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YOSHI VALLEY MARIO KART 64 MUSIC REMIX TRIAL

It was changed when the game released outside of Japan.

Bowdlerize: In the Japanese version, there's an ad that parodies Marlboro cigarettes.Bottomless Pits: Due to limitations in the game's engine, there were no true Bottomless Pits every hazard that would force Lakitu to be summoned and respawn the player onto the track would be some form of liquid (water, freezing water, or lava) or a solid surface (such as the bottoms of Yoshi Valley and Rainbow Road, which take forever to recover from if you fall in since it's a long way down).This remains true for the Wii U Virtual Console version and even the Nintendo Switch Online version. Third, in the Virtual Console re-release, the ability to save your ghost is disabled entirely since the Wii's N64 emulator doesn't save Controller Pak data. Second, a single save for ghost data (which nets you two ghosts) takes up 121 pages on the 123-page Controller Pak, meaning that the only other thing that will be able to fit on your Controller Pak afterwards is a single small-size file for another game. note Taking too long will also ghost-DQ you, but that's a more understandable restriction for memory reasons. First, any major crash, enemy collision, course-out, or even pausing will disqualify your ghost from being recorded.

YOSHI VALLEY MARIO KART 64 MUSIC REMIX TRIAL

Bonus Feature Failure: Time Trial ghosts.

Bleak Level: Bowser's Castle and Banshee Boardwalk are quite Darker and Edgier compared to the others.

These were all changed to be more generic outside of Japan, likely due to legal reasons.

Bland-Name Product: The Japanese version contains parodies of real life products, such as Mobil 1 oil, Union 76 gas, and Goodyear tires.

Big Boo's Haunt: Banshee Boardwalk, although there are just bats and giant Cheep Cheeps as hazards.

Banana Peel: Now with the probability of getting a trail of five bananas.

Astral Finale: Rainbow Road, the last track of the game, takes place in space - complete with character-themed constellations.

Ascended Glitch: The official Player's Guide shows off a number of "glitch" shortcuts that involve jumping over walls or tricking the game into thinking you've gone through more of the course than you really have.

Example: Luigi at about the 0:55 mark in this playthrough video.

Artificial Stupidity: Somehow, CPU characters in Grand Prix races sometimes find a way to spin out on their own banana peels before they even throw them.