From: Nintendo Average Rating: Binding: Video Game ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Label: Nintendo Model: 45496961282 Number of Items: 1 Platform: GameCube Release Date: November 18, 2003
Features:
Choose two of your favorite Mario characters and hit the strip - Mario, Waluigi, Peach, Bowser, Wario, and many more
Compete in two-seater racing karts, and choose a team to drive -- one handles the wheel, the other hands out damage to competing karts
Race through wild courses as you compete in tough circuits and duke it out with power-ups in battle arenas
Go into a racing frenzy in super-fast four-player action -- or link up to broadband for 8-person multiplayer action!
Supports Logitech steering wheel controllers, for better control and gameplay
Mario Kart: Tokyo Drift! A fun sequel to Mario Kart 64. It's a bit different, but after getting used to it, it is great fun.
Mario Rules Its a really fun game! The battle mode could be better but over all, the game is a classic!!!
Fun for all the grandkids!! This game is so much fun for all my grandkids age 4 and up. They have so much fun playing it that they barely say hello!
REALLY FUN I GOT THIS GAME 3 YEARS AGO AND IT IS FUN. THIS GAME LETS YOU HAVE TWO CHARECTERS IN A KART AT ONCE. THE GAME HAS ABOUT 21 PEOPLE TO CHOSE FROM. I LIKE TO PICK FROM BABY MARIO AND BABY LUIGI.IT IS REALLY FUN
A fantastic racing game with no rules. Anyone who has played Mario Kart will either tell you that its stupid and pointless, or that its one of the best multi-player experiences available. I'm one of those people that think its an amazing multi-player gaming series, and Double Dash is no exception.
The graphics, while not the best on the Gamecube, are still pretty good in my opinion, and much better than they need to be for a game like this where the sole purpose is chaos and fun. Its also a huge step up from Mario Kart 64's graphics, but I'm sure we were all expecting that given the jump in console generations. The game also hold a very steady frame rate without any slowdown that I noticed.
The soundtrack is fun and upbeat. Its not amazing, heartfelt, intense, or moving, but it fits its role nicely and gets the job done. I don't know if I'd want much more from a soundtrack of a game like this.
As always with the Mario Kart series, game play is key. Double Dash brings back the winning formula of previous games in the series and throws in a twist, you now have a partner. In my opinion the partner doesn't really add that much but I guess its something that mixes it up a bit and makes it different from other games in the series. There's a whole bunch of new maps, some rival the best in the series so far, while others are kind of dismal by comparison. There's some new items now too, as well as special ones only certain characters can use. There's more characters and way more karts now as well. The multi-player is the highlight, you and your friends will have a blast. The only other thing I could ask for as a game-play improvement is online play.
Mario Kart won't give you the best simulation experience ever. Nor will it provide you with cutting edge graphics. But I can promise it will be the most fun you've had with a racing game, and even more so when friends are involved.
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