In order to understand how you get a Triple Star Rank, first, you must understand the rating system in this game. In Mario Kart Super Circuit, it was determined strictly on race time, total coins, and total points. Coins were used to tally up the amount of times you got hit, the less coins you have, the less strict the rating system is on your race time.

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The points determine your rank in exactly the same way in every Mario Kart Game that gives you a ranking. You will have a better ranking if you have more points, and if the 2nd and 3rd place persons have less points than usual. As for race time, it's pretty self explanatory, faster time = better rank. In Mario Kart DS, it became more complicated, as coins were taken out of the series, so it's ranking system determined ranks strictly on average lap time and points. Instead of using your race time to determine ranks, the game uses the average of all of your lap times in a race, then adds them together to make a final average racing time.

The faster your average racing time, the better your ranking. Point System was kept the same in that game. The rules were exactly the same in Mario Kart Double Dash. However, in Mario Kart Wii, there were many changes. Many tricks, wheelies, drifting type, character value, items, etc. The ranking system had to be changed for the game to match the others with the new stuff that was added.

So things get complicated. Too many things could change your abilities to do well in a race by a lot. So this is how the ranking system works in this game. The average of your average lap time and total race time is used for your time ratings. Your% accuracy with items is used for your accuracy ratings. The amount of times you slow down / speed up is counted and stands as a neutral point. Bigger number, less strict, smaller number, more strict.

The more tricks you use, the more strict the Rating System is. Points determine your ratings exactly the same as all other games. Dss Player Keygen Music. So all in all, Mario Kart Wii really only uses Points, Item Accuracy, Time, and Skill to determine your rank.

The rank is determined by doing things, it's determined on how well you do in certain circumstances. Pretty much, playing it regularly gives you the best rank you can possibly get. But if you ask me, I hate the new rating system, because it's so complicated, that I always feel like something could easily go wrong.

Oh yeah, A little added info. If you aim to get Triple Star Rank on everything, get Single Star Rank on every engine class (50cc, 100cc, 150cc, MIRROR) and then get Double Star Rank after you do that on ALL of them, and then try for Triple Star Rank. You probably already know the Ratings but I'm going to do it anyway. E, D, C, B, A, Single Star, Double Star, Triple Star, Shiny Triple Star. * The shiny triple star rank was removed but the the rating system still keeps record of Shiny Triple Star in it's rating system, that particular rank cannot be seen without hacking into the game. My friend told me this and showed me proof by hacking into the game to show me the numbers the game keeps.

The ratings tally up into solid numbers which determine your rank. But the game apparently has extra number digits that are coded as letters. I don't know what digits represent what number, but at any rate, here is the solid rank order. 000t - Game Freezes 0010 + E Rank 00h0 + D Rank 02a0 + C Rank 0520 + B Rank 08d0 + A Rank 10t0 + 1 Star 20k0 + 2 Star 30h0 + 3 Star 5000 + 3 Shiny Star Of course, my friend told me and showed me this but if there are any hackers out there, and I don't mean play hackers I mean REAL hackers, feel free to check it out, maybe you can check it out and prove it for me. But, I listened to what my friend told me, and I got Triple Star Ranks on everything now, so yeah, good luck to you and anyone reading this. For getting three stars, there are two rules that Gravtac(a YouTube user) mentions in his video (he states that these are real facts) that is: get 60 points overall in the 4 races, and beat the course maximum time.

If you impose any bonuses or penalties, then you will have to beat the adjusted maximum time. Do that for all 4 races, and you'll be guaranteed the triple star rank. Although, sometimes, even if you get first in every race, you might only get two stars!

So the most important thing is to beat all course maximum (or adjusted maximum) times! Just a note to those who are trying to get two stars( not three stars), you follow the same procedure.However, there would be a few changes.

If you did beat all course max times BUT DID NOT get 60 points, then that's a guaranteed two star rank(as long as you get either 57 or 55 overall points). Or If you got 60 overall points, but did not beat one the course maximum times, then that will also guaranteed a two star rank. I know this because I have tested this out a few times. PS: I'm currently a two star going for my three star:-).

To get triple star, I recommend using a well rounded vehicle, such as the Super Blooper or Offroader. If you use Funky Kong with the Offroader, it will be faster than Standard Kart L on other racers. Also, you MUST get a full 60 points, and exceed course times. I've also found that playing in single player VS helps me get my moves down, so do that. You also should enjoy the game, and the more you play, the better you get. Just don't use Toad on the Magikruser, a phase I went through. I stopped using it, as it was slow.

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Certain truths are fundamental. In the same way we know that the sky is blue, we also know that running into a shimmering question mark while driving a souped up go kart and makes you feel invincible, like anything in the world is possible. This is the magic of Mario Kart, a series that’s now been with us for a quarter of a century and is poised to continue its glorious reign on Nintendo Switch where it will, finally, no longer distinguish between portable and console entries. While all Mario Karts are great, not all Mario Karts are created equal. Here are the all the Mario Kart games ever made, from worst to best.

VB Mario Kart, Virtual Boy The Virtual Boy Mario Kart was cancelled alongside the ill-fated console. The only known coverage of the game is an announcement in Germany’s Big N magazine. Let’s go ahead and assume that it would have been the worst one ever made because Virtual Boy is a machine that causes headaches, nausea, and brain explosions. No explosions, but the first two are true. Mario Kart Wii, Wii If there's an example of the gulf often found between popularity and quality, Mario Kart Wii is perhaps the most resounding one ever.

Selling nearly 40 million copies worldwide, Mario Kart Wii is Nintendo's third best-selling game ever, falling just behind system pack-ins Wii Sports and Super Mario Bros. It's not that Mario Kart Wii is bad, exactly, but where Super Mario Bros. And Wii Sports found innovation in elegant design, Mario Kart Wii is a bloated, populist mess attempting to please everyone. It's got motion controls!

(which are fine?) Or you can use the d-pad instead! (which is fine?) Courses are bigger and wider than they've ever been, but they still turn into an absolutely inscrutable mess of thrown shells and jockeying turtlemen and cartoon plumbers. The whole thing just feels like the most Mario Kart rather than the best Mario Kart, and as a result, it's as if it's missing the series' soul - replaced, as it is, by one too many goddamned blue shells. Mario Kart Arcade GP/2, Arcade The first of three arcade experiments in the series, Mario Kart Arcade GP had some really fun ideas in it that were hampered by the mixed execution that all Namco-produced Nintendo games suffered from in the early ‘00s. On the bright side, it’s got Pac-man characters including the OG Puckman himself, as well as his paramour Ms.

Pac-man and lifetime frenemy Blinky the ghost. It’s also got cameras built into the cabinet to take pictures of fools the moment they’re pummeled by a blue shell, digitally immortalizing their shame for all competitors. On the not so bright side, Arcade GP only has six tracks total and recycles its sound effects from the superior Mario Kart: Double Dash. GP2 probably shouldn’t have had a number on the end of it as it’s more of a Super Street Fighter 2-style sequel than a full blown evolution of its predecessor, adding in just a couple of extra characters and slight tweaks. Additions like the presence of a color commentary announcer aren’t a huge deal but getting Waluigi and a in there as racers is pretty great. Mario Kart: Super Circuit, Game Boy Advance Super Circuit had an opportunity to be the best in the series. Not only was it the first portable Mario Kart, it also remains the only other 2D racer that lets you hurl glorious pixel-based red shells at unsuspecting motorists.

The limitations of the Game Boy Advance as a multiplayer platform kept it from true glory, though. Pokemon guaranteed that plenty of GBA owners had link cables, but Mario Kart requires an ease of access to races that the hardware couldn’t muster.

The 2D graphics, while lovely in their own right, didn’t pop with the the same primary-colored vibrancy of the SNES game opting for the softer pastel palette favored by a number of first-party GBA games. Another reason Super Circuit feels different compared to the rest of the series is that it’s the only entry developed by Intelligent Systems, the Nintendo studio best known for strategy games and RPGs like Paper Mario, Advance Wars, and Fire Emblem. Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, Arcade Now that’s how you make a Mario Kart arcade game! GP DX, short for deluxe, finally delivered what felt like a full package. Download Bible Esprit Et Vie Pdf Download. Mixing in the glider and underwater sections from Mario Kart 7 but with a graphical sheen closer to Mario Kart 8, DX expanded its cast to include favorites like Rosalina and modes to better take advantage of the arcade setting. The best of these is Team Mode, which actually lets you and a friend in a two person cabinet to face off against the computer racers cooperatively.

You can even meld your karts together into a single super kart, where one player drives and the other is on pure offense, sort of reimagining Double Dash’s mechanics around the idea of two vehicles. Its arcade exclusivity around the world and limited track list keeps it from top ranking, but it’s an admirable spin on plumber karting.