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** [[DS Tick-Tock Clock: Neo Edition]]: [[Rukasudo90]]'s version with many added elements not found in the original track | ** [[DS Tick-Tock Clock: Neo Edition]]: [[Rukasudo90]]'s version with many added elements not found in the original track | ||
Revision as of 00:41, 23 November 2014
Tick-Tock Clock is a retro race course from Mario Kart DS. It is the second track of the Star Cup. It later reappeared in Mario Kart 8 as the first track of the Lightning Cup. This track is based off the level of the same name in Super Mario 64.
Currently, there is one port and one variant available:
- DS Tick-Tock Clock (Rukasudo90 & burikillo)
- DS Tick-Tock Clock: Neo Edition: Rukasudo90's version with many added elements not found in the original track
Names in Other Languages
| Dutch: | DS Tik-Tak-Klok |
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| French: | DS Horloge Tic-Tac |
| German: | DS Ticktack-Trauma |
| Italian: | DS Pista Tictac |
| Japanese: | DS チクタクロック |
| Korean: | DS 똑딱시계 코스 |
| Portuguese: | DS Relógio Tiquetaque |
| Russian: | DS Часы тик-так |
| Spanish: | DS Reloj Tictac |
| Greek: | DS Ρολόι Τικ-Τακ |
| Polish: | DS Zegar Tik-Tak |
| Finnish: | DS Tik-tak-kello |
| Swedish: | DS Tick-Tack Klockan |
| Czech: | - |
| Danish: | DS Tik-Tak Uret |
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