Both tracks won't blow you away visually, but boy are they fun to drive through. Mario Circuit reminds me - perhaps unsurprisingly - of Mario Circuit 3 from Wave 3 of the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC. Finally, the track's music is sneaky good make sure you listen closely for that twangy jaw harp sound. The canal section is one of the best individual areas of Wave 4, due to underwater currents and a secret path upward over the topside of a boat. It takes players nearby the windmills of the Zaanse Schans, past a tram, into the canal waters, and finally through an endless field of tulips. An expanded, combined version of three Tour variants, Amsterdam Drift has a lot going on thematically and structurally. In reality, this is one of the most charming tracks in Wave 4, one that really leans into its Dutch roots. It adds a bit of entertaining chaos to the proceedings.Īmsterdam Drift is the first course of the Fruit Cup, so you might expect it to be a pushover. Moreover, the top route has three different exits.
You can opt to follow the canopy above the Market, and take either the bottom or top path around the rails. The most inviting part of Bangkok Rush are the many branching paths. Things start off on the shallow Chao Phraya River, where you can boost jump off boats, then proceed into Maeklong Railway Market, the BTS Skytrain rails, and finally the Democracy Monument. As with most city tracks, it combines the best set pieces from each Tour variant to create a new, dynamic experience. The "weakest" of the lot is Bangkok Rush, but there's nothing deficient about it it would probably rank in fifth place in any other wave. It wouldn't be Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC without city courses from Mario Kart Tour. Regrettably, the shortcuts from Super Circuit are missing. And, of course, the visuals are significantly boosted. There are also Ptooies moving across the meandering road, carrying useful items like mushrooms. The track now takes place at sunny dusk, which significantly adds to the ambiance. That said, Nintendo has made some improvements over the GBA original. There's nothing wrong with the track, really. Well, Riverside Park is not the one to break with that pattern.
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If you've been following this series of articles, you've probably observed that I'm typically bearish on Super Circuit maps. Riverside Park (Mario Kart: Super Circuit) If you're interested, you can check out my rankings for Waves 1, 2, and 3 at these links. Plus, it comes with a new playable racer: Birdo!Īs per tradition, I've ranked each new track below, starting with my least favorite and ending with the best of the bunch. Pretty much every track here is worth racing, although some are slightly better than others. While Wave Four doesn't boast many all-time great courses, it also doesn't suffer from any duds. I'm happy to report that this fourth wave is arguably better than the previous batch, which I had identified as the best so far. When it was first announced, the two-year-long drip-feed of DLC tracks seemed like it would last forever, but the days, weeks, and months evaporated and here we are - two-thirds of the way through. It's hard to believe we're already more than halfway done with the "Booster Course" DLC for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. By Evan Norris, posted on 14 March 2023 / 4,786 Views
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