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- Mario Kart Wii is a kart racing game featuring several single and multiplayer modes. The players each take control of one of many selectable Mario franchise.
Mario Kart Wii - The Cutting Room Floor. Mario Kart Wii is the sixth game in the series (not counting Arcade editions), which introduced bikes and.. Mushroom Gorge. Unused Character Icons. Petey Piranha. Petey Piranha's icon appears in the game files.
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Unused Character Icons Petey Piranha. Petey Piranha's icon appears in the game files. He was a playable character in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! but was scrapped here.
He was a playable character in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, but was scrapped here. Rarrrrrrrrrrgh!!!
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Koopa Paratroopa. Paratroopa was also a playable character in Double Dash!! Interestingly, he uses a different pose here than in the final Double Dash!! This same icon can be seen in early screenshots of Double Dash!! Hammer Brother. An icon of the Hammer Bros. This would have been the Hammer Brothers' debut in the Mario Kart series.
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Unused Mii Outfit. Apparently, there was going to be a Mii Outfit C. Oddly, though, it has a different icon compared to Outfits A and B.
While Outfits A and B are circles with "Mii" on them, C appears to be a grey jacket with the letter "C" on it, suggesting it didn't get much further than testing. The Mii Outfit C's Toad suit model is stored in the file npc_mii_a. Partition. 1\Race\Course\Object. It has only one animation: wait, which has 2. As it was never finished, though, the animation does nothing except corrupt the geometry. It has 4 bones: kinopio_all_root, skl_root, spin and face_1. The first two bones are connected to the entire model; spin controls from the waist upwards; and face_1 is connected to the hat only.
Unused Coursesold_mario_gc_b. This course is identical to GCN Mario Circuit. However, there is no Chain Chomp, and the Piranha Plants lack pipes (they are floating in mid- air). There is no minimap, and the minimap icon of the character scrolls off the screen.
This may in fact be a direct port of the data from Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, since shadows no longer give off a 'shading' effect to anything that passes under them, and the Piranha Plants attack any time a player nears them if the course is accessed in Time Trial mode, rather than periodically like in Time Trials for the final version of the course, which was how the course acted in Double Dash!! This course served as Nintendo's first tex.
It's identical to Mario Circuit, but with corrupted textures because the pointers that tell the course which textures to load miss slightly. No objects or items are present, and the lap counter does not work. It does have a minimap, though, which is also identical to Mario Circuit. If you replace the BRRES files from Draw Demo into Mario Circuit, you'll get Mario Circuit with stars textured everywhere. However, if you point the Draw Demo MDL0 to Mario Circuit's textures, everything is exactly like the normal Mario Circuit. Galaxy Coliseum. This track was used in three tournaments and is now unused. It has an outer- space theme and features a Topman enemy from Super Mario Galaxy.
In the tournaments, players had to knock the Topman off of the arena without being knocked off themselves. The outer rings of the arena would fall and disappear in tournament play, but this does not happen when accessed from elsewhere as the script to activate it is not present. This track uses a music file called "n_Boss. Mi_3. 2", unique to the course.
It can be accessed with codes by entering the code 0. A8. 09. 3 0. 00. 00. PAL) or 0. 08. A3. BB 0. 00. 00. 03. US) and selecting Mushroom Gorge.
Unused Code. Multiple ghosts in Time Trial. Due to the fact that the game handles Time Trial ghost replay data as if the ghost were an actual player on that console, hacks can be used to put up to four ghosts (or three ghosts and a human player) into a race at once, like in a normal race with four players. This feature was implanted in Mario Kart 7, although the limit was increased to 7 ghosts.
Unused Musicn_Boss. Mi_3. 2This music is only heard in the now- unused Galaxy Coliseum course. Crs_In_Fan_mission.
This sound used to be used at the beginning of certain tournaments. The file's name suggests that the game was originally going to have a Mario Kart DS- esque mission mode. It was most likely scrapped in favor of online tournaments. STRM_N_TRUCK_NThe second part of Wario's Gold Mine (inside the mine) has an opening to its track. Since the race always starts outside this opening is never heard. In addition, no online tournaments taking place in this level start inside.
Unused Graphics. Additional Lakitu Flags. Through hacking, it is possible to add more than three laps to a track.
Doing so shows that Lakitu actually has extra graphics on his flag for laps 3 through 9! While flags 3 and 4 were used in 2 tournaments, where you race the babies in Cookie Land and race around rooms of DS Twilight House with 5 laps, the flags indicating laps 5 through 9 go unused.
The lap 5 flag goes unused because in the Cookie Land and Twilight House tournament, Lakitu uses the final lap flag on Lap 5. Misc. Graphics. A coin graphic from Super Mario Bros.
A very old American flag graphic. The icon of Mario in the Dragster might have been an early design for the banner icon on the Wii Menu. This Mii face, presumably of former head of Nintendo R& D 1 Hirofumi Matsuoka, could have been for testing licenses. While the Wiimote graphic is used, it's only seen with the Nunchuck. Some additional graphics that are not used. The circles appear to be simple test graphics. Unused Bones. Koopa Troopa's and Dry Bones' Wings.
The Koopa Troopa character texture, in which we can see the unused wing textures. Koopa Troopa and Dry Bones have two unused bones named wing_l.
While the bones aren't used in this game, they were used in the game's predecessor, Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, as Paratroopa's flapping wings, since both Koopa and Paratroopa shared the same model in that game. These were probably just leftovers from when Nintendo ported the Double Dash!! Mario Kart Wii. The bones aren't referenced in any of Koopa Troopa's or Dry Bones' animations, so if someone were to hack a texture over the bones, they wouldn't move.
The fact that Dry Bones has the same unused bones as Koopa Troopa implies that its model was based on the latter's. Unused Items. Chain Chomp. While Chain Chomps DO appear in Mario Kart Wii as obstacles in courses such as Mario Circuit or Chain Chomp Wheel/Roulette, there is an icon for the Chain Chomp item, as seen in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Next to the mouth is the kanji for "temporary" (д»®). Placeholder Items. Three placeholder items labeled "NEW1", "NEW2" and "NEW3" are stored in the game's graphics, and are obviously unused.
Regional Differences. Across different regions, certain tracks and vehicles have different names. These are the names that differ between the European and North American releases, along with a direct translation of the Japanese original (not counting retro courses). Course Names Japanese.
Moh Moh Country. Moo Moo Meadows. Moo Moo Meadows. Mushroom Gorge. Mushroom Gorge. Kinopio Factory. Toad's Factory. Toad's Factory. DK Snowboard Cross. DK's Snowboard Cross.
Wario's Gold Mine. Wario's Gold Mine. Maple Treehouse. Guragura Kazan. Grumble Volcano. Grumble Volcano. Karakara Iseki. Moon Ridge & Highway. Moonview Highway.
Moonview Highway. Bowser's Castle. Bowser's Castle. Wanwan Roulette. Chain Chomp Roulette. Chain Chomp Wheel. Galaxy Colosseum. Galaxy Colosseum.
Vehicle Names Japanese. Super Baby Car. Super Pukupuku. B Dasher Mk. 2. Classic Dragster. Dolphin Dasher. Dolphin Dasher. Survival Buggy. Piranha Prowler. Piranha Prowler. Unobtainable Item Boxes. There are 3 item boxes in DK Summit located under the map.
They are a bit after the S curve, but on the bottom of the level (on the respawn plane). In the image to the left, they are highlighted in red. A video can be seen here (go to 1: 3.
Debug Folder. An empty folder named debug can be found in the game's file system. Its exact purpose is unknown. File paths in the executable referring to this folder also contain names of letter texture files (the envelope and content of letters being posted to the Wii message board and the ones being received when a tournament starts. Maybe Nintendo used this to easier test new variants of the letter?