On the downside of things, some of the classic Mario Kart aspects – namely the items and tracks – have been watered down. Some of these modes even include special items that see players’ vehicles join together, with one player temporarily becoming the driver, and the other firing a barrage of weapons, Double Dash style. Players can not only race against each other, but can even team up against computers, or have two-on-two races between players. Most arcades that feature the game have multiple cabinets. Naturally, like any Mario Kart, the game is at its best when played with others. It definitely feels appropriate for an arcade version, though admittedly the wheel’s controls can feel a tad oversensitive. The game is controlled via arcade wheel, with an acceleration and brake pedal being included to better mimic real-life driving. Gameplay-wise, Mario Kart Arcade GP DX is a pretty faithful transition for the franchise to arcade cabinets. Then there are silly little details that could only work in arcades, like taking a photo of yourself with a pirate hat or Rosalina’s hair to be displayed over your character for other players to see. Not only does it bring Mario Kart to arcades, but in many instances you are able to save data so that you keep unlocked features with future visits (though not every arcade provides the means to save progress, and simply have many of the game’s aspects unlocked from the get-go). In many ways, Mario Kart Arcade GP DX is a pretty interesting game. But just how well does this arcade installment stack up against the traditional entries on Nintendo’s platforms? The third and most recent of which, Super Mario Arcade GP DX, can be played in many arcades in Japan and in the west. Every major platform since the SNES has seen the release of a new Mario Kart title, and in more recent years, Nintendo has teamed with Namco Bandai Games to produce a series of Mario Kart titles for arcades.
The new 2-Person Co-Op mode features “Fusion Karts.” One person drives while the other “shoots” other competitors.Mario Kart as been one of Nintendo’s most successful and beloved franchises. Versus mode offers competitive racing excitement for all players.
In Grand Prix mode, players can compete through 40 rounds of over five selectable cups. To add to the fun, the popular NAM-CAM feature can place the player’s face over the character, making you Mario, Luigi, or even Pac-Man. Race a friend in one of the three game modes – Grand Prix, Versus, or Co-Op! With over 20 types of karts, the racing possibilities of Mario Kart Arcade GP DX are endless and you’ll be coming back to play again and again! The next game in the extremely popular racing series is here! Mario Kart is back & it’s better than ever! Mario Kart Racing offers new courses, new game modes, new karts, new features and rainbow LED lighting.
0 kommentar(er)
