Worst Mario Kart Track EVER?

Wintertime Peach said:
MP10 bias aside though, don't you think that Keep It Steady is a good fit for this track???
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Seems like the perfect kind of chaotic, but childish music for the stage. While I like the original Baby Park very much because it's also a chaotic song, I like the replaced track myself too! However I'm not the 100% right person to ask about fitting music since me and my sister put DMX's expletive laden rap, "X Gon' Give It To Ya" for that stage. 😅
 
Sometimes I wonder if Baby Park was designed as simplistic as this because the developers were rushing the game, so they have a simpler track to fulfill the 16-course quota for the game. It wouldn't surprise me if that's how it happened, which would make it a happy accident in a way.

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My personal hope is that it's on purpose because it's certainly more creative and memorable than Tokyo Blur.
 
winstein said:
Sometimes I wonder if Baby Park was designed as simplistic as this because the developers were rushing the game, so they have a simpler track to fulfill the 16-course quota for the game. It wouldn't surprise me if that's how it happened, which would make it a happy accident in a way.

Thank you for reading.
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I really don't think so and moreso a conscious effort by the devs. Baby Mario and Baby Luigi are babies, simple-minded characters. A small little oval track perfectly suits them. Also exudes a lot of chaotic energy because their additions in Double Dash are frankly very chaotic, they're time paradoxes and freaking babies driving karts having a giant Chain Chomp as a special item all in one.
 
I think most of the Tour city tracks have lost their luster as I play them more.
 
Vanilla Lake from the original Super Mario Kart, specifically the one that spams ice blocks all over the track. There are other tracks in the Mario Kart series that I find uninteresting, but those levels are the only ones I actively dislike playing. At least the music is kind of nice.
 
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