Mario Kart: Super Circuit
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Developer: | Intelligent Systems |
Publisher: | Nintendo |
Platforms: | GBA, 3DS, Wii U |
Date of release: |
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Overview
Mario Kart: Super Circuit is the third game in the Mario Kart series from Nintendo. It was first released for the Game Boy Advance (GBA, AGB) in 2001, and was the sixth bestselling title for the system. Mario Kart: Super Circuit utilizes Mode 7 graphics for its levels, while using sprites for characters and items. It also was the first handheld version of Mario Kart and the first to include retro tracks from previous entries in the series as it included all of the original Super Mario Kart courses.
Content
Characters
Courses
Cup | Track |
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![]() Mushroom Cup |
Peach Circuit |
Shy Guy Beach | |
Riverside Park | |
Bowser Castle 1 | |
![]() Flower Cup |
Mario Circuit |
Boo Lake | |
Cheese Land | |
Bowser Castle 2 | |
![]() Lightning Cup |
Luigi Circuit |
Sky Garden | |
Cheep-Cheep Island | |
Sunset Wilds | |
![]() Star Cup |
Snow Land |
Ribbon Road | |
Yoshi Desert | |
Bowser Castle 3 | |
![]() Special Cup |
Lakeside Park |
Broken Pier | |
Bowser Castle 4 | |
Rainbow Road | |
![]() Extra Mushroom Cup |
Mario Circuit 1 |
Donut Plains 1 | |
Ghost Valley 1 | |
Bowser Castle 1 | |
![]() Extra Flower Cup |
Mario Circuit 2 |
Choco Island 1 | |
Ghost Valley 2 | |
Donut Plains 2 | |
![]() Extra Lightning Cup |
Bowser Castle 2 |
Mario Circuit 3 | |
Koopa Beach 1 | |
Choco Island 2 | |
![]() Extra Star Cup |
Vanilla Lake 1 |
Bowser Castle 3 | |
Mario Circuit 4 | |
Donut Plains 3 | |
![]() Extra Special Cup |
Koopa Beach 2 |
Ghost Valley 3 | |
Vanilla Lake 2 | |
Rainbow Road |
Course |
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Battle Course 1 |
Battle Course 2 |
Battle Course 3 |
Battle Course 4 |
References
- Mario Kart: Super Circuit on Wikipedia
- Mario Kart: Super Circuit on the Super Mario Wiki