Difference between revisions of "SADX Twinkle Circuit 6"

Latest revision as of 06:31, 12 October 2023

This article is about the sixth track. For the other tracks, see SADX Twinkle Circuit, SADX Twinkle Circuit 2, SADX Twinkle Circuit 3, SADX Twinkle Circuit 4, and SADX Twinkle Circuit 5.

**SADX Twinkle Circuit 6**
Creator:	igorseabra4
Designer:	SEGA, Sonic Team
Version:	v1.0
Date of latest version:	2016-12-14
Editors used:	3ds Max, BrawlBox, KMP Cloud, SADXLVL2, SAMDL, Wiimms SZS Tools
WBZ files:	ct.wiimm.de
Download:	Icedrive

Overview

Twinkle Circuit 6 is one of the six race tracks available in Sonic Adventure (for Dreamcast (1998), PC/GameCube (2003) and PlayStation Network/Xbox Live Arcade (2010)), but it is only accessible using downloadable content in the Dreamcast version or in the other versions by hacking. This was ported to Mario Kart Wii by igorseabra4 and released on 2016-12-14, along with the releases of the other five Twinkle Circuit tracks. It was given an industrial (Final Egg) theme to differentiate it from the other Twinkle Circuits.

Media

v1.0 VS Race

Original Version

Version History

Version	Date of release	Information
v1.0	2016-12-14	First release

Custom Track Distributions

This track is part of the following Custom Track Distributions:

Names in Other Languages

Dutch:

SADX Twinkelcircuit 6

French:

SADX Circuit Scintillant 6

German:

SADX Glitzerpiste 6

Italian:

SADX Circuito Scintillio 6

Japanese:

SADX トゥインクルサーキット６

Korean:

SADX 트윙클 서킷6

Portuguese:

SADX Circuito Cintilante 6

Russian:

SADX Мерцающий заезд 6

Spanish:

SADX Circuito Destellante 6 (NTSC)
SADX Circuito Centelleante 6 (PAL)

Greek:

SADX Πίστα Λαμπυρίσματος 6

Polish:

SADX Migająca Trasa 6

Finnish:

SADX Tuikintamutka 6

Swedish:

SADX Tinderbanan 6

Czech:

SADX Zářivý Okruh 6

Danish:

SADX Tinderbanen 6

By the same author: igorseabra4

YouTube Channel

Original Tracks:
Pipeline Speedway II – Hot Shelter – Land of the Apes – Kinoko Cave – Star Slope

Ports/Remakes:
Twinkle Circuit: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 – Grand Metropolis – F Boats – Casino Park

Battle Arenas:
Fire Crater – Turtle Top – Delfino House – Galaxy Colosseum

Retro Tracks:
N64 Choco Mountain – GBA Cheese Land – GBA Lakeside Park – SNES Vanilla Lake 2 – SNES Mario Circuit 4 – N64 Choco Mountain (old)

Old Tracks:
Stunny City – Beach Gardens – Goldwood Forest – Illusion Canyon – Thwomp Factory – Dry Dry Lake – Pipeline Speedway – The Hole Cave – Sky Speedway – Podoboo Desert

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 |date of release= 2016-12-14
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+|editors used= [[3ds Max]], [[BrawlBox]], [[KMP Cloud]], [http://info.sonicretro.org/SADXLVL SADXLVL2], [https://info.sonicretro.org/SA_Tools SAMDL], [[Wiimms SZS Tools]]
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 == Overview ==
-'''Twinkle Circuit 6''' is one of the six race tracks available in ''[[wikipedia:Sonic Adventure|Sonic Adventure]]'' (for Dreamcast (1998), PC/GameCube (2003) and PlayStation Network/Xbox Live Arcade (2010)), but it is only accessible using downloadable content in the Dreamcast version or in the other versions by hacking. This was ported to [[Mario Kart Wii]] by [[igorseabra4]] and released on 2016-12-14, along with the releases of [[SADX Twinkle Circuit|the]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 2|other]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 3|five]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 4|Twinkle]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 5|Circuit]] tracks. It was given an industrial ([https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Egg Final Egg]) theme to differentiate it from the other Twinkle Circuits.
+'''Twinkle Circuit 6''' is one of the six race tracks available in ''[[wikipedia:Sonic Adventure|Sonic Adventure]]'' (for Dreamcast (1998), PC/[[GameCube]] (2003) and PlayStation Network/Xbox Live Arcade (2010)), but it is only accessible using downloadable content in the Dreamcast version or in the other versions by hacking. This was ported to [[Mario Kart Wii]] by [[igorseabra4]] and released on 2016-12-14, along with the releases of [[SADX Twinkle Circuit|the]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 2|other]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 3|five]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 4|Twinkle]] [[SADX Twinkle Circuit 5|Circuit]] tracks. It was given an industrial ([https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Egg Final Egg]) theme to differentiate it from the other Twinkle Circuits.
 == Media ==
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 == Version History ==
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-== Custom Track Distributions ==
+== <span id=distrib-list>Custom Track Distributions</span> ==
 This track is part of the following [[Custom Track Distribution]]s:
-* {{Distrib-ref|Cuberluigi CT Pack|2782|152,171}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Cuberluigi CT Pack|2782|cuberluigi-ct}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Fusion|2782|187}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Insane Kart Wii|2782|insane-kart-wii}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Infinite|2782|175}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Fusion|2782|mk-fusion}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Infinite|2782|mk-infinite}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Virtual Night|2782|mk-virtual-night}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii Deluxe|2782|mk-deluxe}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii Faraphel|2782|faraphel}}
 * {{Distrib-ref|MKW Hack Pack|2782|hackpack}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|Nitro CT Pack|2782|181}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Nitro CT Pack|2782|nitro-ct}}
 == Names in Other Languages ==