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- Mario Kart
- WII, 3DS
- Published by Nintendo
- Developed by Nintendo
- French release: Available
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Either way, mario kart is a console seller.
I really loved SMK on SNES, such a epic game for me. MK64 was fairly disappointing. Both portable Mario Karts were pretty good, and the DS one nearly felt as good as the original SMK. I didn't play a lot of the Gamecube one, didn't feel too great.
I hope the online modes are as fleshed out as one would expect from a current gen racing game. I wonder if there will be online battle mode. I hope the online play isn't as exploitable as MKDS.
Now with the inclusion of bikes!
But seriously, it does look pretty cool.
This looks like it could be fun, might persuade me to finally get a Wii.
Project Mario Kart Racing 4
Now with the inclusion of bikes!
But seriously, it does look pretty cool.
Guess Nintendo must be running out of ideas as well...
Why do people over the age of 10 care about Gamecube, I mean Wii?
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Oh first post, hi all!
SNES Mario Kart had tracks that sort of "hugged" the screen, whereas the later ones (MKDS excluded) were too wide to have that same visual appeal.
After the FANTASTIC job Sega did on F-Zero GX it's odd that they won't let Mario Kart be a slower, more intimate kind of game and just keep outsourcing its snazzier futuristic brother to Amusement Vision, but at least this entry seems like it embraces its new format 100%, unlike DD that still tried to stand with one foot in the Mario Kart of old. I honestly think this looks rather nice.
Meanwhile, Amusement Vision is chucked out of the running for making Wii F-Zero in favour of Monster Games of Excite Truck fame. At least this is what I've heard. I liked Excite Truck *a lot*, but it strikes me as an odd match nonetheless.
And no, it dosn't look exactly like DD. Compared to the Cube title, everything has that subtle extra layer of polish - as with Galaxy and Brawl.