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'''Frosty Village''' is an area in the [[Snowflake Mountain]] area of [[Timber Island]] in the games ''[[Diddy Kong Racing]]'' and its remake, ''[[Diddy Kong Racing DS]].'' | '''Frosty Village''' is an area in the [[Snowflake Mountain]] area of [[Timber Island]] in the games ''[[Diddy Kong Racing]]'' and its remake, ''[[Diddy Kong Racing DS]].'' | ||
The track starts with a huge downward slope which may be totally skipped with the combination of a zipper and a blue balloon. After the first cave, if the player turns right they will find a shortcut with three zippers. After the second cave, one must be aware of the water which only the hovercraft may traverse. | The track starts with a huge downward slope which may be totally skipped with the combination of a zipper and a blue balloon. After the first cave, if the player turns right they will find a shortcut with three zippers. After the second cave, one must be aware of the water, which only the hovercraft and/or plane may traverse over. | ||
In the Nintendo DS remake, several large rock spikes are removed from the mid part of the level. This makes it slightly easier to take the shortcut. | In the Nintendo DS remake, several large rock spikes are removed from the mid part of the level. This makes it slightly easier to take the shortcut. | ||
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Frosty Village is an area in the Snowflake Mountain area of Timber Island in the games Diddy Kong Racing and its remake, Diddy Kong Racing DS.
The track starts with a huge downward slope which may be totally skipped with the combination of a zipper and a blue balloon. After the first cave, if the player turns right they will find a shortcut with three zippers. After the second cave, one must be aware of the water, which only the hovercraft and/or plane may traverse over.
In the Nintendo DS remake, several large rock spikes are removed from the mid part of the level. This makes it slightly easier to take the shortcut.
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