All three modes were super fun to play during my Mario Kart Double Dash review and I enjoyed doing those as much as the actual racing. This option brings back the balloon battles but also offers two other modes where you need to steal a star from each other and another where you chuck bombs. If you are tired of racing, you can select “battle mode”. Mario Kart Double Dash doesn’t suffer from that and that’s a huge victory for the game. I know Mario Kart 64 is 3D but it had that awful rubberband effect that had the computer racer a second behind no matter how many weapons you tossed their way. It finally felt like a fully-capable 3D environment filled with obstacles and hazards. The tracks were my favorite by a long shot compared to the older Mario Kart games that I’ve reviewed before. Like all the other Mario Karts, you’ll race through numerous courses hoping to place and score points for the overall standings. It was fun to mix and match racers together during my Mario Kart Double Dash review and there’s some strategy that goes into it with their weight classes. Waluigi – Ever fond of sneaky, underhand attacks, he’s in his element when he’s armed with a bomb. Its top speed is over 280 MPH! But for the Mario Kart Grand Prix, its engine has been tuned down.
Wario – Wario’s ready to cruise in his purple pride and joy. Yoshi and Birdo can roll eggs at opponents and if they break they hatch three more items.
MEDIUMīirdo – Birdo’s decked out in her favorite bow and ready to race! MEDIUM Yoshi – Taking a break from carrying Mario, Yoshi’s ready to burn up the courses. These babies can unleash the Chain Chomp. Koopa and Paratroopa can have triple the green or red shells. Paratroopa – Paratroopa takes care of its wings even in the heat of the race. Koopa – Usually a faithful underling of Bowser, it shows even the big boss no mercy during a race. The Bowsers can throw a giant spiked turtle shell.
– An energetic troublemaker who’s ready to drive out of his father’s shadow. Will racing with his son make him behave better? HEAVYīowser Jr. If any item hits the hearts it becomes theirs to use.īowser – Mario’s archnemesis. Peach and Daisy can use hearts to surround their karts. She’s so cute she’s become something of an idol. Princess Daisy – This is Princess Daisy’s first foray onto the speedways. MEDIUM (she has always been a lightweight until now) Princess Peach – Normally the epitome of grace, once she’s on the raceway, Princess Peach really tears it up. Donkey Kong convinced him to race in the Grand Prix.īoth DK and Diddy can throw a giant banana. HEAVYĭiddy Kong – His charm is in his amazing tail. When Mario or Luigi is in the back seat they can throw a special fireball.ĭonkey Kong – Straight from the jungle, DK uses his simian strength to scare rivals. Luigi – He’s lean, he’s not so mean, and his Fireballs are green! Everybody’s favorite brother is here, too! MEDIUM Mario – You know him, you love him – the one and only Mario! He’s returned to the Grand Prix with fireballs in hand. Heavy racers accelerate slow but have the best top-end speed and can knock around others. Medium racers are good at everything but masters of none. The light class accelerates quickly and can turn well but is easily knocked around by other racers.
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The character descriptions come from the manual and each racer is classified into a weight class that describes their racing style. As I’ve done with the other Mario Kart games, I’ll take a look at the racers you can select.
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