Each of these forms of customization have different abilities, strengths and weaknesses.
At the start you will not have a lot of characters, hats, boosts or vehicles unlocked, but you will unlock these as you play the game. In this game, there is a lot of character customization available.
Customization and Power-Ups Customization This will certainly help you with races on these maps later on. If not, play 100CC until you’re confident enough to play 150CC.Īs with the other 150CC cups, try to get first or second on all maps. If you’re very comfortable with the maps, you could even skip 100CC all together! Only do this if you’re certain you can beat the difficult enemies on the new maps. Once you feel confident enough about the layouts, it is time for a higher CC. For these maps, the same rules as the initial cups on 50CC can be followed (IE playing through the cup three to four times, learning the layouts and any potential shortcuts). Having no knowledge of the maps’ layouts, you must study them, similar to how you started out with the game. This cup includes four new maps, so it is recommended to start out on 50CC. One More Cup The Ice-Cream CupĪs a reward for beating all other cups on 150CC with a gold trophy, the Ice-Cream Cup will be unlocked. Once you’ve mastered these computer-controlled enemies and you’ve beaten all the cups with a gold trophy, you’ll notice there’s one more cup available. If you beat this cup but got lower than first or second place on a map, it is recommended to replay the cup and try to finish at least second on every map. You shouldn’t worry about it too much, however, as you should be used to this change from the previous cups. If you struggled with that change, naturally you will have some problems with this change as well. The change will not be too drastic, it’s quite similar to the change from 50CC to 100CC. As with the previous difficulties, the intelligence and playstyle of your enemies will change. The hardest difficulty, 150CC, has arrived. If the races are too close, you should play them multiple times. Of course, if you lose, you’ll have to play the races multiple times. Playing the cups multiple times here is not required, as it was only necessary to build up knowledge of the different maps. (Don’t give up, though! You’ll get better after each and every attempt.) If you had close races or lost races in 50CC, this will take a few more attempts. If you didn’t struggle with 50CC, this shouldn’t be too much of a problem for you. They have been made more intelligent, and will therefor use power-ups more often and race better in general. The only real noticeable difference between 50 and 100CC is that the enemies are more difficult. All maps will stay the same, so the 50CC races should help you a lot. As you could have concluded from the title, you’re ready to move up to 100CC. Now that you know the layout of all maps, the time has come to move onto more difficult races. This knowledge will come in handy during the entirety of the game, so it’s certainly recommended to follow the steps mentioned above. When you’re done with all of these cups on 50CC, you’ll have a good knowledge of all map layouts, and potentially of some shortcuts. As you can guess, the next step is the Hamburger Cup. This will help you with learning the lay-out of the different maps, and discover potential shortcuts. Similar to the Lasagne Cup, it is recommended to play through this cup three to four times. You’re now ready to move up to the Pizza Cup, also on 50CC. After you’ve done this three to four times, it’s time for a different cup. Start out by playing on 50CC against bots in the Lasagne Cup. To fully beat Garfield Kart, it would be suggested to start off with bot practice.
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