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I'm betting on no Retro Tracks this time. It's sad, but it's likely.

For years, I've been telling myself I'm perfectly okay with my Wii Mini, but I think the release of a brand new console is the perfect time to upgrade.
Especially if a 24-player Mario Kart game with a beautiful Southwestern-themed track is available AT LAUNCH! 😍
Only problem: Why does DK seem to have his movie design?

Not that anyone cares, but I probably won't be able to submit a track in time. It took me a while to come up with an idea, and neither Inkscape nor the SVG to PNG converter wanted to cooperate with me. I'll probably release it on my own time in the future, but if I rush it, it just won't have the same quality suitable for a contest like this. Good luck to everyone who is competing.
For those wondering what my plan was...

I've never done great in one of these contests, but I might as well participate just for the fun of it. (But I'm gonna warn you, my tracks are a lot better when I don't feel the need to rush myself. Expect something mid at best.)

Maybe I SHOULD be glad because I'm allowed to say BASIC NUMBERS on here.

As someone who's been in and out of the AJ community...
THEIR LIST OF BANNED WORDS MAKES IT NEAR IMPOSSIBLE TO HAVE COHERENT CONVERSATIONS
No matter what side MKPC is on (from past experience, not banned) be glad it's not frickin' Animal Jam.

I'm creating my own songs using BeepBox for a Roblox adventure game, and while I lost the BB links, I have two level themes created. I only wanted to upload one, so I chose level 2 since I consider it a lot more energetic than level 1.

Do the backing instruments sound repetitive? Probably. Does it fit a volcano level? Probably not. But I have an alternate version in my head if I need to make that.

MKWii, since it came bundled with the Wii Mini I got for Christmas. In fact, it was my first Mario game ever.

A Roblox game I tried to kickstart a couple years ago

Name: Roger Mines’ Grand Adventure
Genre: Action/Adventure Platformer
Origin: A few years ago, this was originally going to be a fangame featuring the Koopalings from the Super Mario series, in a version of Mario 64 that reverses the roles. Players would have to rescue Bowser from the clutches of Mario and his friends, using the different abilities of the seven Koopalings. However, after I got reminded that copyright strikes existed, and that there was a similar fangame called A Koopa’s Revenge, I scrapped that game, and decided to make a character of my own. I looked to the artstyles of games like Sonic the Hedgehog, which is insanely popular, and Animal Jam, which was my favorite web game growing up. Soon, Roger Mines was born.
Story: Roger Mines' Grand Adventure takes place in the modern day, in the Kingdom of Skalania, a kingdom of floating islands high in the sky. All of the islands are connected by a system of bridges, and they all connect to a larger central island that is home to Skalania Palace, where Queen Lashandra resides. The central island is also the most populated by citizens. In this kingdom, hundreds of anthropomorphic animals coexist with each other, and come from all walks of life, from rich to poor, from supernatural to super ordinary. One day, a giant falcon named Akila, queen of the Kingdom of Avianta, comes down from the stormy clouds to destroy the bridges, and unleash an attack on Skalania. With the kingdom in danger, the people turn to a well-known adventurer: a wolf named Roger Mines. He lives on his own island, and is always exploring the secrets it holds. The citizens figure that his adventurousness will be a great benefit to them, so they send him on his way to give the crown back to Lashandra. Unfortunately, he only starts his journey with the shovel and flashlight that are in his pocket.
Gameplay: Controlling Roger, the player must dig holes into the ground to reveal legendary artifacts that will help him to defeat the enemies in his way, as well as portals that can carry him across islands, and to Akila’s castle. However, these portals have to be unlocked by collecting a certain amount of Bean Bucks, (working name,) which are paw-print-shaped tokens that can be earned by defeating enemies, completing tasks, and finding them in caves. Each island has two portals, with each one leading to a different level. Some take him forward, while others take him back. Once the player reaches Akila’s Castle, they must beat her in a boss fight to finish the game, and restore peace to Skalania.

I'm taking a computer science course in college if I get accepted, and potentially game development, so maybe this isn't the end for the game quite yet.

Trying to make a Toadette Circuit with a section that opened up a secret route if you entered it. We were still trying to figure out the whole override thing, but I eventually got it working. But then after they updated it to allow the music to change, it kept restarting every time I crossed an overlap trigger while playtesting, so I just gave up. It's probably still sitting in my storage somewhere.

I don't know if this is a pointless topic or not, but in preparation for my Switch 2 Direct stream, I'm doing some practice streams leading up to it to make sure my streaming skills are on point. If you wanna come join, (I don't exactly know what the plan is right now,) my channel name is The 1-UP Club, and the stream is called "'Sup, Guys? Jake Here- The 1-UP Club's First Stream". It starts in a little over an hour, so I'm sorry to spring it up on you so fast. But if you're interested, I'd love you have you join. (You might even get a face reveal from me.)

Not a full game, but enough content for one. The BCP has probably the most banger songs in the whole series. I genuinely can't think of any bad songs. And there were some that weren't all that good in their original games, but were given a huge upgrade in the BCP.
Also, I know this isn't canon, but Arcade GP DX also has come great music. If you want a full game of mostly upbeat techno vibes, give it a listen. The Final Lap songs also have slight changes from their regular counterparts, (or a new song entirely in the case of Bon Dance Street,) which I weirdly like.

I looked through this entire topic, and I couldn't find what I was looking for. Does anybody have an audience Koopa sprite, similar to the Toad and Yoshi ones? If so, thanks. I'll credit you if you need me to.