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“Drive Laughing” is where you race while there is a TV that shows Pocoyo doing various dance moves, which is set up as a distraction. “King of the Track” requires 2 players who compete in a head-to-head race, and the person who loses has to pass the Wii Remote to the next person. The Party mode of the game has 2 modes: King of the Track, and Drive Laughing. The person with the most stars wins the Grand Prix. Like Mario Kart Wii, you race against 11 other racers and earn stars that accumulate depending on what place you get in each race.

(or a cutscene, which can be watched in the Theatre of the game) Once you complete all of the modes, the level is fully completed, and you unlock a picture. Afterwards, is a Balloon Bursting mode, where you must collect as many balloons as possible to earn either a gold, silver, or bronze medal depending on how many balloons you collected.

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Next, is a Time Trial mode where you must try to get the fastest time, and then afterwards race against your ghost to earn a medal depending on your time. There are 10 levels that each have a Championship mode, where you race against 11 other characters and earn a medal depending on what place you get.

Motor Olympics is the story mode of the game. Motor Olympics is single player only, while Grand Prix and Party can be played with up to 4 players. There are 3 modes: Motor Olympics, Grand Prix, and Party.

The game was initally planned to be released in the US along with the Wii version, being published by SouthPeak Games, but was cancelled.The gameplay is similar to Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart DS's gameplay, but also has some distinct elements.

The screenshots found for the game show that it was going to be an augmented kart-racing game, kind of like Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit.

A successor, titled Pocoyo Circuits was going to be released for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, but was cancelled.

The game currently has a low rating of 0.5/5 on GameFAQs.

A 100% completion of the game (collecting all 60 models and 180 picture cards) will allow you to unlock an exclusive episode from the show.

For the most part, it is at least faithful to the Wii version.

It is unknown if they actually have different stats or not due to there being no way to view their stats, unlike in most racing games.

Picture cards are (somewhat) pointless to collect, as you cannot do anything with them other than browse through them as a gallery, and most of them are just stills from the show.

The first time, you do it alone, and the second time, you race against your ghost, and regardless if you beat your ghost or not, you will still win a medal either way, making the latter pointless.

In the Time Trial challenges, in order to win a medal, you have to race on the same track twice.

Instead, you have to race on the same track over and over again until you or another racer reaches 24 stars.

The Championship is similar to that of the Grand Prix mode, except you cannot choose the tracks.

The gameplay can get pretty repetitive like in the Wii version, as all 10 levels in the Motor Olympics (the Story Mode of the game) have the same 3 types of challenges: Championship, Time Trials, and Balloon Bursting.

The compression of the audio files is pretty pointless, as there are other Nintendo DS games (even ones that were released in previous years) that have much better sounding audio.

Low quality audio, as the audio from the Wii version was most likely compressed (badly) in order to fit on the DS.However, the developers could've still kept the tracks the same like in the Wii version and there still wouldn't be an issue. Some of the tracks (such as the Ocean ones) are different than in the Wii version, possibly due to the hardware limitations of the console.However, this can be somewhat justified as the show didn't have a lot of characters at the time. Short roster, consisting of only 12 characters, and despite Baby Bird appearing in the game, he's not playable.Even its predecessor, Hello Pocoyo! had better graphics than this, and that game was released in 2008 for the same platform, made by the same developers. The models look very polygonal/blocky, with Pocoyo's and Pato's models being one of the worst offenders of this. Horrendous looking graphics and character models that look akin to a game released for the Atari Jaguar, even for Nintendo DS game standards.The game was released about EIGHT months after the Nintendo 3DS was already released in Europe, making the DS port of the game pointless, as it should have been released for the 3DS instead.