium''' is the first race course of the [[Star Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'', as well as the second longest race in the game (only behind [[N64 Rainbow Road|Rainbow Road]]). According to the manual, [[Wario]] himself designed and built this track. Wario Stadium shares its music with [[N64 Luigi Raceway|Luigi Raceway]], [[N64 Mario Raceway|Mario Raceway]] and [[N64 Royal Raceway|Royal Raceway]]. | ||
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Revision as of 06:57, December 1, 2022
- This article is about the race course from Mario Kart 64. For the race course from Mario Kart DS and classic course in Mario Kart 8, see DS Wario Stadium.
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| Appears in | Mario Kart 64 (1996) | ||
| Cup(s) | Star Cup | ||
| Distance | 1591 m | ||
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Wario Stadium is the first race course of the Star Cup in Mario Kart 64, as well as the second longest race in the game (only behind Rainbow Road). According to the manual, Wario himself designed and built this track. Wario Stadium shares its music with Luigi Raceway, Mario Raceway and Royal Raceway.
Course layout
The track contains several sharp turns and a series of hills and bumps. Wario Stadium is the only track in the series to include a jump which, if failed to clear, will set the player back a good quarter of the track; the jump on Mario Circuit 2 sets the player back only a fifth of the track. In later Mario Kart titles, failing to make these kinds of jumps will have Lakitu bring the player back to the start of the jump.
Shortcuts
A glitch enables the player to hop over a wall just after the starting line and end up close to the finish line. A different glitch then can be used to jump over the barrier to just before the finish line, enabling players to cross the finish line while still qualifying as a full lap.
Profiles
Mario Kart 64
- Instruction manual bio: That rascal Wario was in charge of the design and construction of this course. A fan of motocross races, he brought in major amounts of sand to fill this huge stadium in an attempt to build a course more suitable to bikes than Karts. Each lap's distance is extremely long, making it difficult to stay concentrated on the race.
- Website bio: One of the longest tracks in the game, Wario Stadium will test your endurance and concentration.
Gallery
The icon from the menu
The bumps found on the track
The big jump
Wario, in his stadium
An overview of the map from the official Mario Kart 64 website
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | ワリオスタジアム Wario Sutajiamu |
Wario Stadium |
| Chinese | 瓦力欧竞技场 Wǎlìōu Jìngjìchǎng |
Wario Arena |
Trivia
- In the Nintendo Power Player's Guide for Mario Kart 64, the best staff time listed is 22 seconds, the fastest staff time on any track in the series.[1]
- As of Mario Kart Tour and the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass, Wario Stadium is the only track from Mario Kart 64 that has yet to return as a classic course.
References
- ^ Owsen, Dan et al. 1997. Mario Kart 64 Nintendo Player's Guide, page 95.
