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All Cup Tour

The All-Cup Tour.

The All Cup Tour is an unlockable cup for Grand Prix in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! . In this cup, racers will race through all sixteen tracks in a randomized order, however, Luigi Circuit is always the first track and Rainbow Road is the last. It's possible for the player to earn 160 points if they place first in all sixteen races.

It's also possible to replicate this mode in all later releases (except Mario Kart 7 ) in the VS Race in single-player. For this to work, players need to set the options to 32 races (48 with Mario Kart 8 DLC tracks and in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe ), and set the track order to In Order or Random.

How to unlock [ ]

• Win the Special Cup in 150cc .

Completion Rewards [ ]

• 150cc : Mirror Mode
• Mirror : Parade Kart

Gallery [ ]

• Super Mario

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass

The Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass , sometimes formatted as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: Booster Course Pass on Nintendo 's Oceanian website, [16] [17] is a DLC expansion pack for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe . First announced during the Nintendo Direct on February 9, 2022, the pack includes twelve additional cups , for a total of 48 additional courses (bringing the total number of courses in the game to 96), most of which are remastered versions of courses from other Mario Kart games, including Mario Kart Tour . The courses are based on their designs from Mario Kart Tour , but with significant visual improvements and new music arrangements. In addition to the courses, starting with Wave 4's release, the pass also features eight additional playable characters for the game, which also return from other games of the Mario Kart series. The pass was released through six waves, with each wave containing eight total courses (divided into two cups of four courses each). The pack marks the longest gap between the original release of a Super Mario game and the release of its DLC, with the first wave releasing nearly five years after Mario Kart 8 Deluxe did. The pack also makes Mario Kart 8 Deluxe the first Mario Kart game to feature classic courses from games following the original game's release, with Mario Kart Tour and its reappearing courses debuting after Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was initially released.

The Booster Course Pass can be purchased on its own, but it is also included in a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription, [18] as well as in the digital-exclusive Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle (Game + Booster Course Pass) . [19] In Hong Kong, activation codes for the Booster Course Pass are additionally distributed in physical Nintendo Switch game cases, though buyers must own a copy of the base game to be able to use a code. [20] If the player has purchased the Booster Course Pass or currently has a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription, a small icon of a Super Star can be seen next to the version number on the game's title screen. The first wave of the DLC was made available to pre-load on March 15, 2022, and was released in most regions on March 18, 2022, while the final wave was released on November 9, 2023.

The courses shown in the key artwork use official screenshots and in-game course icons from Mario Kart Tour . Some screenshots of the courses show Paris Promenade and Paris Promenade 3 with barrier fences from that game, as well as an official screenshot of the ninja Shy Guys in Ninja Hideaway , which originated from the 2021 Ninja Tour 's in-game preview . Prior to Wave 1's release, the infographic showing all of the known courses across all six waves also used Mario Kart Tour screenshots. However, in the launch trailer for Wave 1 posted following its release, the infographic was updated to use in-game screenshots from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for all courses, which the release trailers for future waves, as well as the version of the infographic added to the game's menu in version 2.3.0 (upon the release of Wave 4), would follow as well.

Several minor adjustments to the courses in Wave 1 were made upon the release of Wave 2, such as their course icons being slightly brighter, and the sand and dirt on some courses now leaving tire marks. Additionally, the final car section in Wii Coconut Mall was adjusted, making the cars serve as hazards and move sporadically in random directions (except for Time Trials, in which they remain stationary as they were originally). With Wave 6, an additional end credits sequence was added, listing the staff members who worked on the pass.

In the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, Nintendo announced a bundle that includes the base Mario Kart 8 Deluxe game and a download code for the Booster Course Pass in Japan, and a bundle that includes the Booster Course Pass download code and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe pins, cards, and stickers (without the game) in Europe and Oceania, both of which released on October 6, 2023. [21] [22] [23]

• 1.1 Courses
• 1.2.1 Wave 4
• 1.2.2 Wave 5
• 1.2.3 Wave 6
• 1.3 Mii Racing Suits
• 2.1 Content
• 2.3 Artwork
• 2.4 Screenshots
• 2.5 Box art
• 2.7 Play Nintendo
• 3 Internal content
• 6 Names in other languages
• 8 External links
• 9 References

Content [ edit ]

Courses [ edit ].

Each of the six waves features two cups, each with four courses, for eight courses per wave. [18] In total, there are two courses each from Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64 , three courses from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! , four courses each from Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart 7 , five courses from Mario Kart: Super Circuit , eight courses from Mario Kart Wii , seventeen courses from Mario Kart Tour , and three new courses . Excluding the Mario Kart Tour courses, DS Shroom Ridge and GBA Snow Land are the only courses to make their first classic course appearances in the Booster Course Pass .

Ninja Hideaway , Merry Mountain , and Piranha Plant Cove lack the "Tour" prefix, despite debuting in Mario Kart Tour . In the Tencent release of the DLC in mainland China, all courses from Mario Kart Tour lack the "Tour" prefix, likely due to Mario Kart Tour 's unavailability from app distribution platforms in mainland China. Piranha Plant Pipeline is the only new course introduced in Mario Kart Tour to not be included in the DLC.

In Time Trials, the countries of several of the 150cc staff ghosts for Mario Kart Tour 's city courses match the cities' respective countries: Tour Paris Promenade , Tour Tokyo Blur , Tour New York Minute and Tour Los Angeles Laps , Tour London Loop , Tour Berlin Byways , Tour Amsterdam Drift , Tour Rome Avanti , and Tour Madrid Drive 's staff ghosts are French, Japanese, American, British, German, Dutch, Italian, and Spanish respectively. The other city courses have Japanese, American, or Spanish staff ghosts, as there are no staff ghosts in the game corresponding to the countries of those cities.

In the British English version of the game, 3DS Rock Rock Mountain and Wii DK Summit are known as 3DS Alpine Pass and Wii DK's Snowboard Cross respectively, as was the case in the British English versions of their original appearances. However, most courses that had different names between European French and Canadian French in previous games instead use their European French names in both versions, with the exceptions of DS Waluigi Pinball , Tour Amsterdam Drift, and 3DS Rosalina's Ice World .

Characters [ edit ]

Starting in Wave 4, eight additional playable characters were also added in the Booster Course Pass in addition to the courses. [24] [25] All of these characters reuse their character models, icons (except for Funky Kong), and some animations from Mario Kart Tour , along with several new animations such as tricks for bikes and ATVs, as well as losing animations. With Birdo 's inclusion in Wave 4 and Diddy Kong and Funky Kong 's inclusion in Wave 6, all playable characters from Mario Kart Wii are now included in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe .

Wave 4 [ edit ]

Wave 5 [ edit ]

Wave 6 [ edit ]

Mii Racing Suits [ edit ]

As part of the Wave 6 update, eighteen Mii Racing Suits from Mario Kart Tour were added. Seventeen of these suits are available for players with the Booster Course Pass . The other suit, which is the Daisy Mii Racing Suit, is unlocked by scanning Daisy's amiibo , and is available to be scanned in regardless of whether or not the player owns the Booster Course Pass . The seventeen suits in the Booster Course Pass have unique trick animations while in anti-gravity mode, some of which are taken from Mario Kart Tour , while some are original. Like amiibo suits, these do not affect any statistics. The Wave 6 update also modified the Mii icon on the character select screen to no longer include the amiibo logo, as it looked in the original Mario Kart 8 before the introduction of amiibo support. The seventeen suits available in the Booster Course Pass are listed below:

Gallery [ edit ]

All courses in the Booster Course Pass

All playable characters in the Booster Course Pass

Logos [ edit ]

English logo

European French logo

Canadian French logo

German logo

Spanish logo

Italian logo

Portuguese logo

Russian logo

Japanese logo

Korean logo

Traditional Chinese logo

Simplified Chinese logo

Artwork [ edit ]

Artwork of Mario

Artwork of Luigi

Artwork of Peach

Artwork of Toad

Key artwork

Promotional image for Wave 3, featuring Merry Mountain

Banner for the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle (Game + Booster Course Pass)

Artwork of Diddy Kong

Artwork of Pauline

Screenshots [ edit ]

Group screenshot of racers on Merry Mountain in Wave 3

Group screenshot of some of the content added in Wave 4

Group screenshot of the characters added in Wave 5

Group screenshot of the characters added in Wave 6

Miis in different Mii Racing Suits on GCN DK Mountain

Miis in different Mii Racing Suits on Wii Rainbow Road

The full character roster, with the Mii Racing Suits selection panel open

Booster Course Pass cup selection screen

The Booster Course Pass screen when the " Booster Course Pass " button is selected from the main menu

Pop-up message for players who do not have access to the Booster Course Pass (selecting the DLC cups)

Pop-up message for players who do not have access to the Booster Course Pass (selecting the Wave 4 and Wave 5 characters)

Pop-up message for players who do not have access to the Booster Course Pass (selecting the Wave 6 characters)

Pop-up message for players who do not have access to the Booster Course Pass (selecting the DLC Mii racing suits)

The celebratory "THANK YOU!" image at the end of the Booster Course Pass credits

The image at the end of the credits without the text

Box art [ edit ]

Japanese bundle box art

Traditional Chinese box art

Chinese (PRC) bundle box art

Other [ edit ]

The Wave 1 course icons at initial release (left) and after version 2.1.0 (right)

The label used for new courses in trailers

Play Nintendo [ edit ]

Graduation card

Internal content [ edit ]

An alternate version of the key artwork exists in the game's files as of version 2.0.0, showing several courses that were unreleased at the time of the update's release. As with the official artwork, this banner uses official screenshots and in-game course icons from Mario Kart Tour , including icons for trick and reverse/trick variants. Several courses included in the pass appeared in this banner before their official announcements, including Sky-High Sundae , GCN Waluigi Stadium , Wii DK Summit , GBA Sunset Wilds , Wii Koopa Cape , and several Tour city courses (notably including Tour Amsterdam Drift and Tour Bangkok Rush before their official reveals for Mario Kart Tour [27] ), though the SNES Mario Circuit art used within it is that of SNES Mario Circuit 1 and RMX Mario Circuit 1 , rather than SNES Mario Circuit 3 , which appears in the pass.

In the game's internal data in version 2.0.0, many upcoming course slots were each designated a prefix. Across waves 2-6, "SNES" (denoting a Super Mario Kart course) was allocated to two courses, "N64" ( Mario Kart 64 ) to one course, "GBA" ( Mario Kart: Super Circuit ) to four courses, "GCN" ( Mario Kart: Double Dash!! ) to four, "DS" ( Mario Kart DS ) to three, "Wii" ( Mario Kart Wii ) to five, "3DS" ( Mario Kart 7 ) to two, and "Tour" ( Mario Kart Tour 's city courses) to twelve, in addition to seven courses without a prefix (which either denote new courses or Mario Kart Tour 's non-city courses). [28] The prefixes, which matched the courses in Wave 2, were removed in version 2.1.0 with that wave's release; however, the lineups of later were slightly different, with several prefixes changing positions within the respective waves, Wii Maple Treeway appearing in place of GCN Waluigi Stadium in Wave 3, and Wii Moonview Highway appearing in place of SNES Bowser Castle 3 in Wave 5. Additionally, while the third slot of the Acorn Cup did not have a prefix in the data, Wii Moonview Highway's codename (Cnsw_63) assigns it to that placement, indicating that this slot may have been intended for either Piranha Plant Pipeline , which was the only Tour course to not be added as part of the Booster Course Pass , or a non-city Tour course that was never finished (as its own internal data indicates two non-city courses were in development, but later scrapped). Wave 6 also originally featured a second blank course slot and a fourth GCN slot; however, the final wave instead included Wii Daisy Circuit and 3DS Rosalina's Ice World , neither of which would have been possible inclusions with the original prefix leak (as Wii Rainbow Road 's spot lines up with the exact spot from said datamine and matches Wave 3 ending with 3DS Rainbow Road ).

In version 2.1.0, brief snippets of the first seconds of the music for many then-unreleased courses were added to the game's files, including GBA Sunset Wilds, GCN Waluigi Stadium, all of Mario Kart Tour 's new courses up to Tour Bangkok Rush, and every course that would go on to be featured in Wave 3. [29] The filenames of these music snippets all corresponded to the course order dictated by the then-removed unused prefixes; the snippets were removed with Wave 3's release in version 2.2.0. [30] These filenames indicate that several courses were moved between waves before their release, such as GCN Waluigi Stadium and Wii Maple Treeway originally being planned for Waves 3 and 6 respectively, Tour Los Angeles Laps and Tour Bangkok Rush originally being planned for Waves 4 and 5 respectively, and Tour Madrid Drive 's and Tour Athens Dash 's spots being swapped.

Staff [ edit ]

A credits sequence for the Booster Course Pass was added upon Wave 6's release. If the player has the Booster Course Pass , this credits sequence first plays upon completing all of its cups in at least third place in Grand Prix mode, then subsequently plays whenever the player completes the Moon Cup or Spiny Cup in at least third place. If the player does not have the Booster Course Pass , this credits sequence first plays upon completing any cup in Grand Prix mode in at least third place after racing in the Booster Course Pass 's courses in online or wireless multiplayer at least 100 times, then subsequently plays whenever the player completes the Bell Cup in at least third place. [31] The credits feature a downward scrolling sequence with many labels and stickers of various sponsors along with photos showing footage from the trailers that advertised the pass, as well as silhouettes of objects corresponding to the courses being shown, ending with a photo Media:MK8DXThankYouEndScreen.jpg of the Lakitu referee and most of the playable characters (excluding Baby Mario , Baby Luigi , Baby Peach , Baby Daisy , Baby Rosalina , Tanooki Mario , Cat Peach , the playable Lakitu , Metal Mario , Pink Gold Peach , the Inklings , the Villagers , Isabelle , Link , and Miis , as well as all character variants) posing together on N64 Rainbow Road with the text "THANK YOU!" at the bottom. The music begins with an arrangement of the credits theme from Super Mario Kart , followed by a medley of several course themes (in order of appearance: Tour Tokyo Blur , Ninja Hideaway , Tour Berlin Byways , Tour Singapore Speedway , Tour Vancouver Velocity , Tour Los Angeles Laps , Tour Madrid Drive , and Sky-High Sundae ), then returns to the Super Mario Kart credits theme before ending.

Media [ edit ]

Names in other languages [ edit ], trivia [ edit ].

• The pass was once briefly referred to as the " Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pack " on the site. [32]
• DS Shroom Ridge was once briefly labeled as a 3DS course instead of DS. [33]
• Similarly, the British Nintendo eShop page for the Booster Course Pass erroneously states that Wave 3 released on December 8 rather than December 7. [35]
• Nintendo of America's official Twitter account once erroneously used the British English name for Wii DK Summit in a tweet before deleting it and replacing it with the American English name. [36]
• Wii Rainbow Road used an image of 3DS Rainbow Road instead, and SNES Bowser Castle 3 was incorrectly listed as "Bowser's Castle 3". [37] Both errors have since been fixed on all versions of the webpage. [38]
• The trailers for the first three waves of the Booster Course Pass feature a voiceover in the North American versions (performed by voice actress Luci Christian [39] ), which is absent from the versions for other regions. The reveal trailers for later waves lack voiceovers in all regions.
• The minimaps for all Wave 6 courses are darker in color compared to the rest of the courses in the Booster Course Pass . Wii Rainbow Road 's minimap sprite also lacks the drop shadow that all other minimaps in the game have.

External links [ edit ]

• Japanese web page
• North American web page
• Canadian web page
• Latin American web page
• European web page
• Oceanian web page
• Korean web page
• Chinese (Hong Kong) web page
• Chinese (Taiwan) web page
• Chinese (mainland) web page

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