In the multiplayer mode, one of the trains is absent. The trains have now three passenger cars, and they ride slightly more slowly. They can be taken out by driving into them while under the effects of a Super Star. Trains reappear in the Mario Kart 7 rendition of N64 Kalimari Desert, once again acting as obstacles for drivers. In the Wii Virtual Console release, the train's wheels are colored black instead of red.Ī similar train called the K64 appears in Paper Mario, with the music that plays when Mario rides it being an arrangement of Kalimari Desert's music. In VS Mode for two players, the trains have only one passenger car, while in the Grand Prix for two players, as well as in VS Mode for three and four players, all cars including the tender are absent. The player flips over if they hit any part of the train, including the passenger cars. Both trains travel along an elliptical track that the player crosses twice at each crossing lies two crossbucks atop pairs of lights that flash if a train approaches. They are red-and-black coal-powered steam locomotives with five passenger cars. The Kalimari Desert course in Mario Kart 64 features two trains, also referred to as N64 Expresses.
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