Using Mushrooms or Stars, a player can run into an opponent to steal one of their balloons for themselves.

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As its name implies, Mario Kart: Double Dash 2 is a successor to the 2003 Nintendo GameCube title Mario Kart: Double Dash, and brings back the idea of two characters racing in a single kart, which hasnt been seen since that game.

Additionally, features from later Mario Kart titles, such as twelve positions per race and bikes (albeit redesigned to support 2 players per kart) from Mario Kart Wii, the ability to customize karts and the gliding and underwater sections from Mario Kart 7, and anti-gravity segments from Mario Kart 8 also return from their respective titles.

The player earns a certain amount of points based on their placement in each race, with their overall sum of points being used to determine their final ranking.

Additionally, players can choose one of seven difficulties to complete this challenge in; while only three are available by default, others can be unlocked by earning a gold trophy for all of the cups in one of the difficulties.

One of the three difficulties that are available by default.

Essentially the same as 100cc, although all courses are reversed.

Essentially the same as 200cc, although all courses are reversed.

The speed is ludicrous, the track is mirrored, CPUs are extremely dangerous, and new hazards are added to all tracks to spice them up.

Unlocked when a gold trophy is earned for all cups in all other difficulties.

As all but one Cup feature only four races, the total amount of points one could earn in this mode is 60.

Points are also used to score in versus mode and battle mode, though while the former utilizes the same means of distributing points, the latter does so differently.

In Time Trials the player is given three Mushrooms and are tasked with completing a selected course in as fast as possible without any opponents to bother them.

Players can also race against Ghosts, the save data of the players previous attempts, or one of two Staff Ghosts available per track, which are attempts performed by the staff behind the game.

Said options include which items are present in the Item Boxes (or whether items are present at all), the difficulty, the amount of races the player will race consecutively, the amount of CPU racers present in a race ranging from 0 all the way up 11 (in multiplayer modes the max.

Players can also set whether or not all participants are separated into two teams, with the winner being the team with the most points at the end of the races; a teams collection of points is a sum of all of its members.

There are a variety of fairly-different types of game modes, each very dependant on the players usage of the items that they collect.

Like in Versus Mode, Battle Mode can be played in a free-for-all mode or team-based mode.

Points are not dependant on placement, but rather by how well each participant does during a single mode.

Mario Dash 2