![]() The course has slightly different textures and missing fireballs. There also includes an early version with the large Dash Panel at the beginning replaced with a steep ramp with several Dash Panels scattered (and clearly unfinished textures). The slot reel at the end may have been cut out due to the changes to PEGI's rating system. It is assumed the changes in this course are largely due to programming errors. There are no pinballs on the course, unlike the final version. The course has different textures and the slot machine near the end of the level was part of the course for players to drive over. The clock handle at the end was blue instead of red. The kiosk demo of Mario Kart DS features Wario wearing his original long-sleeved shirt and Donkey Kong using his voice clips from Donkey Kong 64 unlike in the final game. outside Japan) as Mario were also seen in early versions of the game. ![]() The models of Daisy as Peach, Waluigi as Luigi, and HVC-012 (later called R.O.B. In the final he was replaced with Dry Bones. However, his model is that of Toad and he is unplayable. Also, as mentioned previously, his emblem was going to appear on the Poltergust 4000. Gadd was originally going to be a playable character, since his name appears in a file, and there is a folder called "oyama" which is the Japanese name for him. Gadd's emblem on it (the same way the Poltergust 3000 and Super Poltergust 3001 do), but this was cut from the game along with E. The Poltergust 4000 was originally going to have Professor E. A version of Waluigi's Zipper with four wheels instead of three.A white version of R.O.B.'s Standard RB.A dark gray version of Dry Bones' Standard DB. ![]() A slightly more detailed version of Donkey Kong's Wildlife kart.A version of Bowser's Tyrant with smaller claws.A version of Toad's 4-Wheel Cradle karts without the silver frame connecting the tires.A version of Princess Peach's Light Tripper kart featuring a different front.A completely different version of Wario's Brute kart, blue with a mouth and a yellow mark shaped like Wario's mustache.A version of Yoshi's Egg 1 kart with pink dots instead of green dots.Slightly differently textured versions of all Standard karts, featuring a different engine texture, as well as numbered emblems for each driver.Various early versions of karts have been found in the game data, such as: Aside from the aforementioned Mario Kart: Double Dash!!-styled speedometer, a different status bar of the rank rows was shown on the touch screen, the lap counter was originally placed on the touch screen, the item panel was in the middle of the top screen instead of the top-left corner, and the 2nd place logo was gold. The HUD was going to be very different from the final game. This may be proof that Mario Kart DS was going to be based on Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. ![]() In some screenshots of a very early Mario Kart DS, a speedometer resembling that of Mario Kart: Double Dash!! appears. The extracted car images (not models) from a different file in the demo game appear to resemble those of said game, too. It was going to be a menu similar to the one of Mario Kart: Double Dash!! with the blue star background. The kiosk demo version contains some files of a very early menu. ![]() Like Bowser's Shell, an image of a purple Koopa Shell exists, though data for such an item does not. ![]()
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