Mario Kart 7 Music – Rock Rock Mountain

Looking for the perfect background music to help you power through your next race in Mario Kart 7? Then look no further than Rock Rock Mountain!

Introduction

Welcome to the Mario Kart 7 music section! Here, you will find all the music that appears in Mario Kart 7. To listen to a particular track, simply click on its title.

As with previous installments in the series,Mario Kart 7 features a mixture of new and returning tracks. New tracks are highlighted with a green “New” label, while returning tracks are highlighted with a purple “Returning” label.

Gameplay

Rock Rock Mountain is the second course of the Flower Cup in Mario Kart 7. It is the successor of DS Figure-8 Circuit from Mario Kart DS and returns as a retro course in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, where it is now part of the Bell Cup. The music for this course was composed by Shinya Sakamoto.

The course takes place on a mountain with several tunnels. The middle tunnel can be shortcuts by driving under a rock. There are also some Boost Pads which can be used to reach higher areas.

Characters

-Mario
-Luigi
-Peach
-Bowser
-Yoshi
-Donkey Kong
-Diddy Kong
-Wario
-Waluigi

Tracks

Mario Kart 7 features 32 tracks, 16 of which are new to the Mario Kart series, while the other 16 tracks are returning tracks from previous games, making this the first game in the series to feature a mix of both new and old tracks. The game also features four cups, which are Mushroom, Flower, Star, and Special. There are also two new modes in the game: Mirror Mode and Air Glider.

Mushroom Cup
-Rock Rock Mountain
-Tick-Tock Clock
-Piranha Plant Pipeway
-Wuhu Loop

Flower Cup
– Daisy Circuit
– Shy Guy Bazaar
– Maka Wuhu
– Cloudtop Cruise

Star Cup
-Cheep Cheep Lagoons
– Honeybee Hive

Special Cup
– Bowser’s Castle
– Rainbow Road

Items

In Game, music plays a big role. There are different tunes for each stage, and some of the courses have remixes of old songs. Each character has their own personal native theme as well.

There are also several new features in this game. One is the rock-climbing ability, which isn’t available in any other game in the series.

The inclusion of the hang glider and underwater driving segments add a new layer of challenge and excitement to each course. Overall, the game is incredibly fun, and it’s one of the best titles in the series.”

Modes

There are four modes in Mario Kart 7: Grand Prix, Time Trial, Balloon Battle, and Shell Cup.

Grand Prix is the main mode of the game. The player competes against eleven other racers in a cup, trying to earn the most points. The point system from previous installments returns, with first place earning 12 points, second place 10, third 8, fourth 7, fifth 6, and so on down to last place, which awards 3 points. The player’s final point score is multiplied by the number of stars they have earned in order to determine their final ranking for the cup; the possible multipliers are 2x (one star), 1.5x (two stars), and 1x (three stars). In addition to points, players also earn coins as they race. These can be spent on unlocking new karts and customization options.

Multiplayer

Rock Rock Mountain is a course that appears in Mario Kart 7. It is the final course of the Leaf Cup. The music for this course is an upbeat rock tune with electric guitars and drums.

Downloadable Content

Mario Kart 7 music that can be downloaded through content packs. This music pack includes the song Rock Rock Mountain, which can be played while racing on the Rock Rock Mountain track.

Reception

Critics were positive towards the game’s music. In his 3DS review, Joe Juba of Game Informer praised how “the soundtrack [..] is one of the best in the series”, and found that “the addition of classic Nintendo tunes as remixed by popular band Yasutaka Nakata makes menus and victory screens all the more celebratory”. The A.V. Club’s Nathan Rabin called the original songs “rocking, diverse, and unforgettable”, further writing that they “remind us that videogame music can be made by talented human beings, not just faceless corporate robots”. However, Rabin was less fond of theifting from other games in the series, writing that it was an example of “how sequels often rely on aping instead of innovating”.

Legacy

“Rock Rock Mountain” is a course in Mario Kart 7. The music for this course is a remix of the music that plays in the original game on the SNES, which was composed by Koji Kondo.