Mario Kart Legendary

Mario Kart Legendary is a Mario Kart game released for the Nintendo Switch, released on July 21, 2020. It is the 10th main installment of the series.
==Game Modes==
===Grand Prix===
Players: 1-4
A mode where you race through 4 predetermined tracks, which is also called a cup. By finishing the cup, you will be given a ranking from F to S+, which depends on the time used to beat each track. Higher rankings give you a higher XP. Getting rank B or higher will unlock the next cup. (In the case of multiplayer, only one needs to reach the requirement before unlocking the next cup.)
This mode also offers different engine classes. Higher engine classes mean faster speed and harder opponents. It also offers better rewards. Here are the following engine classes:
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Engine Class 	Driving Speed 	CPU Difficulty 	Description 	Unlocked by
50cc 	 	Easy 	A very slow engine class! Made for beginners. 	None
100cc 	 	Medium 	Not too slow, nor too fast! Perfect for learning players! 	None
150cc 	 	Hard 	The standard engine class! Good for casual play. 	None
Mirror 	 	Hard 	150cc, but all the tracks are MIRROED! 	Beat all cups in 150cc
Reverse 	 	Hard 	Ever wanted to race tracks in the wrong way? Well now you can with Reverse Mode!	Beat all cups in 150cc
200cc 	 	Extreme 	Insanely fast! It’s the ultimate challenge when it comes to driving skills! 	Beat all cups in either Mirror/Reverse
Note that if a cup of a higher engine class is completed, the same cup from lower engine classes will also be marked as completed, and all the rewards will be obtained. Mirror and Reverse cups must be completed individually.
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Engine Class 	F 	E 	D 	C 	B 	A 	S 	S+
50cc 	5 	10 	15 	20 	25 	30 	40 	50
2 XP 	4 XP 	6 XP 	9 XP 	12 XP 	15 XP 	19 XP 	23 XP 	
100cc 	6 	12 	18 	24 	30 	36 	48 	60
3 XP 	5 XP 	7 XP 	10 XP 	14 XP 	17 XP 	21 XP 	26 XP 	
150cc 	7 	14 	21 	28 	35 	42 	56 	70
4 XP 	6 XP 	9 XP 	12 XP 	16 XP 	20 XP 	24 XP 	29 XP 	
MirrorReverse 	8 	16 	24 	32 	40 	48 	64 	80
5 XP 	8 XP 	11 XP 	14 XP 	18 XP 	23 XP 	28 XP 	34 XP 	
200cc 	10 	20 	30 	40 	50 	60 	80 	100
6 XP 	8 XP 	11 XP 	15 XP 	20 XP 	26 XP 	34 XP 	42 XP 	
Note that while coin rewards can only be collected once, experience rewards can be collected as many times as a player desires. If a player gets rank C on a 200cc cup, he will get 40 coins and 15 XP. If he gets rank C on the same cup for a second time, he will get 15 XP but no coins will be collected. However, if this players gets a rank A the next try, he will get 60 - 40 = 20 coins (rank A rewards - already collected rewards). Experience points won’t be affected by the formula, so he still gets 26 XP.
===Time Trial===
Players: 1
A solo game mode where the player’s goal is to complete a track as fast as he or she can. The player is provided with 3 mushrooms at the start of the race and he or she can use it to take shortcut and beat the track faster. After the track is beaten, the player can save that run down and make it become a ghost. The player can later race against that ghost.
Staff ghosts are also provided, which are basically just ghosts, but provided by Nintendo. Beating a staff ghosts gives out coins and experience, and unlocks an expert staff ghost. Beating an expert staff ghosts gives out more coins and experience, and the player can now submit their time to the leaderboards.
Time Trial - Rewards	Time Trial - Rewards	Time Trial - Rewards
 	Normal Staff Ghost 	Expert Staff Ghost
150cc 	10 	40
10 XP 	20 XP 	
200cc 	20 	60
20 XP 	50 XP 	
====Leaderboards====
Every season, the top 3 players who got the best time that season receives a gold, silver and bronze badge respectively, along with coins, sapphires, and experience. The all-time best times are shown on the all-time leaderboard. All players can replay other player’s plays, or save it as a ghost for their own.
===VS Mode===
Players: 1-4
In this mode, up to 4 players can enjoy some casual racing, which they can set the type of items, engine classes (locked engine classes cannot be chosen), how many tracks will be raced, track order, the CPU difficulty and the number of CPUs. This mode does not offer any type of rewards other than experience.
===Battle Mode===
TBA
===Online===
Players: 1
Players can race with other players in the world in real-time. An internet connection is required to play this mode.
====Competitive====
In this mode, players race competitively with trophies. Higher ranking gives you trophies and lower rankings might have trophies taken away. By reaching a higher accumulative trophy count, you may enter a new league, which offers better rewards and the competition will be harder. Here are the leagues: 
Online Mode - Leagues	Online Mode - Leagues
League 	Trophies
League 1 	0-299
League 2 	300-599
League 3 	600-999
League 4 	1000-1399
League 5 	1400-1899
League 6 	1900-2399
League 7 	2400-2999
League 8 	3000-3599
League 9 	3600-4199
League 10 	4200-4999
League 11 	5000+
In lower leagues, the matchmaking algorithm ensures that you will be paired up with players in the same league as you. If the matchmaking room timeouts and there isn’t enough players, the rest of the players may be replaced by bots, or in higher leagues, might merge with another room. (If there is more than 8 players in the room, the timeout will be extended)
Each season lasts for 4 weeks. Every season, all trophies beyond 5000 trophies will be removed, to give each player an equal opportunity to climb in trophies. These lost trophies are converted into a currency called Legendary Coins, which can be used to by exclusive items in the shop.
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