Kevin Booth - Revision history

Shadow4798 at 12:07, 31 August 2012

2012-08-31T12:07:08Z

Regular Civilian: Undo revision 23948 by Ixawyxa (Talk)

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Undo revision 23948 by Ixawyxa (Talk)

Ixawyxa at 03:02, 24 November 2010

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Undo revision 23360 by Ixawyxa (Talk)

Ixawyxa at 00:27, 18 November 2010

2010-11-18T00:27:29Z

Ngamer: /* External Links */

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Honekko at 00:30, 18 July 2008

2008-07-18T00:30:02Z

Freed at 17:25, 16 July 2008

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Freed at 17:24, 16 July 2008

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Ngamer: /* External Links */

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 * [http://thengamer.com/xstats/elite/ranks.php?name=Booth Kevin's Elite Contest History]
-{{2010 Karter Contest}}
+{{2012 Karter Contest}}
 {{2008 Elite Summer Contest}}

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 [[Image:Booth.jpg|thumb|Kevin Booth]]
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 Kevin began the Mario Kart site in 1997, with the goal to create a home for all MK64 time trial fans. Many joined, and the site has since grown to hundreds of players, and spawned sister sites for the newer Kart games. A unique thing back then was that everyone got his or her own profile page on the site. Kevin updated all profiles and charts manually, as well as the news. As the years passed, his personal involvement declined but his legacy has evolved into the community's current state. The MK64 Players' Page served as template for the [[Super Mario Kart]] and [[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]] sites, and has influenced several other popular high-score sites (fzerocentral, [http://www.the-elite.net the-elite.net] and [[N64HS]]).
-Kevin's own Karting career has also been impressive. His early videos of [[Rainbow Road]] are said to have enlightened [[Jason Engel]] towards discovering [[SSMT]]s. He was World Champion in 1997 and 1998, and remained a top player in 1999. One of his most famous marks was 2'29&quot;96 on [[Toad's Turnpike]] in 2000.
+Kevin's own Karting career has also been impressive. His early videos of [[Rainbow Road]] are said to have enlightened [[Jason Engel]] towards discovering [[SSMT]]s. He was World Champion in 1997 and 1998, and remained a top player in 1999. One of his most famous marks was 2'29"96 on [[Toad's Turnpike]] in 2000.
 Though not as involved in the running and updating of the Mario Kart sites today, he has directly or indirectly influenced many generations of Karters, either through giving them a home on the site, though competing with them in the game, or from casual conversations.

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 [[Image:Booth.jpg|thumb|Kevin Booth]]
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 Kevin began the Mario Kart site in 1997, with the goal to create a home for all MK64 time trial fans. Many joined, and the site has since grown to hundreds of players, and spawned sister sites for the newer Kart games. A unique thing back then was that everyone got his or her own profile page on the site. Kevin updated all profiles and charts manually, as well as the news. As the years passed, his personal involvement declined but his legacy has evolved into the community's current state. The MK64 Players' Page served as template for the [[Super Mario Kart]] and [[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]] sites, and has influenced several other popular high-score sites (fzerocentral, [http://www.the-elite.net the-elite.net] and [[N64HS]]).
-Kevin's own Karting career has also been impressive. His early videos of [[Rainbow Road]] are said to have enlightened [[Jason Engel]] towards discovering [[SSMT]]s. He was World Champion in 1997 and 1998, and remained a top player in 1999. One of his most famous marks was 2'29"96 on [[Toad's Turnpike]] in 2000.
+Kevin's own Karting career has also been impressive. His early videos of [[Rainbow Road]] are said to have enlightened [[Jason Engel]] towards discovering [[SSMT]]s. He was World Champion in 1997 and 1998, and remained a top player in 1999. One of his most famous marks was 2'29&quot;96 on [[Toad's Turnpike]] in 2000.
 Though not as involved in the running and updating of the Mario Kart sites today, he has directly or indirectly influenced many generations of Karters, either through giving them a home on the site, though competing with them in the game, or from casual conversations.

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 Booth pops in from time to time and comments on different things on the message board. Today Booth is more like a ghostly legend than a force on the site. MKDS kiddies weren't even born yet when Booth first started playing and they whisper to each other about him during camp fire ghost stories, mmmm smores.
->== External Links ==
+== External Links ==
 * [http://thengamer.com/xstats/elite/ranks.php?name=Booth Kevin's Elite Contest History]
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 [[Category:People]]
 [[Category:Karters]]

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 Booth pops in from time to time and comments on different things on the message board. Today Booth is more like a ghostly legend than a force on the site. MKDS kiddies weren't even born yet when Booth first started playing and they whisper to each other about him during camp fire ghost stories, mmmm smores.
-== External Links ==
+>== External Links ==
 * [http://thengamer.com/xstats/elite/ranks.php?name=Booth Kevin's Elite Contest History]
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 [[Category:People]]
 [[Category:Karters]]