There was a time when mines and minecarts dominated video games. If a platformer or RPG didnât have a mine stage or a mine-themed dungeon, it wasnât a game. We felt like minesâwhere actual mining was eschewed in favor of racing around on minecartsâwere the most natural things in the world, just as common as forests.
Oh. You want to go from Town A to Town B? No problem at all, but the only way to do that is by crossing that giant abandoned mine complex in four minutes.
Various Mine Cart Stages In Donkey Kong Country And Donkey Kong Country Returns
source: Donkey Kong Wiki
The Rollercoaster Version Called Rickety Race In Donkey Kong Country 2
source: Donkey Kong Wiki
The Lost Labyrinth In Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode I
source: AzureBlade49âs LP
LEGO Indiana Jones
source: LucasArts
Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
source: Babloâs TAS Walkthrough
Glitter Gulch Mine In Banjo-Tooie
source: mcshabarammaâs LP
Gaptooth Breach In Red Dead Redemption
source: Rockstar
The Coal Mines In Super Mario RPG
source: MrGamingZone
The Lake Cave In Dragon Quest V
source: William Schramâs LP
Croc 2
source: Forrest Cantonâs LP
Riding The Mine Cart In Resident Evil 4
source: Dario8676âs LP
Temple Run 2 Proves That Minecart Sections And Stages Are Still Among Us
source: Google Play
You should submit the most frustrating ones or those that are actually funâDonkey Kong Country is the best example that they existâin the comments below with visuals.
