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== 1994 - 2003: First steps == | == 1994 - 2003: First steps == | ||
| − | + | Guillaume put his hands on his first copy of SMK by receiving it as Christmas present back in 1994, unfortunately at the same time he also got a Super Game Boy coming with Super Mario Land 2, and he was claiming to prefer this one to SMK, regarded as too hard and less interesting. | |
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| + | But as months were going on, he started to discover how great this game was, and started to PR on two favourite tracks, [[Mario Circuit 1]] and [[Rainbow Road]]. The legend tells he has already performed a non-NBT 1'02"18 on MC1 back in 1998 or 1999, while his RR 5-lap PR was in the 1'32"s. | ||
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| + | Until he met [[Pierre L'Hoëst]] on a video games board in 2001, he stopped playing and even concentrated on [[Mario Kart 64]] then [[Mario Kart Super Circuit]] when it was released, holding the Rainbow Road 5-lap French Record almost 2 years long with a 45"76 which is still his current PR! During two years, he also tried to improve his SMK times to a higher level, especially because Pierre had told him about the Players' Site and the French championships. He ended the year with an excellent 1'01"72 at MC1, performed two hours before meeting Pierre for the first time! | ||
== 2003 - 2005: Entering a world of competition == | == 2003 - 2005: Entering a world of competition == | ||
Revision as of 12:52, 17 May 2010
Guillaume Leviach aka "Mario86" is a Super Mario Kart French player born in the Parisian suburbs in 1986 and currently living close to Reims, the home-land of champagne. His main achievement in the Mario Kart community is to have earned the Player of the Year 2009 award.
1994 - 2003: First steps
Guillaume put his hands on his first copy of SMK by receiving it as Christmas present back in 1994, unfortunately at the same time he also got a Super Game Boy coming with Super Mario Land 2, and he was claiming to prefer this one to SMK, regarded as too hard and less interesting.
But as months were going on, he started to discover how great this game was, and started to PR on two favourite tracks, Mario Circuit 1 and Rainbow Road. The legend tells he has already performed a non-NBT 1'02"18 on MC1 back in 1998 or 1999, while his RR 5-lap PR was in the 1'32"s.
Until he met Pierre L'Hoëst on a video games board in 2001, he stopped playing and even concentrated on Mario Kart 64 then Mario Kart Super Circuit when it was released, holding the Rainbow Road 5-lap French Record almost 2 years long with a 45"76 which is still his current PR! During two years, he also tried to improve his SMK times to a higher level, especially because Pierre had told him about the Players' Site and the French championships. He ended the year with an excellent 1'01"72 at MC1, performed two hours before meeting Pierre for the first time!
2003 - 2005: Entering a world of competition
To be coming
2005 - 2007: Retirement?
To be coming
2007: The unexpected comeback
To be coming
2008: Reaching new standards
To be coming
2009: The consecration
To be coming
2010: ******
To be coming
External Links
Mario Museum (personal website)
YouTube videos page
| The 2010 Karter Contest | ||||
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| Round 1 Groups | Round 2+ Bracket | Prediction Contest | Matchups & Results
(BOLD indicates players in Round 4) | ||||
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(1) MK64 Star Dashers |
STanney | Deg | Jones | MK64MR |
Sword | Webinator | Mick | MH |
Sexiest Group Alive (17) | |
