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Mario Kart: Double Dash

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the top three racers are awarded gold, silver and bronze trophies. A player who sets a new time record can enter their initials after the trophies are awarded. The Time Trial is a single-player mode in which the player can race over a set number of laps to record the fastest completion time. The player can set records in total race time and individual lap time, and can race against a "ghost", a recording of the player's best time on a track. A ghost cannot be created if the race takes too long or if the completed race is not faster than the current ghost. In the Versus mode, two or more human players can race against each other on any given track, with the race concluding when all but the last-place racer finish the race. The frequency of items and number of laps are customizable in this mode.
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others cannot receive and are picked up in the same way as standard items; for example, only Mario and Luigi can launch fireballs against other racers. Singular Item Boxes grant an item to the rear rider, while Double Item Boxes give an item to both riders. When a racer suffers a crash, any items they were carrying will fall onto the course, and any racer who runs into these items will be instantly affected. In co-op play, if the rear rider is not already carrying an item, they can steal an item from other racers by using one of the shoulder buttons to attack an opponent.
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Both characters and karts are divided into light, medium, and heavy classes; characters cannot ride in karts that are smaller than they are. Light karts have fairly low top speeds but accelerate quickly and are scarcely affected by off-road terrain. Heavy karts have high top speeds and can knock away
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The player can acquire weapons and power-ups by running into Item Boxes scattered across the tracks and arenas of the game. The item the player receives is determined randomly and can be used to hinder other racers or boost the player's own performance. Each pair of characters has a unique item that
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titles. Bro Buzz said that while the audio was "safe and sweet", it was beginning to feel too familiar. Leeper, Davis and Metts warned of the repetitive character voices, with Metts mentioning that the player characters each had a single first-place victory comment. Mirabella and Sell remarked that
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The Battle mode is divided into three multiplayer games that take place on one of a selection of arenas. In "Balloon Battle", each player has three balloons, with one being lost when a player is hit by a weapon or hazard; players who lose all their balloons are eliminated, with victory going to the
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features four game modes: Grand Prix, Time Trial, Versus, and Battle. In the Grand Prix mode, the player races in one of a series of Cups consisting of four tracks each. A race is held on each track, and the racers receive points depending on their finishing positions. Upon the conclusion of a Cup,
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was not suited to these connectivity ideas and decided to exclude it. It was desirable to narrow down the gap between the ability of veteran and novice players. Gameplay features like the ability to escape the banana were removed; the staff wanted both veteran and novice players to enjoy the game.
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The player can send their kart into a drift by pressing one of the shoulder buttons while making a turn, allowing them to take a tight corner while maintaining speed. While drifting, the sparks emanating from the kart's tires will change color; the player will obtain a short burst of speed if they
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The development team struggled in devising gameplay features that would be enjoyed by the fans of the series. One of the hardest tasks chief director Kiyoshi Mizuki was assigned to do was to attract people who had no prior experience with the series; he decided to make the gameplay as simple as
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presented the staff with a variety of opinions which they in turn would have to incorporate the best way possible. Miyamoto let the team decide which graphics they wanted to use without restrictions.
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between January 2000 and July 2006 in that country. The game ultimately sold 3.8 million units in the United States, and over 802,000 units in Japan. It received a "Gold" sales award from the
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sold 1 million units, making it the fastest-selling GameCube game up to that point. By July 2006, the game had sold 2.2 million copies and earned $ 105 million in the United States.
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was the best-selling game of November 2003. It is also the third best-selling GameCube game in Australia and was rereleased under the label of Players Choice only in that region.
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gave the game a perfect score, and said the graphics were of "3-D perfection" and the controls and game mechanics "rival those of any racing game". Bro Buzz of
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exit a drift when the sparks are blue. At the beginning of a race, the player can receive a burst of speed by pressing the acceleration button at the same time
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last player standing. Players can steal balloons using the same method for stealing items in races. In "Shine Thief", players fight for possession of a single
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commented that the gameplay remains "fast and furious". The feature of having two riders per kart was praised by Justin Leeper and Andy McNamara of
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and lose points when hit by opponents' Bob-ombs, with the winner being the first to reach three or four points depending on the number of players.
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lighter karts on impact but have poor acceleration and lose significant speed off-road. Medium karts are average in both speed and acceleration.
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s Jonathan Metts appreciated the soundtrack's focus on original compositions rather than arrangements of series standards. However, Metts and
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Donkey Kong and Wario racing at Luigi Circuit, the introductory track of the game. Two players can ride on a kart instead of one in
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in August 2003. In September, Nintendo held a Gamers' Summit for the press, in which a nearly complete and more sped up version of
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A special edition was released, which included a bonus disc containing playable demos, video trailers and bonus content for
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released in November 2003 and received positive reviews from critics. It attained an aggregated score of 87 out of 100 on
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is the most fun you'll have with a game this year. And probably next year. And maybe even the year after that".
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3D surface with no background. At the time, it was early in development, and the working title of the game was
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proclaimed that the music, while decent, was the game's weakest aspect and lacked the catchiness of previous
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s Fran Mirabella III dismissed the score as simplistic and unimpressive, and Metts considered the amount of
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s Louis Bedigian felt that none of the racing games he had played for the GameCube were as "spectacular" as
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criticized the game's single-player mode for lacking substance and the track design for being "bland".
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Averill, Alan; Shepperd, Christopher; Pelland, Scott; Thomason, Steve; Grimm, Steven (January 2004).
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was displayed. The Gamers' Summit announced the North American release date to be November 17, 2003.
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a "great-looking, great-playing game that most gamers will instantly warm to." Tom Bramwell of
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thought the game was one of the "finest pieces of electronic entertainment ever developed."
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for not progressing beyond its predecessor, calling the game a "mediocre effort". G-Wok of
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as a seven-second video clip. The clip featured Mario and Luigi driving their karts on a
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reported in February 2009 that the game had sold nearly seven million copies worldwide.
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was discussed as an opportunity among the developers, but they eventually agreed that
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characterized the music as upbeat, with Davis classifying some of the tracks as
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support was useful in gauging when an opponent is approaching the player.
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in 2004. It received the GameCube Video Game of the Year award from the
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has received criticism from the media. Considering the 7-year gap since
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said that the game's "pure, exhilarating glee will envelop your soul".
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Shigeru Miyamoto provided a number of opinions to the development team.
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received "generally favorable" reviews from critics according to
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Mario Kart: Double Dash (Nintendo GameCube) instruction booklet
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Bettenhausen, Shane; Ford, Greg; Linn, Demian (December 2003).
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ranked it as the 12th highest-selling game launched for the
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also regarded some of the music to be subpar. Chris Sell of
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game, praising the two-player co-op mode and track design.
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s 100 greatest Nintendo games of all time. In 2021,
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The game received the "Multiplayer Game" award from
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It is the fourth main entry in the 7: 2602:"VSDA honors games in annual awards" 2254:Pfister, Andrew (December 2, 2003). 2213:Miller, Skyler (December 15, 2003). 1635:Hiranand, Ravi (November 14, 2003). 1437:from the original on August 11, 2009 1411:from the original on August 11, 2009 558: 533: 300:series. Similar to previous titles, 2723:from the original on March 12, 2023 2077:from the original on April 18, 2021 2061:McIlvaine, Spencer (May 14, 2009). 1913:Williams, Bryn (November 1, 2003). 1807:. IDG Entertainment. Archived from 1483:Schneider, Peer (August 21, 2003). 1261:. November 14, 2003. Archived from 1213:"CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS" 1053:In its first seven weeks of sales, 661: 524: 2573:Video Software Dealers Association 2515:from the original on June 29, 2015 2449:Thorsen, Tor (December 17, 2003). 2408:Caoili, Eric (November 26, 2008). 2042:from the original on March 3, 2011 1948:Kitts, Martin (December 1, 2003). 1717:Bramwell, Tom (November 3, 2003). 1549:. 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Developer(s)
Nintendo EAD
Publisher(s)
Nintendo
Director(s)
Producer(s)
Shigeru Miyamoto
Tadashi Sugiyama
Takashi Tezuka
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Artist(s)
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Mario Kart
Platform(s)
GameCube
JP
PAL
NA
Genre(s)
Kart racing
Single-player
multiplayer
kart racing video game
Nintendo
GameCube
Mario Kart

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