but not vice versa (CPU player to you).It came to my surprise today that the Blue Shell will redirect to another player if someone passes you while it's honing in on you. I haven't seen it do this in any previous MK (haven't played 8)
Ah, I didn’t get to play MK8 much. Its the only Mario Kart I never owned.The horn thing was in 8
Because they did. Listen:View attachment 11364
Why do these Shy Guys look like they're about to drop the hottest mixtape of 2021
White Shy Guy! He could rescue lost Yoshies in Yoshi’s Story (N64).View attachment 11364
Why do these Shy Guys look like they're about to drop the hottest mixtape of 2021
(Also pretty annoying being placed right before a glide ramp like that)
Haha, next up Yoshi with Tommy Gun.I guess Shy Guy's had enough of cartoon weapons
I wouldn’t really use generic when it comes to Los Angeles Laps, Berlin Byways and Ninja Hideaway, while Merry Mountain has a style close to the Super Mario Galaxy games.Did they outsource this game’s music at some point? There is no way to know for sure since the game doesn’t list any credits, but here are my thoughts.
The tracks introduced in the game’s first few tours have the distinct Mario Kart pizzazz of other titles, as if they were developed in-house at Nintendo or were supervised by a Mario Kart sound designer. Tokyo Blur is particularly reminiscent of Toad Circuit from Mario Kart 7, and the course introduction jingle is tonally in line with Mario Kart 8’s.
With London Loop, the music started sounding more experimental, as Mister Wu put it. I don’t know if I’m able to go into specifics—I just sense more commonplace chords and motifs in these newer tracks, surely experimental enough for the series.
Sure, other Mario Kart soundtracks may likewise deviate in style from each other on account of different composers—N64 Rainbow Road and MK8 Ranbow Road may sound nothing alike when heard the first time; even rearrangements like MK8’s Ribbon Road are sometimes drastically different from the originals. However, they all englobe some of the race excitement of Mario Kart, whereas MKT displays an unusually generic appeoach to its music. Any thoughts on, uuh, my thoughts?