NINTENDO WII MARIO KART 64 TRIAL

That is all in multiplayer, and Mario Kart can be played with between two to four players. Single player isnвЂ™t where the fun is, however. On the original Nintendo 64 version you could utilise the Memory Pak to import ghost data to get friendвЂ™s best scores into the game, but the Wii U Virtual Console service, unfortunately, lacks that functionality.

NINTENDO WII MARIO KART 64 TRIAL

ThereвЂ™s also the Time Trial mode, where you essentially try to get the best score with the game saving your best five times and lap. Points are awarded depending on where you place, and at the end, you can win a trophy.

ThereвЂ™s Grand Prix, where you can play through the cups at 50cc, 100cc or 150cc speeds and, new to this game, Mirror Mode where everything is reversed. While ToadвЂ™s Turnpike has got vehicles through it, youвЂ™ll have stages like Mario Circuit and Royal Raceway which are practically devoid of anything special outside the aesthetics. However, most of them donвЂ™t have as much going on in them as later Mario Kart games do. There are 16 courses across five different cups to play which may seem a bit small compared to the amounts we see in modern Mario Kart games, but many of these stages are classics. If youвЂ™ve never played Mario Kart before, then the series is essentially a racing game using the Mario characters where you go through various race courses, all with their own themes and obstacles, and try to win. While there are still only eight characters to select вЂ“ Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, Wario and Toad вЂ“ you wonвЂ™t be sat wishing that there were more characters.

Mario Kart 64 is the second in the series, and expanded a lot from its predecessor. Soon after launch, thatвЂ™s where Mario Kart 64 came in. Back when the Nintendo 64 came out, while it had the revolutionary Super Mario 64, everyone was left wanting a fantastic multiplayer game that used all four controllers with the console.

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