Mario Kart Wii: The Mini Baby Toy Tournament (1/12)
Grim for the audio distortion at the beginning. :p
Grim for the audio distortion at the beginning. :p
Mario Kart 7 (technically the ninth brave in the series, but I guess Nintendo’s not counting the two arcade games) plays it comparatively safe when it comes to its gameplay. There are a few new features that mix things up and lend a hand differentiate it from previous entries, but things will done feel familiar to longtime fans. Specifically, MK7 handles almost identically to Mario Kart Wii, from the mini-boosting tricks off of ramps to the duration-based power slip turbos meant to prevent “snaking.” It’s a well-considered decision, given that the Wii version’s mechanics were undoubtedly solid, but it does tend to make the quarry feel a bit too much like a re-tread at times.
While the pith gameplay is built on an existing framework, MK7 manages to discriminate itself in the details. The biggest and most immediately obvious of these enhancements comes in the dream up of kart customization. While previous Mario Karts have offered multiple vehicles for characters
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