NEW Out of Bounds Secrets | Mario Kart 8 Deluxe - Boundary Break

[@raffaelm6558]

The photos in the Able Sisters shop are the same ones that they use in the actual games. The photo with the baby is actually the three sisters, Mabel, Sable and Label. I just love that they used these here, too. It's an insane little detail that we would probably never get to see but as a longtime fan of the series, it makes me so happy.

[@KairuHakubi]

oof the last one really lost the name lottery there. And that's saying something when one of your alternatives was Mabel. I wonder if the real game is like that or if the localization invented the naming theme.

[@raffaelm6558]

@@KairuHakubi The Japanese names are Kinuyo (Mabel), Asami (Sable) and Kotono (Label) but translations seem to go for some kind of pattern. Like the German version had Tina, Sina and Mina. Label was introduced under her pseudonym Labelle when she worked for famous designer Gracie but she dropped that in the newest game and goes by Label now.

[@KairuHakubi]

@@raffaelm6558 at least labelle is a name lol

[@samcarbonneau9302]

@@raffaelm6558 I honestly think the name Label fits her because of her love for designer clothing. It may not be a traditional name, but when put into context with her sisters and her occupation, i think its a cute little nod to everything she's about.

[@raffaelm6558]

@@samcarbonneau9302 Yeah, I agree. And I prefer Label over Mina in German. They always were more consistent in English with Labelle being her pseudonym. The German version is Samthea (Samt is the German word for silk) which is clever but also so different from Mina.

[@ENDERSTYLE74]

Hi ! French guy here: In the Paris track, that untextured building is called « Le Sacré Cœur » (you can translate it with: « The Sacred Heart ») And it is, in fact, entirely white ! So the lack of texture is actually a clever way to cut corners and still have it look like the original :> Just a small piece of trivia ;)

[@alexjohnson5815]

My favorite part of Paris! Incredible view. Beautiful country, amazing city Mon ami.

[@MrGamelover23]

I live for this kind of trivia.

[@Noxillio]

That's amazing, your tidbit should be pinned for sure

[@ENDERSTYLE74]

Aw but the pleasure is all mine you guys ~ It’s rare to have this kind of moment on the internet for me

[@ChipsDaCat]

Wow! That is very interesting! I would have never known that…

[@Dwedit]

The word "Billboard" usually refers to a flat object that is always aligned towards the camera, such as the trees in Mario 64.

[@AkwaDoll]

i thought you were talking about the Yoshi's Circuit segment until i got to 20:20 lol

[@sciverzero8197]

the glossy sheen on the lowpoly toads is an artifact of the environmental rim lighting being applied to such a lowpoly model. That technique looks great on very high density models where it can wrap around smoothly, but suffers a lot when you start getting to objects with edges that have very large angular difference (the difference in angle between two adjacent sides of a 100-gon vs a pentagon or octagon for example) but are not flagged as being sharp edges even though the angle itself is quite steep. You get a lot of rim-warping that makes lowpoly objects with rim lighting look shiny instead of just backlit. Basically the shading technique that works well for a high poly model breaks down progressively the lower poly you get. I discovered this when I tried adding fancier shaders to a lowpoly game I was designing... it.... looked awful and I really had to heavily modify the shaders to work better on those models and use a completely different shader for the smoother models. Its just one more reason you don't typically see retro styled models with modern shading on them, even though in modern engines that would actually be easier than doing retro styled shading.

[@SerHeadwig]

I personally think they're dolls made by the same person who made the Mario Party Luigi doll, but that works too.

[@comicalbanana]

ooh, trip out! thanks for the explanation!

[@KairuHakubi]

fascinating stuff. That actually explains something subtle that I couldn't really explain about a lot of these modern models.. not something I like, either. As far as I'm concerned, objects looked 100% realistic on the N64. just... _realistic folded up printed-out paper._ regular plain matte materials like that don't need fancy lighting.

[@SammEater]

@@KairuHakubi Yep, that's why those models look so weird when you see them outside of the game.

[@analogicparadox]

Pretty sure the devs just baked the diffuse and light maps without adding a roughness map, you can sorta tell they reflect the white wood on the left. You can tell it's bakes since that same white wood reflects toad's hat as diffused light.

[@Odyanii]

Fun fact about the hidden item block at 6:59 that is hard to tell from the footage; it's tiny! The item box is at 0.1 scale, presumably to keep it more hidden. There's also a similar item block under DS Shroom Ridge!

[@PikaPhantomVG]

Both tracks lack Double Item Boxes

[@mrsheepy4503]

why?

[@twhylerm]

@@mrsheepy4503 both tracks have only moving item boxes, not stationary ones, and I’m assuming the game would break if there weren’t stationary item boxes.

[@skeleton819]

@@twhylermso the game can take huge tracks and high quality graphics but cant take only moving item boxes or no coins?

[@stanzacosmi]

​@@skeleton819 likely a requirement for the base game of mario kart 8 so they didn't forget to add any of them. coinless tracks only exist in MK8's dlc. It's more common than you think. Probably could also be an attempt at preventing custom tracks from being tested until the objects were decoded too. nintendo hates mods afterall

[@KnightSlasher]

So much stuff underneath you that you don't really see that much, the amount of detail is honestly amazing

[@Danny328DT]

We really need a free camera so we can take screenshots in the game.

[@VoidHalo]

This comment made me realize just how much video games have iv common with ice bergs.

[@websgeisti7112]

Most of the „details you don’t see“ have been made for MKTV mode.

[@VoidHalo]

@@websgeisti7112 Heh I've literally NEVER clicked MKTV a single time. I have no idea what it is aside from something online. Maybe watching other peoples' replays? I'm just not big into multiplayer stuff. Heck, I didn't even go on Twitter (not post, just going on) until last year. I think I've maybe like 2 or 3 posts since. Yeah, I'm real trendy. Hehe.

[@RobinsMusic]

@@websgeisti7112 who uses MKTV though

[@tanookisam4911]

The item box in Baby Park probably fills the same purpose as those hidden coins. The game probably needs at least one stationary item box to avoid crashing. Apparently there is also one in DS Shroom Ridge, another track that lacks stationary item boxes.

[@heinrichvonschnitzel8600]

But there are item boxes on the track in baby park.

[@Tredenix]

@@heinrichvonschnitzel8600 That's why OP specified stationary :)

[@skeleton819]

high quality game can have enormous tracks and great graphics without lagging massively but cant take having no coins or only moving item boxes, wow

[@jumentoqueanima]

​@@skeleton819 Bro, you can't even see the coins, and that saves lot's of development time. So shut up.

[@skeleton819]

@@jumentoqueanima why you take it so personally

[@okapi_q]

The chalkboard in Paris Promenade not only having legible text but also being a reference to a different track, all while being something you never see is pretty fascinating considering that a lot of the track is clearly ported from Tour.

[@tvuserjt]

"clearly ported from Tour" You seem to be one of those lifeless d0uch3bags who call that DLC "lazy", "lazy" and "lazy", since you call BORROWED assets "ports" (as if they were individual games in and of themselves)...

[@Uhhhhh1188]

4:54 I feel like seeing those low poly Toads might be scarier than low poly Peach in Mario Galaxy.

[@SjokopandaM-T]

Nice 69 likes

[@indigothecat]

While Roy Koopa's eyes have never really been depicted in official media, it's more intentional than you think, as he's named and designed after Roy Orbison, who almost never took off his sunglasses. Also remember there are 3 Able sisters! Labelle (Label) is a traveling accessories designer and she sometimes comes to your town to sell rare/exclusive accessories, though in New Horizons she also is a full clothing designer and takes the place of Gracie for fashion checks. So some of those pictures in the Able Sister's shop might actually be of Label.

[@party11440]

crazy how it's been 8 years and this is still one of nintendo's best looking games

[@mikayel6175]

Crazy how the bcp looks worse then the base game

[@RetroDeath]

Not just Nintendo's.

[@shny_scott]

@@mikayel6175 Not crazy - all the tracks are lazy asset ports from Tour, the mobile game. Wave 1 in particular lacks texturing on so much because that's Tour's art style (which they had to fight 8's engine to accept - all the vertex colors from Tour had to be converted to 1 pixel textures so 8 would load them). They've gotten somewhat better after the Wave 1 backlash but they're still just putting in the same effort as they would for any other mobile game.

[@APersonThat]

@@dzglms true like one time i thought one part of the track was the main road so I took that route… turns out that wasn’t even part of it and lakitu had to take me up. My question is why not add arrows there to indicate where to go? I don’t remember the name but I know your driving on a road in paris I think

[@KilluaZoldyck-de1hq]

@@dzglms git gud

[@theburningbaron6417]

One thing I was hoping to see was when things from the DLC courses appear and change when they need to. Like in Berlin Byways: when to aspects of the track change and appear during the race.

[@AlienFan25]

The maps make me feel nostalgic. I don't know why but I have to say. How incredible Nintendo puts into their maps. Some just make you feel like you're in the world.

[@nickk3077]

1:35 I can't think of any better driver than a baby that lacks depth perception.

[@GPotatoGD]

damn dude, you can make 21 minutes feel like 5. Love your content!

[@CarfDarko]

I really appriciate how knowledgable you have become over the years, when you just started it was clear you where not familiar with certain tech and nowdays you clearly explain WHY something is happening, making the videos much more enjoyable and also makes the information more interesting. Keep up the great work!

[@TT-rl7pu]

9:22 You can actually catch a glimpse at the blocky roof in-game from the outer side of the U-turn before the living Bowser statue. 10:22 A Magikoopa/Kamek, so low we can only see the top of his hat? 11:49 Think that chalkboard texture with all the writing is also used in London Loop, but I can’t remember where. The “cheeks” in Yoshi Circuit are also sand in Mario Kart DS. 17:30 That brick texture is also used on the castle in Mario Circuit (the Flower Cup one), and is just all over the place in Peach Gardens. 17:45 Ah, so there’s only one train in this version. Think there’s two in at least the N64 version.

[@jhonson530i]

it could be a Bandit but from the looks of it it should be Kamek

[@mikayel6175]

@@jhonson530i he said its a noki

[@thewinner4378]

I’m pretty sure the chalkboard is an asset from Mario Kart Stadium, but I may be wrong.

[@mattcy6591]

That bit on the coins is so interesting. So funny how some "fixes" work

[@cvanims]

This series helps me so much with 3D modeling. Thank you for sharing!

[@BierBart12]

Considerjng that the Mario Kart Tour courses were made for phones, it makes sense that they'd have to cut corners whenever they can. It's a miracle the tracks even look a fraction as good as they do without detonating most phones. Also, I never realized Big Blue was shaped after New York

[@pokemaniac9001]

So around 12:30 when you can see the Angry Sun embroidery, you can also see a pattern that closely resembles Daisy's (logo? crest? emblem?). Perhaps this could be a hint that Bone-Dry Dunes takes place in Sarasaland?

[@shotguncreeper]

The pots appear to have sprites from Super Mario Land.

[@weebsquit347]

I hope we get a part 3 eventually. Mario Kart 8 has a lot of detail that I want to see what's out of bounds!

[@latexu95]

20:42 They didn't even make that track a limited-time Christmas special, but a permanent addition that you can play any time, so, little strange, huh?😅🎄

[@anonymousbasketcase]

Music Park is one of my top three favorite tracks and seeing a full view of it made me so happy.

[@zkoopa4445]

2:31 too close man you're in my personal space

[@sledgen.]

9:26 hey it’s where that Mariokart 64 thwomp was locked up!

[@VTRcomics]

Starting off the new year right, literally a fantastic episode with so much to see like the hylians, death mountain, the birds, like off of content alone this is one of my favorite episodes. It's great to see this game come back into full glory.

[@zxuiji]

6:22, Being a programmer I can see how they could've made it that efficient, I would use a few of 2d textures to tell the shaders what to generate where, 1 is just the underlying ground colours, another is where that ground is height wise, bit of rng with the x & z coords can generate the little bumps inside each square and between height points, a 3rd texture would then tell the shaders the indices of what sort of objects to generate where, if at all. The rest would just be the actual track etc which would need to be 3d to support loops etc

[@Danilutions]

14:30 Bro opened the portal to another universe bringing the camera into that stadium screen.

[@illogicomaVods]

Educated guess on the rear textured koopa shell, it's clear from shyguy that the character textures at some point involved baking ambient occlusion directly into the diffuse / albedo, so to facilitate this it was likely UV mapped to patch / avoid bake artefacting on both sides of the shell. Regarding rosalina's eyes, older mario kart games only used a single eye texture in most cases and mirrored it, which in practice is simpler than making two bespoke sides. lastly, it's cool to see these properly explored in full motion. I had broken a lot of these down in the process of sticking them in flight simulator and i always thought it was really cool how much work went into the vistas. nice to see them up close in situ with the proper shaders! keep it up!

[@svenbtb]

I wish we had gotten some more time in some of the other tracks, we spent so much time in Baby Park (which was interesting, but we've seen baby park before a lot) but we spent like, almost no time in the new tracks. I would have loved to have seen more of the Sleigh on the Holiday track, or to see more of the small details hidden around (although seeing the menu board was fun). This was still a fun episode though

[@skeleton819]

Shesez likes babies a little too much

[@rmissing3361]

14:52 and thus, Galeem consumed everything

[@Theberzerkerz]

It Takes Two next? That game is so packed with details its redicilous! And also hidden content and endings/levels that can only be acessed thru hacking the game.. A BB episode of that game would be on the next level 😊

[@Vinex3431]

Man just in the first minute mario kart is already more impressive than most games

[@The_Ostrich]

Wrong

[@fernandogayossojimenez5501]

No

[@LkGhh]

Pokemon *cof*

[@scottbeckman95]

Dude... wat

[@sd1gaming]

@@LkGhh idk man the newest pokemon game is pretty broken on release

[@HavingFunTimes]

This video just made me realise how little effort Nintendo put into the new tracks! Blows my mind how the ones from the Wii U version are so much more detailed!

[@ThatLaloBoy]

More than likely it's because most if not all the tracks are pulled from Mario Kart Tour. So rather than focus on adding unnecessary assets, they focused on making the tracks scale with MK8

[@Timtams72]

I think its less they're lazy more so, remember these tracks were not originally built for the switch, but for mobile phones as they're all pulled from Tour, a mobile game

[@purplyoshi6754]

They must have a much smaller tram working on the dlc than the team that worked on the base game. It's still not an excuse for how low detailed wave 1 was, but it could be an explanation for the state of the dlc

[@tvuserjt]

@@Timtams72 Can't you talk about the DLC without calling them "lazy" every time? Making an inferior effort doesn't mean that they'd rather stay in bed all day. What if they were just no longer interested in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and did the DLC begrudgingly? What if the Mario Kart Tour team took over for most of the DLC?

[@Dashie04]

@@tvuserjt, I have actually heard that the Tour team is in fact working on the DLC while the main 8DX team is working on something else (maybe the next game), but I have no substantial evidence for this claim. It would, however, make sense.

[@ayo.2022]

I've said this before in the comments of another video but I've actually been to the building at 18:40 during a school trip to France back in 2019. Forgot what it was called but it had a huge chapel-like interior design. Also I nearly tripped and fell of the stairs out in front of it that day. Good thing someone caught me because trust me, those steps are way higher up than they look here.

[@nicoheroesdx]

I love how Mute City still looks like an Openworld Game Map.

[@Imaproshaman7]

The fact that you're almost at 1 million Subscribers is a perfect send off for the new year! I'm so proud tbh. It's so cool to see this revisited in higher quality and a much less restrictive camera. I love these videos. Thank you for all that you do!

[@WOØCAS]

0:42 now imagine if Nintendo made “Baby park 2” were you drive around the whole amusement park.

[@simondezombie9001]

11:49 I sh*t myself when you said E is Bowser and F is peach. Nintendo likes Bowser more than peach. WHY Is peach at the bottom of that chalk board 😂

[@SammEater]

I love the Rainbow Road map with the city bellow, it's so beautiful.

[@j-yoshi64_justcallmej]

I noticed that the zoomout of Peach Gardens didn't have all the Chain Chomps. Probably another example of culling, but maybe programmed separately from the map.

[@LenCarolan]

The big N should drop a Camera mode ala Smash in the next DLC update, so much detail that remains undiscoverable

[@sscu26]

17:38 Well, you get inside of the tunnel on the third lap now

[@UltraNurture]

This game has so much detail and it still looks amazing! Glad this game got another boundary break episode!

[@pux0rb]

Almost to 1 million! I remember watching your videos when you were still pretty unknown. The mario kart episodes are always my favorite because of how clever they optimize each level while cramming in lots of details.

[@caseyrice768]

Every time I fire up mariokart I'm floored by how gorgeous it is at 60fps on the switch. Truly a marvel

[@GlargTring]

Hey you put in the booster course pass . I really wanted that to be showed on Boundary Break. Thanks man . And this is a really good video to me

[@sledgen.]

Also at 9:20 I like how they put a miniature bowser on top of bowser’s castle for no reason

[@Srcsqwrn]

Oooh, love seeing these courses with extras! That last shot is really nice too, Shesez! Thank you again for another wonderful video! c:

[@channeleditor9335]

no one gonna talk about how Mute City is just New York?

[@RyanJK88]

"Though they're not technically birds". No, they're not.

[@versedrhyme41]

Perfect video for my birthday. I love boundary break.

[@Styrophoamicus]

Mario Kart is the gift that keeps on giving. Nintendo really went all out with the small details for the original tracks.

[@drewhello2590]

Roy’s eyes where NEVER meant to be seen

[@KairuHakubi]

i've never heard an eye-covering bang called a 'peekaboo' XD 20:57 okay not scary now, but what if... those are JOLLY ROGER flags! oooh spooky pirate castle full of pirate knights.

[@marcusalxander9115]

I wish they’d make new courses based off of older ones. Like Baby Park Amusement Park, Wario’s Goldmine Village, Ribbon Road Bedroom; a course specifically of Peach’s Castle

[@EsperRanger]

I've been wanting to see the detail on the giant plane that acts as the starting line on Mt Wario. When I can remember to hit the rear view button on the came I can see the interior a bit before the race starts. It would be cool if Nintendo published concept art book for their games such as Mario Kart and Pokemon world settings.

[@Boblo]

6:12 it can run at 60 frames per second twice at the same time, because 2 player split screen runs at 60fps. (Sadly 3 and 4 player split screen are 30fps)

[@KeaganZev]

So many unseen details. If Nintendo ever makes an open world Mario game I hope it has the same thought and care put into the details.

[@chamab.6800]

The building at 18:45 is Sacre Couer. It’s gorgeous in person.

[@ScooterTheBoy]

1:46 ay you got games on yo phone?

[@Timmothy_plays]

9:37 is it me or does this kinda looks like the N64 Bowser's Castle path? of course it's not 1 to 1 but the resemblance is there~

[@sinteleon]

I'd note that for baby rosalina in this very footage, you can see the blink of the hidden eye (just barely at 1:47), which may explain why the hidden eye is fully rendered.

[@bellablossomz]

Mario kart has such interesting boundary breaks, it’s a beautiful game.

[@Domarius64]

8:53 that outward facing wall would be to block the light so that the light comes specifically only through the holes in the cave.

[@worcestershirey]

It's wild how much more love and detail were put into the original + first DLC tracks, and how little there was comparatively to the Booster Course Pass tracks.

[@thedualscreengamer]

Mario Kart 8 is a very good looking game and this video just amplifies that. So many details I would have not noticed if it wasn’t for this video.

[@luginess0]

I saw on a comment section once that MK8's graphics are outdated and nintendo should move onto MK9. and yes it was after 8 DX's release. And I thought "...no? MK8 already has really good graphics? What will a Mario Kart 9 achieve?" I didn't bother to start an argument though.

[@SolidIncMedia]

I love how a lot of first-party Nintendo games have throwbacks to older games and show that a lot of love goes into the newer games that people might not see or even appreciate. The Mario 3 sun on the fabric is awesome, as are the Mario Bros. sprites on the pots, but they even threw back to Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally on the Famicom which was never released outside of Japan (because NoA didn't think it'd sell well)

[@goatbone]

Entire track rendered in a full zoom out. Absolutely dark magic.

[@flophawk]

speculation but the hidden item on baby park is probably there for the same reason as the coins, being that the moving item blocks are a seperate object and therefore dont count for the purposes of "there has to be one or the game Dies"

[@tintinfinite3388]

I like that in the ferris wheel, the passengers are just existing artwork of characters plastered on it. Obvious example is the Toad waving artwork.

[@fastfeet5969]

So close to 1M subs dude well done! Been wtaching you grow and through the ups and down, can't wait to see you get the gold plaque! :)

[@CharlF932]

to be honest, considering nothing in the game was meant to have this type of camera views ever, the fact that you were able to get so many beautiful views and details out of the tracks is proof of the amount of care and work the devs put into this game. The amount of creativity put into optimizing this game so it can run at 1080p/60fps on the Switch, at least from a dev point of view, is jaw dropping!.

[@skeleton819]

its not really hard work just wasted work if they put all these details you’ll never even see without a hacked cam. Like the mario characters on the ferris wheel

[@VoidHalo]

It's fun to watch the segment on a track, and then go play track in the actual game. Or play first, then watch. Either way it makes for a nice viewing exerience. Would highly recommend.

[@stingraygaminglive9692]

14:13 reminds me of Mario monopoly

[@nematodes23]

Awesome! Would've killed for you to do a zoom-out of Wuhu Island considering its revamp in MK8DX, and since we always stay in town

[@tbush6657]

I think the Koopa character model might just have a Koopa Shell item model attached to his back

[@Mastermind8908]

14:10 Hm, I wonder if that board is giving a clue to how often you get red or green shells. Like if you have an odd number of coins you have a better chance of getting green shells and even coins will get you red shells.

[@crithon]

"If there are no coins in the map the game crashes." WTF? That's amazing.

[@pokshimin]

The out of bound item box in baby park is not the only of it's kind! Any track without any normal item boxes or coins will have one out of bounds, which can be seen in the case of coins in the F-Zero tracks, because if they dont the game crashes

[@Tredenix]

If you do a follow-up once the rest of the DLC tracks have been released, could you also take a look at the battle courses? I'm particularly interested in how Urchin Underpass compares to its appearance in Splatoon!

[@tofawil]

20:55 It's most likely just Peach's castle.

[@Thornskade]

Shells are fully modeled from the inside because they're a separate model and connecting all the vertices to a tip actually saves performance. Removing the inside would create a lot of extra unnecessary vertices where the cut is. When you don't cut it and let them join into a tip, then it's a single vertex.

[@thegreatautismo224]

12:09 That's a pretty Cool Bit.

[@ChillavaKirby]

No wonder Shy Guy has been hiding his face all this time. He doesn’t want to reveal his secret that he’s actually a living cheeseburger.

[@hfplaysrblx6964]

This was cool but i wish we saw Twisted Mansion because there is still more to it OOB and the Superbell Subway has a exit and bathroom that should be seen.

[@kristofevarsson6903]

19:10 Isn't this the same bedroom from the original Smash Bros on N64? Feels like it is.

[@GamingwithTai]

The suns on the blankets also have Daisy's signature flower on their.

[@gsvproductions8171]

Thank you so much for taking a look at Kakimaei Desert! I'm amazed by the fact that there's only one train, for some reason I always thought it was two trains that ran parallel to each other.

[@J-Wolf17FTW]

You need to do another episode when the rest of the DLC comes out where you do a zoom out of all of the Tour city tracks.

[@so_far_yt]

The reason why you can’t look at the sun is because it will hurt your eyes

[@DantAnyColor]

I love that in Royal Raceway, the map is a Peach hand holding a scarf

[@Bryce_the_Woomy_Boi]

Honestly, looking at the characters from that close and that angle is *terrifying*

[@SamanthaWinter1]

The ferris wheel part when we are told that it's a Mario Sunshine character, I was surprised as I thought it was DK Jr.

[@reddominos]

Came back after remembering the Boundary Break for Bendy and you've grown as a creator so much!

[@arcticfluffyfoxy]

i like how Nintendo forgot Mario kart 8 deluxe was a port of another game including all of the originals' dlc and now they added more dlc this time on a different menu so many people don't know we had only 2 minigames and played them on the normal stages (the way they made it work is creative) we had a small cast of characters and needed to unlock them we could only hold one 1 item at a time we had to unlock almost all of the kart parts we had 4 less cups without dlc (dlc was on the same menu) and fewer kart parts and an entire row of characters was dlc too (in fact we only had green and red for Yoshi and shy guy) we could see what place and what items other players had

[@thewinner4378]

THE MINIMAP WAS BLUE

[@nicalister]

I think it would be really cool to show how the Tour Courses switch mid race using this camera

[@RealmsCrossMyths]

It's possible that it isn't Mable and Sable's mother in the photo. There is a *third* Abel sister; Label, also known as Labelle, who is the middle child.

[@MadMaxxed1224]

Classic middle child, forgotten

[@franci2a]

damn the base games and dlc tracks are so damn much detailed than the Booster Course Pass tracks ;-;