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Nintendo's major Christmas game :- Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
Sony's Major Christmas game:- GT4
Microsoft's major Christmas game:- Project Gotham Racing 2
Ohhhhh thrilling.
Sony's Major Christmas game:- GT4
Microsoft's major Christmas game:- Project Gotham Racing 2
Ohhhhh thrilling.
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Edgy wrote:
> "The shoe-shoe-shooooe People"
>
> Surely you remember classic childrens TV?
I remember classic childrens TV... but not "The shoe-shoe-shooooe People"...
> "The shoe-shoe-shooooe People"
>
> Surely you remember classic childrens TV?
I remember classic childrens TV... but not "The shoe-shoe-shooooe People"...
AfroJoe wrote:
> Every Mario Kart game I've played has been of top quality, and this is
> why I'm expecting no less from Double Dash!!.
Its a sweet sweet game. I can't wait for the time trials people will have on here :)
I'll set up a board or something on my site with best times etc :D
> Every Mario Kart game I've played has been of top quality, and this is
> why I'm expecting no less from Double Dash!!.
Its a sweet sweet game. I can't wait for the time trials people will have on here :)
I'll set up a board or something on my site with best times etc :D
"The shoe-shoe-shooooe People"
Surely you remember classic childrens TV?
Surely you remember classic childrens TV?
The shoe people?
AfroJoe wrote:
> Super Mario Kart on the SNES was one of my first experiences of
> gaming, and I loved it. The game had enough to do in Single Player,
> and was especially tops in multiplayer. And I loved the songs each
> character had after they won a race - Bowser's and DK Jr's were the
> best.
I liked Toad's winning theme - it sounded like background music in The Shoe People.
> Super Mario Kart on the SNES was one of my first experiences of
> gaming, and I loved it. The game had enough to do in Single Player,
> and was especially tops in multiplayer. And I loved the songs each
> character had after they won a race - Bowser's and DK Jr's were the
> best.
I liked Toad's winning theme - it sounded like background music in The Shoe People.
It's Nintendo's pride and joy this Christmas.
Every Mario Kart game I've played has been of top quality, and this is why I'm expecting no less from Double Dash!!.
Super Mario Kart on the SNES was one of my first experiences of gaming, and I loved it. The game had enough to do in Single Player, and was especially tops in multiplayer. And I loved the songs each character had after they won a race - Bowser's and DK Jr's were the best.
Mario Kart 64 was great, also. I've explained why a little further down this thread, and I can't be bothered doing so again, so if you're looking for reasons for my liking of this game, scroll down a bit. :-D
Super Circuit, although half of it was a revamp of the aforementioned SNES version, it had loads of new tracks, and looked a lot fresher than the console version. I've spent many a day perfecting my lap times on it, and it's easily my most played Game Boy Advance game overall.
Anyone doubting Double Dash!! shouldn't - the Mario Kart series will be as strong as it always has been.
Super Mario Kart on the SNES was one of my first experiences of gaming, and I loved it. The game had enough to do in Single Player, and was especially tops in multiplayer. And I loved the songs each character had after they won a race - Bowser's and DK Jr's were the best.
Mario Kart 64 was great, also. I've explained why a little further down this thread, and I can't be bothered doing so again, so if you're looking for reasons for my liking of this game, scroll down a bit. :-D
Super Circuit, although half of it was a revamp of the aforementioned SNES version, it had loads of new tracks, and looked a lot fresher than the console version. I've spent many a day perfecting my lap times on it, and it's easily my most played Game Boy Advance game overall.
Anyone doubting Double Dash!! shouldn't - the Mario Kart series will be as strong as it always has been.
The SNES version was super!
However, I did prefer the N64 version - except for its lack of Koopa Troopa!
However, I did prefer the N64 version - except for its lack of Koopa Troopa!
Ah but you see I prefered Mario Kart 64 to Super Mario Kart...
Perhaps I worded it wrong.
I didn't mean to say Mario Kart 64 was a c*ck-up, just a little too flawed for such a great franchise; as a follow-up to Super Mario Kart, it wasn't exactly icredible. The same goes for Super Circuit. However, they're still both very good games; in a nutshell, I pretty much agree with AJ.
I didn't mean to say Mario Kart 64 was a c*ck-up, just a little too flawed for such a great franchise; as a follow-up to Super Mario Kart, it wasn't exactly icredible. The same goes for Super Circuit. However, they're still both very good games; in a nutshell, I pretty much agree with AJ.
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