Those question marks always created a spooky sense of mystery for this track. Like not only was it a confusing tangle of curves and paths, but you also never knew where in the race you were. It was a bit unnerving, even uncanny.
I just Came here after playing this course on Mario kart eight deluxe on the switch and it amazes me how the 64 version still kinda holds up to this day!
The various different types of roads, as well as the fact that you have to be careful not to fall of them, definitely makes this one of more entertaining and enjoyable racetracks, in the entire game
If there’s one thing I like about this version of Yoshi’s valley over mk8’s, it’s not knowing what place everyone is. Because of how many paths there are for you to take, it would be hard to determine if you are ahead or behind. (Okay, well there is the mini map, but why would you take your eyes off the road to look at it?) I mean I understand that the WiiU is stronger than the N64, but the mystery of who’s in first place made it more unique in my opinion.
The reason why the "mystery" thing in this course even exists is probably to prevent bugs/glitches. The MK8 version didn't seem to have that kind of problem.
@@Mr.Face222 it would take a few calculations to find every racer’s pos but I imagine the limited hardware of the 64 made it difficult considering all that’s going on (music, polygon rendering, texture mapping, etc). It probably would make for a mess on the leaderboard.
I'm guessing, based on the fact that Nintendo evidently didn't bother, that MK64 must track progress using a simple "circle around a focal point" method. I say this because...yeah, look at that map and try placing a good focal point for it.
It's the controls and the physics of the game that make it "harder" and not the courses themselves imo. This game has ridiculously slidy controls and the most other Mario Kart games don't suffer through that.
Several courses in this game share the same music. Mario Kart games in the past have done that while Mario Kart 8 is the only Mario Kart game where each original course have their own music themes.
@@Mr.Face222Until the Booster Course Pass, which brought back several tracks that use the same music, like DS Waluigi Pinball returned, and shares the same music as DS Wario Stadium like in the original Mario Kart DS
The game probably does know - it wouldn't be very hard for the code to determine the positions (translate points on each path to a percentage or alike) + the minimap highlights the person in first anyway. So they probably excluded it to add mystery or to prevent glitches
@@Mr.Death101 what a horrible thing to say. life isn’t a competition. saying that someone should kill themselves just because they aren’t “strong” is horrible. you don’t have to be the best at everything. that’s how life is. people have gone to prison and etc for saying that online so watch your tongue.
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If you fall on this track, it takes 5 million years before you get picked up again lol
Those question marks always created a spooky sense of mystery for this track. Like not only was it a confusing tangle of curves and paths, but you also never knew where in the race you were. It was a bit unnerving, even uncanny.
64 likes? Coincidence? I think not!
Talk about an uncanny valley!
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I just Came here after playing this course on Mario kart eight deluxe on the switch and it amazes me how the 64 version still kinda holds up to this day!
So did I 🤩🤩🤩
Did you know that you can tell who's in first place on this track by using the map
no, uhhhh, yes.
Another way to tell who’s in first place is to see who’s flashing in a rainbow of colors.
I thought u can only do that with 1 player
YIIIIPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! xD
Tinten Killer mama mia xD
wuuoooh
2:33 had you not hit him with that banana, Donkey Kong would’ve damn well won that race
Donkey Kong Jr.
@@mushroomhead3619 no, it's donkey kong.
That's for smk
Yoshi didn't even hit DK, he ran straight into him.
The various different types of roads, as well as the fact that you have to be careful not to fall of them, definitely makes this one of more entertaining and enjoyable racetracks, in the entire game
If there’s one thing I like about this version of Yoshi’s valley over mk8’s, it’s not knowing what place everyone is. Because of how many paths there are for you to take, it would be hard to determine if you are ahead or behind. (Okay, well there is the mini map, but why would you take your eyes off the road to look at it?) I mean I understand that the WiiU is stronger than the N64, but the mystery of who’s in first place made it more unique in my opinion.
What? Lol it takes .5 seconds too check what place you're in.
To be fair, you can easily look at the map to see what place you are in 💀!!!
The reason why the "mystery" thing in this course even exists is probably to prevent bugs/glitches. The MK8 version didn't seem to have that kind of problem.
@@Mr.Face222 it would take a few calculations to find every racer’s pos but I imagine the limited hardware of the 64 made it difficult considering all that’s going on (music, polygon rendering, texture mapping, etc). It probably would make for a mess on the leaderboard.
That egg...that giant freaking egg man
What species of Yoshi is it!?
@@brimstoneclub a dinosaur
that egg is bigger then my balls O-_O
Monoasaurus
The place determiner in MK64 when this track comes up: 'Nup, I'm not doin this, I'm going on break.'
The reason was specified in the game manual, it was not possible due to the technical limitations of nintendo 64.
Maybe I was just bad but dude this track was hell to race on lol
You took the hardest route haha
La Peor Ruta
I loved using the star power boost to smack the big Yoshi egg like it was a volleyball.
Someone should mod this track in Super Mario 64
I'm guessing, based on the fact that Nintendo evidently didn't bother, that MK64 must track progress using a simple "circle around a focal point" method. I say this because...yeah, look at that map and try placing a good focal point for it.
You missed EVERYONE with that star
You don't know what place
*stares at the minimap*
The reason was specified in the game manual, it was not possible due to the technical limitations of nintendo 64
@@Guishe96 No, the actual reason is because there are multiple paths here.
“As I walk through the valley of the shadow of YOSHI”
This played out like an Ernest hemmingway novel at the end
Yoshi's Voice Is From Super Mario World
2:33 well that's kind of ironic
GOOD NEWS: This track is coming back in the next tour in Mario Kart Tour, Yoshi Tour 🥳
Mario Kart Tour sent me here!
Same
Nathaniel bandy sent me here!
Mario tried to be sneaky with that banana at the end, and nailed himself instead. lol
Yoshi. (dj scratch)
O melhor mario kart já feito até hoje,diversão, trapaças cara não tem explicações, único.
*falling from this map is hell+sure last place to me*
I miss when tracks were actually challenging like this, just bought Mario Kart 8 for the first time and it feels like baby mode compared to n64
Yb better 😭😭😭
It's the controls and the physics of the game that make it "harder" and not the courses themselves imo. This game has ridiculously slidy controls and the most other Mario Kart games don't suffer through that.
how did we dodge the shells on n64? XD
La mejor pista de Mario Kart 64
Concuerdo totalmente
I remember growing up here… Good times…
I hope N64 Yoshi Valley will be return to Mario Kart Tour
Confirmed
It's coming to tour like what the heck this is a track that nobody would expect on tour!
habia veces que iba bien adelantado y era inalcansable 😂😂
So what, this was a master class in how not to drive this track?
I think Yoshi took the Narrow Route on all 3 laps.
C’était tellement cool ne pas savoir la position il suffisait de regarder la carte pour en avoir une idée
I don't understand why this track and moo moo farm have the same music
It's not something uncommon on Mario Kart games. Each MK game has a few tracks that share the same soundtrack.
Probably because they’re both in the country/rural areas, and I guess this is near Moo Moo Farm.
Several courses in this game share the same music. Mario Kart games in the past have done that while Mario Kart 8 is the only Mario Kart game where each original course have their own music themes.
@@Mr.Face222Until the Booster Course Pass, which brought back several tracks that use the same music, like DS Waluigi Pinball returned, and shares the same music as DS Wario Stadium like in the original Mario Kart DS
as always, it always takes 3 years for lakitu to pick you up.
Hope this course will be in Yoshi Tour 2022
It will
@@cool_guy7 Yes
It is!
I’m sorry the start of the race the way Yoshi pushed Peach killed me hahaha
Nice. Way to recover after falling
i swear i couldnt avoid those porcupines for the life of me
Try to find the shortest route to get to the other side.
I want this map for mk tour
Just wait till Mario Kart Tour figure it out with its new previews
And it is!
Why would when you got the star did you choose not too crash into other players?
Alternate title: Pennsylvania Driving Simulator
Yooo wassup man hope all going good u mind If I use your video for a visual for my song I’ll be sure to credit you !
Yes, you may. Thanks for asking
Also The Final Race Of The Leaf Cup In Mario Kart 8
I have played this game before
Why does it take 57 years to get back on to the N64 version of Yoshi valley???
Why does nobody know why the rankings aren’t showing up?
I believe it’s trying to simulate reception in a valley as it’s usually pretty poor.
If the game doesn't know on wich place you are, then how does it know what items should give to you? And how the blue shell knows who is in first?
The game probably does know - it wouldn't be very hard for the code to determine the positions (translate points on each path to a percentage or alike) + the minimap highlights the person in first anyway. So they probably excluded it to add mystery or to prevent glitches
This level is so hard.
Lol there are so many branching paths even the GAME can'ttell the cpu's places
Did you know: This track is unbeatable (only the nitro version, the MK8 version is easy af)
Does anybody have any idea if an Invincibility Star can take out the Giant Yoshi Egg?
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< Calamara
> Soniaza
0:18
^ Calamara
> Soniaza
Capredasca
Pero
me cuesta un huevo pasarlo pero lo paso 😂😂
I'm so happy the question marks aren't a glitch afshdjf anyways i hate this course it shot my boyfriend
I remember playing this course in an arcade and I hated it 🙂
I am fijs please
PD: really cool gameplay
having played both n64 and Mario kart 8 the latter was better
The worst racetrack in the history of racing games.
That's not a good driver.
People can beat this course in under 30 seconds why even put this video up?
Because not everything q competition
@@geminikid609 it should be cuz Only the Strong Survive and those weak losers should just commit suicide if you're not the best you are nothing!
@@Mr.Death101 what a horrible thing to say. life isn’t a competition. saying that someone should kill themselves just because they aren’t “strong” is horrible. you don’t have to be the best at everything. that’s how life is. people have gone to prison and etc for saying that online so watch your tongue.
Worst map
La peor pista de mario kart 64
Por que la peor?
@@Lautista Cuando te caes toma Lakitu 899 años para qu te recoga
W R O N G
Why would when you got the star did you choose not too crash into other players?