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Mario Kart DS
Developer Nintendo EAD
Publisher Nintendo
System Nintendo DS
Release Date US November 14, 2005
AU November 17, 2005
EU November 25, 2005
JP December 8, 2005
KO April 5, 2007
Genre Racing
Gallery GH Gallery
Rating ESRB: E

Mario Kart DS is the sixth game Mario Kart game, released for the Nintendo DS.

Gameplay

The usual cast of characters (in Mario Kart 64 and Super Circuit) return with several unlockable characters. The game returns to the original style of kart-racing. The game has twice the amount of normal race tracks due to having two seperate cups - the Nitro Cup (which contains all the new tracks) and the Retro Cup (which contains cups from the previous four Mario Kart games, not counting the recently-released Mario Kart Arcade GP).

In addition, there is a challenge mode where players can perform a variety of tasks. The challenge mode includes boss races for the first time in the Mario Kart series. Battle mode again returns as well.

The game can be played with up to 8 players in a immediate group of players. It can be played online against three other players with a variety of options to play with. The game itself launched alongside the Nintendo DS WiFi system and was the first game to use it.

Legacy

Tracks

Mushroom Cup Flower Cup Star Cup Special Cup
Figure-8 Circuit Desert Hills DK Pass Wario Stadium
Yoshi Falls Delfino Square Tick-Tock Clock Peach Gardens
Cheep Cheep Beach Waluigi Pinball Mario Circuit Bowser's Castle
Luigi's Mansion Shroom Ridge Airship Fortress Rainbow Road

Sequels

The next game in the series will be Mario Kart Wii or Mario Kart Arcade GP 2.