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''1080° Snowboarding'', often referred to as just ''1080°'', is a snowboard RacingGame developed and published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 and first released in Japan on 28 February 1998. The player controls one of five playable snowboarders from a third-person perspective using a combination of buttons to jump and perform tricks over eight levels.
It received a sequel, ''1080° Avalanche'', for the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube in 2003, developed by Creator/NintendoSoftwareTechnology.
It received a sequel, ''1080° Avalanche'', for the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube in 2003, developed by Creator/NintendoSoftwareTechnology.
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''1080° Snowboarding'', often referred to as just ''1080°'', is a snowboard RacingGame developed and published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 Platform/Nintendo64 and first released in Japan on 28 February 1998. The player controls one of five playable snowboarders from a third-person perspective using a combination of buttons to jump and perform tricks over eight levels.
It received a sequel, ''1080° Avalanche'', for theUsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube Platform/NintendoGameCube in 2003, developed by Creator/NintendoSoftwareTechnology.
It received a sequel, ''1080° Avalanche'', for the
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* RampJump: Air Make is a very short race course set inside an indoors snowboarding stadium which consists of sliding onto a big ramp and, upon jumping past it, perform as many tricks as possible (or a very difficult one) to score points. If the player lands on the ground badly, the accumulated points will drop to zero, and the level only provides ''one'' chance.
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** Akari is Japanese and the only [[TokenGirl female]] [[TheChick boarder.]] A NaiveNewcomer, but a hard worker. Wears yellow.
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** Akari is Japanese and still TheChick as the most [[GenkiGirl energetic,]] friendly and [[TeamMom supportive]] member of the group. Main color is pink. Has the best turning. Listens to pop, and starting to get into punk via Ricky.
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** Akari is Japanese and still TheChick {{The Smurfette| Principle}} as the most [[GenkiGirl energetic,]] friendly and [[TeamMom supportive]] member of the group. Main color is pink. Has the best turning. Listens to pop, and starting to get into punk via Ricky.
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* ShoutOut: There's several references to other Nintendo properties in the default high scores. For example, the top scores for Aspen Lake Dam: Grits N' Gravy are [[VideoGame/EternalDarknessSanitysRequiem ETE, RNA, and L D]]. For Ride Easy Railways, the score names are [[VideoGame/MetroidPrime MET, ROI, and D P]].
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* AlwaysNight: Usually, a stage's time will change depending on the difficulty level. But Dragon Cave remains set during nighttime in both Hard (which usually puts all stages during afternoon, except Golden Forest which is set during morning as it was already afternoon in Normal) and Expert difficulties.[[note]]It's absent altogether on Normal, as that mode ends with Mountain Village[[/note]] The only difference in the latter is that the background is a bit brighter due to the snowy mist, and transitions into a full snowstorm near the end.
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* AlwaysNight: Usually, a stage's time will change depending on the difficulty level. But Dragon Cave remains set during nighttime in both Hard (which usually puts all stages during afternoon, except Golden Forest which is set during morning as it was already afternoon in Normal) and Expert difficulties.[[note]]It's absent altogether on Normal, as that mode ends with Mountain Village[[/note]] The only difference in the latter is that the background is a bit brighter due to the snowy mist, and transitions into a full snowstorm near the end. The stage is also set during nighttime in Time Attack and Trick Attack, with the default weather being clear like in Match Race during Hard difficulty.
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* TimeTrial: One of the game modes.modes, Time Attack.
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* ExposedToTheElements: Rob's standard outfit is a thin wifebeater. Akari's alternate costume is a similarly thin belly top. And that's all they use in their snowboard races, even during a snowstorm.
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* MirrorBoss: In Match Race, the opponent you face in Dragon Cave is an exact duplicate of your chosen character.
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* ProductPlacement: The game has characters wearing brand-name clothes while riding brand-name snowboards. The sequel even has brand-name music and a music video.
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* SmashingSurvival: The game requires you to spin your control stick in an effort to avoid falling over from moderately flubbed landings.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The player cannot take damage in Stunt Attack mode.
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* AbsurdlyShortLevel: Air Make, which is exclusive to the Trick Attack and Contest modes, consists of sliding towards a ramp from which one will fall into a ''very'' deep landing spot, giving the player the opportunity to attempt one exceptionally good trick in front of the indoors stadium's audience before the act ends. Obviously, you only have one chance, and to prevent cheating the stage only gives you points with the tricks you perform ''after'' jumping the ramp, not before.
* AlwaysNight: Usually, a stage's time will change depending on the difficulty level. But Dragon Cave remains set during nighttime in both Hard (which usually puts all stages during afternoon, except Golden Forest which is set during morning as it was already afternoon in Normal) and Expert difficulties.[[note]]It's absent altogether on Normal, as that mode ends with Mountain Village[[/note]] The only difference in the latter is that the background is a bit brighter due to the snowy mist, and transitions into a full snowstorm near the end.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The player cannot take damage inStunt Trick Attack mode.
mode, allowing them to focus on scoring points with the tricks. The actual danger is running out of time.
*AwesomeMcCoolName: Ricky ''Winterborn''.BravingTheBlizzard:
** In all modes except Match Race during Hard difficulty, you have to race through Crystal Peak and Mountain Village during a snowstorm. However, it ceases when you reach the second half of the former stage, and when you exit the snowy cavern in the latter.
** With the exceptions of Golden Forest and Deadly Fall, all stages in Expert difficulty are played during a permanent snowstorm, making visibility more difficult for the riders (Dragon Cave starts out clear, but the snowstorm eventually happens).
* AlwaysNight: Usually, a stage's time will change depending on the difficulty level. But Dragon Cave remains set during nighttime in both Hard (which usually puts all stages during afternoon, except Golden Forest which is set during morning as it was already afternoon in Normal) and Expert difficulties.[[note]]It's absent altogether on Normal, as that mode ends with Mountain Village[[/note]] The only difference in the latter is that the background is a bit brighter due to the snowy mist, and transitions into a full snowstorm near the end.
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** In all modes except Match Race during Hard difficulty, you have to race through Crystal Peak and Mountain Village during a snowstorm. However, it ceases when you reach the second half of the former stage, and when you exit the snowy cavern in the latter.
** With the exceptions of Golden Forest and Deadly Fall, all stages in Expert difficulty are played during a permanent snowstorm, making visibility more difficult for the riders (Dragon Cave starts out clear, but the snowstorm eventually happens).
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* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: You can unlock a ''penguin-shaped'' snowboard.
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* LukeNounverber: Two of the characters are named with this nomenclature: Ricky ''Winterborn'' and Rob ''Haywood''.
* NintendoHard: The notoriously difficult trick system takes a very long time tomaster. The master; the ultimate prize for many is pulling off the titular 1080. Let's not even get into For the Match Race mode, the AI of your opponents is very efficient, even on Normal difficulty.
* RacingGhost: The best time recorded in a Time Attack race reproduces your best race this way, encouraging you to beat it for an even better record.
* SecretCharacter: There are three special characters you can challenge and, by meeting certain conditions, play as: A person entirely made of ice, a person made of gold, and [[spoiler:an anthropomorphic ''panda'']]. In Match Race, they only appear in Deadly Fall, at theracing modes.
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* RacingGhost: The best time recorded in a Time Attack race reproduces your best race this way, encouraging you to beat it for an even better record.
* SecretCharacter: There are three special characters you can challenge and, by meeting certain conditions, play as: A person entirely made of ice, a person made of gold, and [[spoiler:an anthropomorphic ''panda'']]. In Match Race, they only appear in Deadly Fall, at the
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* UnlockableContent:
** When you play the game for the first time, only three standard stages will be available: Crystal Lake, Crystal Peak and Golden Forest (the other two stages available are Air Make and Half Pipe, which are special stages for the score-based modes). However, the last stage of a given difficulty level in Match Race is new, and it's only necessary to reach it (not win its race) to have it available in Time and Trick attacks: Mountain Village (Normal), Dragon Cave (Hard), Deadly Fall (Expert). However, they won't appear in Contest no matter what, as it always ends with Golden Forest.
** You can unlock a ''penguin-shaped'' snowboard, but doing so requires performing ''all'' possible tricks in the game, including both the difficult 1080° Air and [[spoiler:the unique tricks only the secret panda character can perform]].
** When you play the game for the first time, only three standard stages will be available: Crystal Lake, Crystal Peak and Golden Forest (the other two stages available are Air Make and Half Pipe, which are special stages for the score-based modes). However, the last stage of a given difficulty level in Match Race is new, and it's only necessary to reach it (not win its race) to have it available in Time and Trick attacks: Mountain Village (Normal), Dragon Cave (Hard), Deadly Fall (Expert). However, they won't appear in Contest no matter what, as it always ends with Golden Forest.
** You can unlock a ''penguin-shaped'' snowboard, but doing so requires performing ''all'' possible tricks in the game, including both the difficult 1080° Air and [[spoiler:the unique tricks only the secret panda character can perform]].
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'''''1080° Snowboarding''''', often referred to as just '''''1080°''''', is a snowboard RacingGame developed and published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 and first released in Japan on 28 February 1998. It was re-released on the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}'s UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole service in 2008. The player controls one of five playable snowboarders from a third-person perspective using a combination of buttons to jump and perform tricks over eight levels.
Its sequel ''1080: Avalanche'', released for the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube in 2003, is the most recent release.
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** Ricky is [[CanadaEh Canadian, eh?]]. The cocky TagalongKid and rough analog to TheSmartGuy, by being the smallest and weakest, but the most technically gifted trick master. His dad is also the founder of the team. Wears green.
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** Ricky is [[CanadaEh Canadian, eh?]]. eh?]] The cocky TagalongKid and rough analog to TheSmartGuy, by being the smallest and weakest, but the most technically gifted trick master. His dad is also the founder of the team. Wears green.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Kensuke Kimachi, arguably the main character due to being a JackOfAllStats on the first title is absent. Especially odd as he was a playable character in many trailers leading up to the release, and a picture of him still appears in the background at the chalet. Ricky Winterborn takes over as the main character, Rob Haywood becomes TheLeader of the team, but no one has balanced stats. Dion is also missing. The only characters to return are the ones who guest starred in ''VideoGame/WaveRace.''
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Kensuke Kimachi, arguably the main character due to being a JackOfAllStats on the first title Kimachi is absent. Especially odd as he was a playable character in many trailers leading up to the release, and a picture of him still appears in the background at the chalet. Ricky Winterborn takes over as the main character, Rob Haywood becomes TheLeader of the team, but no one has balanced stats. Dion is also missing. The only characters to return are the ones who guest starred in ''VideoGame/WaveRace.''
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** Ricky is [[{{CanadaEh}} Canadian, eh?]]. The cocky TagalongKid and rough analog to TheSmartGuy, by being the smallest and weakest, but the most technically gifted trick master. His dad is also the founder of the team. Wears green.
** Dion is [[{{TwoferTokenMinority}} black and British.]] The MightyGlacier BigGuy of the group. He's the fastest racer, but gets impatient over tricks. Wears black.
** Dion is [[{{TwoferTokenMinority}} black and British.]] The MightyGlacier BigGuy of the group. He's the fastest racer, but gets impatient over tricks. Wears black.
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** Ricky is [[{{CanadaEh}} [[CanadaEh Canadian, eh?]]. The cocky TagalongKid and rough analog to TheSmartGuy, by being the smallest and weakest, but the most technically gifted trick master. His dad is also the founder of the team. Wears green.
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** Kensuke is Japanese. He's the JackOfAllStats {{Hero}} who wants to be [[ToBeAMaster the best snowboarder]] and is already well known for his skills. Wears [[RedIsHeroic red]].
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Kensuke Kimachi, arguably the main character due to being TheMario of a JackOfAllStats on the first title is absent. Especially odd as he was a playable character in many trailers leading up to the release, and a picture of him still appears in the background at the chalet. Ricky Winterborn takes over as the main character, Rob Haywood becomes TheLeader of the team, but no one has balanced stats. Dion is also missing. The only characters to return are the ones who guest starred in ''VideoGame/WaveRace.''
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'''''1080° Snowboarding''''', often referred to as just '''''1080°''''', is a snowboard RacingGame developed and published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} for the UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} and first released in Japan on 28 February 1998. It was re-released on the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}'s UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole service in 2008. The player controls one of five playable snowboarders from a third-person perspective using a combination of buttons to jump and perform tricks over eight levels.
Its sequel ''1080: Avalanche'', released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2003, is the most recent release.
Its sequel ''1080: Avalanche'', released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2003, is the most recent release.
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'''''1080° Snowboarding''''', often referred to as just '''''1080°''''', is a snowboard RacingGame developed and published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} for the UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 and first released in Japan on 28 February 1998. It was re-released on the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}'s UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole service in 2008. The player controls one of five playable snowboarders from a third-person perspective using a combination of buttons to jump and perform tricks over eight levels.
Its sequel ''1080: Avalanche'', released for theNintendo GameCube UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube in 2003, is the most recent release.
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* NintendoHard: The notoriously difficult trick system takes a very long time to master. The ultimate prize for many is pulling off the titular 1080.
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* ConsoleCameo: You can get a snowboard that is a ''giant NES Controller'' that in game is named "Old School". It makes Mario jump sound effects every time you jump.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: You can unlock a ''penguin-shaped'' snowboard
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* GenreMotif: All of the riders have a signature musical genre in the manual. However only rock, punk, and electronic are actually in the soundtrack. There's no real rap or hip hop.
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** Rob is American.
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** Akari is Japanese and the only female boarder.
** Dion is [[{{TwoferTokenMinority}} black and British.]]
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** Rob is American.
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* FiveTokenBand: The five boarders:
boarders, who are roughly a FiveManBand.
** Kensuke is Japanese. He's the JackOfAllStats {{Hero}} who wants to be [[ToBeAMaster the best snowboarder]] and is already well known for his skills. Wears [[RedIsHeroic red]].
** Rob is American. TheLancer, he's skilled but still learning. Wears [[RedOniBlueOni blue.]]
** Ricky is [[{{CanadaEh}} Canadian,eh?]]
** Rob is American.
** Kensuke is Japanese.
** Akari is Japaneseeh?]]. The cocky TagalongKid and rough analog to TheSmartGuy, by being the only female boarder.
smallest and weakest, but the most technically gifted trick master. His dad is also the founder of the team. Wears green.
** Dion is [[{{TwoferTokenMinority}} black and British.]]]] The MightyGlacier BigGuy of the group. He's the fastest racer, but gets impatient over tricks. Wears black.
** Akari is Japanese and the only [[TokenGirl female]] [[TheChick boarder.]] A NaiveNewcomer, but a hard worker. Wears yellow.
** Kensuke is Japanese. He's the JackOfAllStats {{Hero}} who wants to be [[ToBeAMaster the best snowboarder]] and is already well known for his skills. Wears [[RedIsHeroic red]].
** Rob is American. TheLancer, he's skilled but still learning. Wears [[RedOniBlueOni blue.]]
** Ricky is [[{{CanadaEh}} Canadian,
** Rob is American.
** Kensuke is Japanese.
** Akari is Japanese
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* AgeLift: In their last appearance Rob, Akari, and Ricky were 20, 17, and 14 respectively. They're now 23, 19, and 18. The TimeSkip affected some more than others.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Kensuke Kimachi, arguably the main character due to being TheMario of the first title is absent. Especially odd as he was a playable character in many trailers leading up to the release, and a picture of him still appears in the background at the chalet. Ricky Winterborn takes over as the main character, Rob Haywood becomes TheLeader of the team, but no one has balanced stats. Dion is also missing. The only characters to return are the ones who guest starred in ''VideoGame/WaveRace.''
* FiveTokenBand: A little change up from before
** Rob is White American and now TheLeader of the group with Kensuke gone. Main color is now green. Has the best balance. Listens to hard rock.
** Ricky is [[{{CanadaEh}} Canadian, eh?]]. He's TheLancer as a competitive rebellious kid compared to Rob's serious athleticism. Also TheFace of the group. His main color is a bluish cyan. Has the highest jump. Listens to punk rock and electronic music.
** Akari is Japanese and still TheChick as the most [[GenkiGirl energetic,]] friendly and [[TeamMom supportive]] member of the group. Main color is pink. Has the best turning. Listens to pop, and starting to get into punk via Ricky.
** Kemen is from Chile. The new BigGuy replacing Dion. A laid back GentleGiant. Main color is red. Has the fastest top speed. Listens to rap.
** Tara is Black American, TheStoic newest recruit who doesn't show any emotions that would take away from her [[SassyBlackWoman 'hip hop diva' style.]] Main color is orange/yellow. Has the best acceleration. Listens to hip hop.
* ShipTease: Akari is interested in Ricky now that he's grown up from the first game. Rumor mill says they're together.
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'''''1080° Snowboarding''''', often referred to as just '''''1080°''''', is a snowboard RacingGame developed and published by {{Nintendo}} Creator/{{Nintendo}} for the NintendoSixtyFour UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} and first released in Japan on 28 February 1998. It was re-released on the {{Wii}}'s VirtualConsole UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}'s UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole service in 2008. The player controls one of five playable snowboarders from a third-person perspective using a combination of buttons to jump and perform tricks over eight levels.
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** Akari is Japanese and the only female boarder.
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* CoolShades: Ricky always wears these.
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* GogglesDoNothing: Leave the goggles on top of your head, even when racing down a mountain!
* JPop: Practically all the background music.
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**Dion is [[{{TwoferTokenMinority}} black and British.]]
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**Rob is American.
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'''''1080° Snowboarding''''', often referred to as just '''''1080°''''', is a snowboard RacingGame developed and published by {{Nintendo}} for the NintendoSixtyFour and first released in Japan on 28 February 1998. It was re-released on the {{Wii}}'s VirtualConsole service in 2008. The player controls one of five playable snowboarders from a third-person perspective using a combination of buttons to jump and perform tricks over eight levels.
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!!The game features examples of these tropes:
*AntiFrustrationFeatures: The player cannot take damage in Stunt Attack mode.
*[[{{AwesomeMcCoolName}} Awesome McCool Name]]: Ricky ''Winterborn''.
*ColorCodedMultiplayer: If two players use the same character, their outfit changes color.
*CoolShades: Ricky always wears these.
*FiveTokenBand: Each of the five boarders is of a different nationality.
*GogglesDoNothing: Leave the goggles on top of your head, even when racing down a mountain!
*JPop: Practically all the background music.
*LifeMeter: Present in the racing and TimeTrial modes.
*RacingGhost
*{{Skybox}}: [[{{SpecialEffectsFailure}} Particularly glaring]] in the fog-less training level.
*TimeTrial: One of the game modes.
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!!The game features examples of these tropes:
*AntiFrustrationFeatures: The player cannot take damage in Stunt Attack mode.
*[[{{AwesomeMcCoolName}} Awesome McCool Name]]: Ricky ''Winterborn''.
*ColorCodedMultiplayer: If two players use the same character, their outfit changes color.
*CoolShades: Ricky always wears these.
*FiveTokenBand: Each of the five boarders is of a different nationality.
*GogglesDoNothing: Leave the goggles on top of your head, even when racing down a mountain!
*JPop: Practically all the background music.
*LifeMeter: Present in the racing and TimeTrial modes.
*RacingGhost
*{{Skybox}}: [[{{SpecialEffectsFailure}} Particularly glaring]] in the fog-less training level.
*TimeTrial: One of the game modes.