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What kind of game is Diddy Kong Racing?

Diddy Kong Racing is a racing /adventure game developed and published by Rareware for Nintendo 64. Featuring gameplay elements equivalent to the Mario Kart series, the game includes the use of airplanes, hovercrafts, and cars. It is the first game of the Diddy Kong Racing series.

Are there any Diddy Kong games with sound effects?

Diddy Kong Pilot: Krunch's sound effects were reused for Kritter, as was Diddy's. T.T.'s voice is also used. Diddy Kong Racing DS: A remake of Diddy Kong Racing. All objects are assigned a name according to the files. One unfinished track remains in the game, Horseshoe Gulch. It can be accessed with cheats. No animation.

What characters can you play as in Diddy Kong Racing?

Diddy Kong Racing / Diddy Kong Racing DS Playable Characters Diddy Kong • Krunch • Drumstick • Bumper • Tiptup • T.T. • Pipsy • Timber • Banjo (N64) • Conker (N64) • Tiny Kong (DS) • Dixie Kong (DS) • Taj the Genie (DS) •

How many copies has Diddy Kong Racing sold?

Diddy Kong Racing has sold 4.5 million copies upon release. It even received the Guinness World Record for the fastest-selling game of the time, with 800,000 copies before Christmas 1997. The game was even successful enough to become a Player's Choice title.

How many levels are in Diddy Kong Racing?

Diddy Kong Racing contains twenty race tracks split between five worlds.

Where is the fourth world in Diddy Kong Racing?

Timber's IslandDragon Forest is the fourth world at Timber's Island in Diddy Kong Racing and Diddy Kong Racing DS. The world is mostly medieval-themed full of castles, villages, and windmills.

Who is the final boss of Diddy Kong Racing?

Wizpig Strikes BackWizpig Strikes Back is the sixth and final boss course and the twenty-sixth and final overall standard course in both Diddy Kong Racing and Diddy Kong Racing DS.

What is the trophy race in Diddy Kong Racing?

A Trophy Race (also called a Trophy Challenge) is a challenge in Diddy Kong Racing and its remake, Diddy Kong Racing DS. In a Trophy Race, the player(s) must complete a series of four races. Players earn points according to their finishing position in each race.

How do you unlock Future Fun Land?

Future Fun Land does not have its own Challenge Level, and is the only world without one. This world can only be accessed if the player wins all four Trophy Races and won the first race against Wizpig. Afterward, they must head toward a billboard in the beach area of Timber's Island.

How do you beat the dragon in Diddy Kong Racing?

Just concentrate on getting at least two of the three blue balloons, avoid hitting walls or arches inside the cave sections, and keep to an inside track as much as possible. The second time around, the dragon becomes a serious challenge. Once again, do not bother with red balloons at all, it's really not worth it.

Who is the fastest character in Diddy Kong Racing?

T.T.T.T. is a living stopwatch who helped organize Time Trials. If players beat his records on every track, he becomes a playable character. He has the best acceleration, great handling, and is the fastest character in the car and hovercraft, and second fastest in the plane.

Who is Wizpig?

Wizpig is a gigantic alien pig, and the main villain of Diddy Kong Racing and its Nintendo DS remake, Diddy Kong Racing DS. His name is a portmanteau of "wizard" and "pig".

Who owns Timber the Tiger?

Timber's artwork from Diddy Kong Racing. Timber the Tiger is a young and slightly incompetent tiger cub in Diddy Kong Racing and its remake/sequel, Diddy Kong Racing DS.

How do you get more balloons in Diddy Kong Racing?

Initially, four of the Golden Balloons can be found in Timber's Island, allowing the player to access the first world and begin unlocking other courses in both games. Once the player finds these balloons, the only way to earn more Golden Balloons is through winning races against Taj the Genie.

How many balloons are in Diddy Kong Racing?

There are 47 balloons to collect in Diddy Kong Racing. Congratulations, you've beat the game!

How do you get balloons in Diddy Kong Racing?

Hidden BalloonsThe first one is simple; first go to the top of the bridge to Dino Domain.The second one is to the left of the the Wizpig head on a ledge.To get the third one you have to go down the river from the ice place and go to the right on the grass before you're in the ocean.

When was Diddy Kong Racing Adventure made?

Diddy Kong Racing Adventure is a rejected video game pitch made by the Climax Group for a Diddy Kong Racing sequel on the Nintendo GameCube around 2004. The project was never announced to the public in any capacity and only became known after an amateur video game archivist acquired the prototype and published a video about it in November 2016.

Who is the white rhino in Diddy Kong Racing?

An earlier document had a similar plot, except for the role of Wizpig being instead filled by a new villain, a white rhino named "Baron von Snort".

What moves does Krunch use?

Krunch, who would use his jaw to chase down other racers as a special move. Dark versions of Diddy Kong, Pipsy, Bumper and along with others, would have appeared in the game. Dark Pipsy would have a special move which she throws triangular cheese wedges that damage the player either slowing down or lose control.

Is Dixie Kong playable?

Dixie Kong and Lanky Kong were also considered to be in the game as playable characters. The team had also hoped to include Banjo and Mumbo Jumbo from Rare's Banjo-Kazooie series. Had a character been unavailable, other members of the Kong Family would have been included to fill spaces as needed.

How many balloons can you have in the Silver Coin Challenge?

Proceed to do the races in the only order possible (the amount of balloons you need to enter a track, must be the number you have), and then the Silver Coin Challenge, until you have the maximum 47 balloons that are in the game.

What happens if you beat Wizpig?

When you beat him, he will award you a piece of the Wizpig Amulet Once you have beaten him again you can now have a go at the Trophy Race, which is where you race all of the tracks at once, in order and depending on where you finish by the end of the race, you accrue points.

Why is the third hard to get coin so hard?

The third of the hard to get coins is actually very easy to find, but very hard to get because the angle is so bad. It is infront of a zipper, you will have to make a super sharp left to make it without having the. wall slow you down. Silver Coin Challenge: Windmill Plains. --------------------------------------.

Is Diddy Kong racing fun?

DIDDY KONG RAC ING is pure fun, with Technicolor backgrounds and amazingly cute characters (like Pipsy and Taj, as well as Diddy Kong). These guys are being forced to race like crazy to defeat boss characters and collect goodies in a mind twisting land of coins, balloons, bananas and other icons. Experienced drivers will appreciate features like the power drifts, an innovative Sharp Turn Technique, and various weapons. Offering up a habit-forming combination of adventure and racing, DIDDY KONG RACING delivers challenges, races and evil bosses in the magic Overworld.

What are the rules for Dragon Forest Trophy Race?

The same rules apply on the Dragon Forest Trophy Race as every other trophy race:#N#You’ll have to try your best in each race in order to achieve the highest score to win.#N#The higher you place in each race, the higher your score will be in the end. The score is still measured as followed:

What are the rules for the Sherbet Island Trophy Race?

The same rules apply on the Sherbet Island Trophy Race as every other trophy race:#N#You’ll have to try your best in each race in order to achieve the highest score to win.# N#The higher you place in each race, the higher your score will be in the end. The score is still measured as followed:

How many races do you have after winning the 46th golden balloon?

After being awarded your 46th golden balloon, you only have one race to go until you’re put up against Wizpig for one final confrontation to beat the game!#N#After you’re spit back out into the lobby drive into Star City for the final coin collection in Diddy Kong Racing.

How to do jungle falls in Dino Domain?

Jungle Falls is one of the more difficult courses in Dino Domain, it may take a couple laps around the track time and time again to truly master this wild ride!#N#From the start of the race blast forward and sharply turn left to avoid the pool of water in front of you.#N# As you continue down the track you should spot a zipper ahead, turn to the right so you can catch the zipper .#N#Another zipper will greet you at the hill ahead on the right beside another pool, so keep your eyes peeled .#N#Careful up ahead! The bridge is on such an awkward angle that if you take the zipper ahead your liable to end up in the drink!#N#Turn sharply after you’ve used the zipper and collected your blue balloon.#N#Use your blue balloon to burst into the temple entrance, mind the entrance frame!#N#After you’ve maneuvered the short tunnel, you’ll emerge and find yourself out the back.#N#Use the zipper and avoid the giant stone slabs on either side of the track.#N#In the valley you are descending to down below you should spot a giant dinosaur fossil placed oddly in the middle of the track.#N#If you accelerate toward the mouth of the fossil, you should find a zipper inside to which you can use to jet through the rib cage and right toward the finish line!#N#Keep this up for two more laps, though hard, the track will ultimately pay off with another golden balloon!

What does the golden balloon on the Dino Domain door mean?

You’ll find yourself back in Dino Domain with the Ancient Lake door looking a little different…#N#Instead of displaying a number, the door will have a single golden balloon on it.#N#This means that you’ll have completed that specific race and have been rewarded for it.

How does Future Fun Land work?

Future Fun Land is set up a little bit differently than the worlds you’ve faced before; the most obvious difference is the way in which you’ll be able to enter world doors. In previous worlds you were free to try another race if you happened to get stuck, the world doors in Future Fun Land are very specific that you’ll only be able to enter one door at a time until you get access to the next door by beating the previous.#N#At 39 balloons, the only world you’ll be able to enter is Spacedust Alley, so lets get a taste of space and start the race!

Where is coin number 1 in the race?

Shortly after you start the race and pass through the bunch of balloons, Coin number 1 should be easily spotted on the far right side of the track. Pull off and power slide and it should be a piece of cake to nab!

Story

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According to the instruction manual, the story begins with Diddy Kong sitting on the porch of his tree house opening a letter delivered by a carrier pigeon. The note reads, "Dear Diddy, Help!!!" The message is from his old friend, Timber, the son of the Kongs' guests, the Tigers. Diddy reads the note and decides that his friends, B…
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Characters

  • These are the playable characters in Diddy Kong Racing, along with their personal statistics. Some characters have discrepancies depending on the vehicle they use. Tiptup and Pipsy have the same speed as Diddy on a car when they have 4 to 10 bananas and have the same speed as Diddy Kong on a hovercraft and an airplane, while T.T. has the same speed and acceleration as Krunch on a…
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Modes

  • Adventure Mode
    Adventure mode is the main mode of the game. Here, the players must find a number of golden balloons to defeat Wizpig. In order to find them, they must win races. After the players win all the races in one of the five worlds, they will race a boss. If the players beats the boss they will be giv…
  • Adventure Two Mode
    Adventure Two is played the same as Adventure One, but harder. The balloons are silver, the tracks are flipped (very similar to Mirror Mode in the Mario Kart series), and the locations of the silver coins are different, often in hard to reach places. It is unlocked by defeating Wizpig at Futu…
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Race Tracks

  • Diddy Kong Racingcontains twenty race tracks split between five worlds. In most races (marked with a check mark), racers are able to choose what type of vehicle to bring into the race, which can effect the paths in the course they are able to take. For some races, there are vehicles that are not able to be taken into it (marked with a red X). Every race also has a default vehicle type to us…
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Items and Objects

  • Weapon Balloons
    During the challenges on the different race tracks throughout the game the player can find these Weapon Balloons on the track. Similar to the Item Boxes of the Mario Kart series, these objects will give the player an Item when they break them. There are five different types of Weapon Ballo…
  • Golden Balloons
    Golden Balloons are the key items in the game. The player must collect a specified amount access each course and world. After the player's character wins at a race, Tajgives them a Golden Balloon. A total of 47 Golden Balloons appear in the game.
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Magic Codes

  • Magic Codesare game cheats, always accessible in the options menu. These cheats mostly alter only the tracks mode rather than the Adventure mode, while some others do miscellaneous tasks such as allowing players to listen to music in the game. At the end of the game credits, a random magic code is given to players.
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Regional Differences

  • The Japanese version of Diddy Kong Racingredesigned the font for the English text. One example is the start-up screen for the Rareware logo, which uses a different and larger font for the copyright information. The English letters of the yellow-green font were redesigned in the Japanese version.
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Development

  • Diddy Kong Racing found its root in a short-lived prototype. According to Lead Designer Lee Schuneman, a team of four at Rareware was developing a caveman/time travel-themed real time strategy game for the Nintendo 64; however, the idea was quickly abandoned and the developers decided to create a "fun" racing game named Wild Cartoon Kingdomusing assets from the cance…
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Sequels

  • Diddy Kong Pilot
    1. Main article: Diddy Kong Pilot Rare planned to make a Diddy Kong Pilot, but the game ended up canceled, due to Rare's move to Microsoft in 2002. It was supposed to be for Game Boy Advance and many Kongs were set to be playable, including Redneck Kong. It was replaced by Banjo-Pilot…
  • Donkey Kong Racing
    1. Main article: Donkey Kong Racing Rare and Nintendo also planned to make Donkey Kong Racing for the Nintendo GameCube. However, this game was also canceled due to Rare's move to Microsoft in 2002. Very little had been revealed about it, but Animal Buddies and Kiddy Kongwer…
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Gallery

  1. Main article: Gallery:Diddy Kong Racing
  2. Diddy Kong
  3. Banjo
  4. Conker
  5. Timber
  1. Main article: Gallery:Diddy Kong Racing
  2. Diddy Kong
  3. Banjo
  4. Conker
  5. Timber
  6. Tiptup