Posts Tagged ‘mario kart’
Diddy Kong Racing is an arcade / multiplayer racing game developed by Rare and released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997. As we can read in an interesting retrospective article on the game published on GamesTM (an english magazine) and reported by MundoRare, originally DKR was born as a prototype for a new Real Time [...]
Atari Karts [Jaguar - Beta]
4 Aug 2009Atari Karts is a Mario Kart-style racing game for Atari Jaguar published by Atari Games and developed by Miracle Designs Ltd. The game music was composed in 1994 by Fabrice Gillet in Protracker on an Amiga. Both he and the people who created the in-game artwork are not listed in the game’s credits at the [...]
This game’s Retro Grand Prix was going to include a few more tracks, such as Mario Circuit from Mario Kart: Double Dash (Dismantled for the new Mario Circuit.), Nokonoko Course, and Mario Kart: Double Dash’s Block City battle area. There was also an mysterious “Dokan Course” stage and Moo Moo Farm music, as well as [...]
Super Mario Kart [SNES - Beta / Proto]
23 Sep 2008At the Digital Press Forum, van_halen has posted some photos from a prototype version of Super Mario Kart, a “beta” with some interesting differences, like early version of some of the sprites, different layout and music in some levels, different title screen, select screen and “choose-your-driver” screen, missing “black X” from the Lakitu’s flag (when [...]
Mario Kart Wii [Wii - Beta / Unused Stuff]
4 May 2008Hideki Konno, producer of Mario Kart Wii, had wanted to include extra online features like the ranking system and Ghost Data inside of Mario Kart DS, but he wasn’t been able to in time for a 2005 release. Now, on Mario Kart Wii, these features could finally be implemented. Konno had also been proposing ideas [...]
Mario Kart: Super Circuit [GBA - Beta]
8 Apr 2008When it was first shown, Mario Kart for the Gameboy Advance looked a bit different than the final version. If you take a look a these beta images, the characters had bigger heads and smaller karts. Also it seems that the tracks had some differences in the details and in the course design, as we [...]
Mario Kart [GC - Tech Demo / Concept]
8 Apr 2008The new Mario Kart for the GameCube was first showed at the E3 2001 with a seven seconds long trailer. The clip featured Mario and Luigi driving their karts on a bump mapped 3D surface with no background. At the time MK was still early in development, and the working title of the game was [...]
Super Mario Kart R [N64 - Beta]
4 Apr 2008On the 24 November 1995, Nintendo finally presented the final version of the Ultra 64, (renamed “Nintendo 64” because of copyright problem) at the Shoshinkai Software Exhibition. Among the thirty titles shown in playable form or in video (including Star Fox and Wave Race) one of the most interesting was Super Mario Kart R, an [...]
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