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*'''Nintendo Switch News app (UK): ''What comes up must come down on DK Mountain'''<br>Today we'd like to present another course released as part of the sixth wave, which is available now: {{color|DK Mountain|blue}}.<br>This course, first introduced in the Nintendo GameCube game {{color|Mario Kart: Double Dash!!|blue}}, will take you all the way to the top of its eponymous peak, then all the way back down again. If you think getting shot out of an enormous barrel cannon is exciting enough, just wait until you've experienced the precarious, precipitous downhill portion of the track, complete with hairpin turns and giant rolling boulders! On DK Mountain, you'll need to keep track of the curves to stay ahead of the curve!'' | *'''Nintendo Switch News app (UK): ''What comes up must come down on DK Mountain'''<br>Today we'd like to present another course released as part of the sixth wave, which is available now: {{color|DK Mountain|blue}}.<br>This course, first introduced in the Nintendo GameCube game {{color|Mario Kart: Double Dash!!|blue}}, will take you all the way to the top of its eponymous peak, then all the way back down again. If you think getting shot out of an enormous barrel cannon is exciting enough, just wait until you've experienced the precarious, precipitous downhill portion of the track, complete with hairpin turns and giant rolling boulders! On DK Mountain, you'll need to keep track of the curves to stay ahead of the curve!'' | ||
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