Jumps like these are possible on the last turn of DK Summit and the second corner in the temple of Dry Dry Ruins. The only instance where half-pipes provide any advantage is if they are placed on or near the inside of a turn, allowing a player to make a physics-defying jump that hugs the turn perfectly. You can do fancy tricks to gain speed, but in most cases it'd be faster to just drive forward. Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The Mega Mushroom turns you and your vehicle giant sized, boosting speed and causing your character to flatten other racers in their path.If the game is played in 16:9, it letterboxes to Cinemascope.
If the game is played in 4:3, it is letterboxed to about 16:9.
Aspect Ratio Switch: The first part of the credits portion is letterboxed. Jumping on one on the inside of a turn will keep the vehicle right on the inside of a curve until it reaches the ground, rather than going in a simple vertical arc. Similar physics-defying jumps are possible on halfpipe sections. The most significant example is the waterfall of Koopa Cape, where the path of a vehicle is bent down into the pipe, making it extremely hard to miss the pipe. Although most jumps involve the vehicles launching forward as expected, some of them are bent towards a specific path. In fact, in 100cc you can only race with motorbikes. Artifact Title: Though you can still race with karts, motorbikes were added to the vehicle options as well. Outfit A gives you a jumpsuit look while Outfit B gives you the Mario shirt and overalls combo if the Mii is male, or a dress in the style of Princess Peach if the Mii is female. And Your Reward Is Clothes: Mii Outfit A and B, which changes the looks of your Mii when you race as one. Alertness Blink: The Cataquacks on Peach Beach have a "!" appear above their heads when they notice a player. 
The retro track DS Delfino Square matches this trope too. Accordion to Most Sailors: Delfino Pier, a battle course themed around a pier, has an accordion melody in its music.The game features examples of these tropes:
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