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Drivers, start your engines!
Nintendo is bringing Mario and his friends with their finely tuned racing machines back and this time to the Nintendo Wii. With 3 different control styles and a Wii Wheel included in the box, Mario Kart Wii is bound to be the best in the series. The worldwide race is on with a whole new set of tricks, tracks, and ways to play! Place first in Grand Prix circuits or clear skill-based missions. Mario Kart Wii draws on courses and battle arenas from every game in the series ? not to mention tons of new ones ? the true king of the Mushroom Kingdom racing circuits will finally be crowned.
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Game Features:
- The Wii Wheel transforms the Wii Remote™ controller into a steering wheel that feels natural in anyone's hands, while the Wii Remote and Nunchuk™ controller offer a classic control style for the Mario Kart veteran. In either configuration, players can perform speed-boosting tricks with a shake of the Wii Remote.
- Players can race as their favorite Nintendo character, or even as themselves! Mario Kart Wii lets players race with their personalized Mii™ characters. And racers will see other Mii characters they have created cheering from the sidelines on some race courses.
- Players can compete with up to three friends in their living room. Or challenge up to 11 opponents via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection in the biggest Mario Kart race yet. All tracks and modes of play are available via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, and players can visit the Mario Kart Channel to compete in tournaments, check rankings, see when their friends are playing and download ghost data.
- Cruise new tracks and arenas or tour classic courses from Super Mario Kart™, Mario Kart® 64, Mario Kart®: Super Circuit™, Mario Kart®: Double Dash!!™ and Mario Kart® DS. Tired of riding on four wheels? Bust out one of the new motorbikes for special tricks and techniques.
Characters
Nintendo favorites Mario™, Luigi™, Peach™, Yoshi®, Donkey Kong®, Wario™, Bowser™ and Toad™, plus a host of new faces-including your own! Get into the game and put your Mii™ character behind the wheel.
Special Powers/Weapons/Moves/Features
Whether racing around an obstacle-filled track or battling in an arena, drifting and tossing items are the keys to Mario Kart success. Players can shake the Wii Remote while launching off a ramp to pull off a trick that will temporarily boost their speed. When riding a bike, players can gain additional speed by flicking the Wii Remote up and popping a wheelie
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection:
Keeping in the tradition of Mario Kart, Nintendo has pushed multiplayer racingeven further utilizing the Wii's built in Wi-Fi Connection. There are two options for races and battles over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection: up to 12 people via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection or up to 10 people via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection with two people playing locally.
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| ASIN | B000XJNTNS |
|---|---|
| Release date | April 27, 2008 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#15,483 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#23 in Wii Game Racing Wheels |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 8.5 x 7.5 x 3 inches; 1.15 Pounds |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Language | English |
| Rated | Everyone |
| Item model number | rvlrrmce |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Weight | 1.15 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Date First Available | December 19, 2005 |
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2012
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Even now, years after its release, this game is one of the most pleasing, fun racing games available. It's simplicity, yet well done design, can't be beat. It is probably the only racing game that is aimed at family fun more than at trophies. Having Nintendo's classic characters as drivers is something that gamers of all ages enjoy. I have been a gamer since the days of Atari, that's how old I am, well, not that old really, but it shows how Mario Kart acomplish what other games don't, it brings not only memories back, but it manages to make the racing experience a unique one that brings players of all ages together.
The controls are tight and easy to learn. I recommend buying extra wheel, but I would stick to the official, original Nintendo brand, I tried with cheaper versions, but none compared. Learning to control the karts with the wheel is easy and in no time you'll be dropping banana peels and throwing shells at your oponents. Even my wife, who is not a gamer by any means, was able to pick this up and enjoy it, she even beat me and the kids a couple of times.
Graphics are good, of course, it is the Wii, so don't expect Gran Turismo or Forza. Still, the tracks look good and the overall graphics are not only well made, but also fun too look at; with bits of different Nintendo licences put together, expect to race through jungles, pipes, etc. Plus, you get to be Mario and his friends. What more can you ask for? The numerous tracks keep this game from becoming stale and boring. Also, the ability to drop shells, banana peels, etc. make this a unique experience that guarantees every player will have a blast.
Multiplayer, both locally and online are quite good, better than I had expected. In fact, playing online is A LOT faster than XBox Live or PSN, take it from a core gamer. I was actually surprised to see how the Wii was able to connect me with players from around the world (Japan, Spain, Canada, etc) and all WITHOUT lag, I mean, none whatsoever. The entire online experience was smooth and may I add, quite addicting, I played for hours, I simply could not stop, it is that much fun.
All in all. Mario Kart is classic and will remain a classic for years to come. If you want a more relaxed, fun experience, play this game, and do it with family and friends, they will all enjoy it.
I own all consoles, I love eye candy, graphics are always a plus for me, but I have to be honest, Mario Kart for the Wii exceeded my expectations, it looks a lot better than I thought and quite honestly, when I play Mario Kart, it does something that none of my other games do when I play...the kid in me comes out and it puts a smile on my face.
The controls are tight and easy to learn. I recommend buying extra wheel, but I would stick to the official, original Nintendo brand, I tried with cheaper versions, but none compared. Learning to control the karts with the wheel is easy and in no time you'll be dropping banana peels and throwing shells at your oponents. Even my wife, who is not a gamer by any means, was able to pick this up and enjoy it, she even beat me and the kids a couple of times.
Graphics are good, of course, it is the Wii, so don't expect Gran Turismo or Forza. Still, the tracks look good and the overall graphics are not only well made, but also fun too look at; with bits of different Nintendo licences put together, expect to race through jungles, pipes, etc. Plus, you get to be Mario and his friends. What more can you ask for? The numerous tracks keep this game from becoming stale and boring. Also, the ability to drop shells, banana peels, etc. make this a unique experience that guarantees every player will have a blast.
Multiplayer, both locally and online are quite good, better than I had expected. In fact, playing online is A LOT faster than XBox Live or PSN, take it from a core gamer. I was actually surprised to see how the Wii was able to connect me with players from around the world (Japan, Spain, Canada, etc) and all WITHOUT lag, I mean, none whatsoever. The entire online experience was smooth and may I add, quite addicting, I played for hours, I simply could not stop, it is that much fun.
All in all. Mario Kart is classic and will remain a classic for years to come. If you want a more relaxed, fun experience, play this game, and do it with family and friends, they will all enjoy it.
I own all consoles, I love eye candy, graphics are always a plus for me, but I have to be honest, Mario Kart for the Wii exceeded my expectations, it looks a lot better than I thought and quite honestly, when I play Mario Kart, it does something that none of my other games do when I play...the kid in me comes out and it puts a smile on my face.
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Who doesn't love racing games!! Well, if it is done wrong the game can really stink, but Mario Kart is great. I haven't been into gaming since the Atari 2600 and I'm having a blast with Mario Kart.
I have not tried playing this without the Wii wheel and I can't imagine doing so. The wheel makes the game very realistic and the Karts are super responsive to your movements. the first few times I played it I had a hard time getting the Kart to "drift" thru turns, but once you get the hang of it, it is a very cool feature.
Just to give some basic idea of what you are getting here, it is more then just a racing game. There is a huge variety of racing play here. Quick list:
- There are 3 classes of Karts - 50cc Karts, 100cc bikes, and 150cc Karts. I do recommend starting off on the 50cc class. As you move up in power, they do get more difficult to control.
- You get patches (at least that is what I call them) for coming in the top 3 in a varity of circuit races. There are 8 circuits with each circuit being made up of 4 races. So far I've earned a patch on all 8 50cc races and 2 of the 100cc circuits.
- Each time you play you choose from about 18 Mario characters to be your racer, and each character has a number of different Karts to choose from. You quickly learn that some Karts are better suited for different tracks. So if you are stinking up a circuit with one character or Kart, next time pick something different! Some of the circuits are super funa nd easy to pass, but some are frustrating. I played for 2 hours last night trying to pass one circuit. Came in 4th place 3 times and missed the patch by half a second!!!! Errrr! But still fun.
Beyond the circuit races you can also race against others online. This is fun as well but there are some good racers out there. I have yet to finish top 3 in an online race. The Wii also awards you points, or takes them away, based on how well you finish in online races. Good way to gauge how good of a racer you are. I wasn't paying huge attention when I first started racing online, but I think you start with 5000 points. I am down to about 4000 points, so still working my way back.
There are also two battle style games that I haven't quite gotten the hang of yet. In one you try to collect mroe coins then other racers, and in the other you collect various weapons and hit other players with them. Each Kart gets 3 balloons and when you get hit, one balloon pops. After all 3 get popped you are out of the race.
Summary is that this is a must have game for the Wii. I hope the above description helps people understand this is much deeper then just being a racing game. There is a lot of strategy involved depending on the course you are racing on.
I have not tried playing this without the Wii wheel and I can't imagine doing so. The wheel makes the game very realistic and the Karts are super responsive to your movements. the first few times I played it I had a hard time getting the Kart to "drift" thru turns, but once you get the hang of it, it is a very cool feature.
Just to give some basic idea of what you are getting here, it is more then just a racing game. There is a huge variety of racing play here. Quick list:
- There are 3 classes of Karts - 50cc Karts, 100cc bikes, and 150cc Karts. I do recommend starting off on the 50cc class. As you move up in power, they do get more difficult to control.
- You get patches (at least that is what I call them) for coming in the top 3 in a varity of circuit races. There are 8 circuits with each circuit being made up of 4 races. So far I've earned a patch on all 8 50cc races and 2 of the 100cc circuits.
- Each time you play you choose from about 18 Mario characters to be your racer, and each character has a number of different Karts to choose from. You quickly learn that some Karts are better suited for different tracks. So if you are stinking up a circuit with one character or Kart, next time pick something different! Some of the circuits are super funa nd easy to pass, but some are frustrating. I played for 2 hours last night trying to pass one circuit. Came in 4th place 3 times and missed the patch by half a second!!!! Errrr! But still fun.
Beyond the circuit races you can also race against others online. This is fun as well but there are some good racers out there. I have yet to finish top 3 in an online race. The Wii also awards you points, or takes them away, based on how well you finish in online races. Good way to gauge how good of a racer you are. I wasn't paying huge attention when I first started racing online, but I think you start with 5000 points. I am down to about 4000 points, so still working my way back.
There are also two battle style games that I haven't quite gotten the hang of yet. In one you try to collect mroe coins then other racers, and in the other you collect various weapons and hit other players with them. Each Kart gets 3 balloons and when you get hit, one balloon pops. After all 3 get popped you are out of the race.
Summary is that this is a must have game for the Wii. I hope the above description helps people understand this is much deeper then just being a racing game. There is a lot of strategy involved depending on the course you are racing on.
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I bought this game as a replacement for a Wii game my daughter wanted but I couldn't find. I never expected that I would LOVE it. I rarely play the Wii. It's pretty much a race game. There are several races with all kinds of courses, which go from easy to difficult. You get to choose your character, then the kind of vehicle you want to race in. You can choose to go for a test drive or race against a ghost (either of one of the wii developers or yourself). I've never played previous versions of this game, but they have the Gamecube version at my kids dentist's office and the wii edition of this game is about 1000 percent better in terms of graphics. While racing against other players, you can pick up different obstacles, like a banana, oil slick or bomb to throw at your opponents. Of course, they throw these things at you too, so you have to avoid them. You can also drive over ramps to give you a boost or pick up a tool to give you super speed or shield you from bombs, etc. I've played it with my kids and other adults and everybody always has a blast. I do like the wheel, but I can play the game fine without it, too. All in all it's a lot of fun, worth the extra money, and a great gift for someone who has a wii but you don't know what kind of game they want. I think this would be perfect for anybody, young and old.
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just me
2.0 out of 5 stars
game arrived, wheel not for 30 days later, and if it does!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 15, 2017Verified Purchase
today is my daughters 6th birthday, she is disabled, this game would have improved her dexterity, so we ordered the bundle, the game with the wii wheel as stated. The game has arrived, but the wheel won't arrive for another 30 days, so on her special day she wont be playing her game, which is her main present.
If when you buy as a bundle they don't arrive as a bundle or not soon after it needs to state there will be such a big gap in time especially as it could be for a child's birthday. Not impressed and wont be buying again. I've now found a wheel on here that I can buy separately and I've ordered that.
disappointed child, disappointed mum.
If when you buy as a bundle they don't arrive as a bundle or not soon after it needs to state there will be such a big gap in time especially as it could be for a child's birthday. Not impressed and wont be buying again. I've now found a wheel on here that I can buy separately and I've ordered that.
disappointed child, disappointed mum.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 26, 2011Verified Purchase
Unbelievably good fun, especially if you don't take racing seriously and enjoy the thrills and spills of racing, crashing, blasting and getting blasted.
There are numerous options in the game, firstly you get to pick from loads of characters from the mario series and also some new ones, a few need to be unlocked as you progress. There's three power modes 50cc, 100cc or 150cc. Initially there's 3 different types of vehicle to choose from but as you progress you unlock more. There are 8 cups to compete in, each having 4 tracks, initally only 4 cups are palyable once you've completed the cups and come at least third more cups unlock. Plenty of powerups and weapons mean this isn't just a race to be first past the post but loads of fun as you get blasted by homing shells or spin out of control on a patch of oil. Using the included wheel makes the game control easier as it feels more natural than control by a joystick, certainly for us occasional gamers. There is also a WiFi mode where you can connect to Nintendo Online and compete against other players accross the world.
My biggest gripe with the game is that because of the WiFi mode you can't back up your saved data to SD card which means if the data is accidently wiped you have to start from the very beginning again, this has happened a few times when my young son has been playing in the wii settings menu. Nintendo really should have installed the option to protect saved game data with a PIN but they haven't, you can set a PIN to access the internet or certain age rated games.
There are numerous options in the game, firstly you get to pick from loads of characters from the mario series and also some new ones, a few need to be unlocked as you progress. There's three power modes 50cc, 100cc or 150cc. Initially there's 3 different types of vehicle to choose from but as you progress you unlock more. There are 8 cups to compete in, each having 4 tracks, initally only 4 cups are palyable once you've completed the cups and come at least third more cups unlock. Plenty of powerups and weapons mean this isn't just a race to be first past the post but loads of fun as you get blasted by homing shells or spin out of control on a patch of oil. Using the included wheel makes the game control easier as it feels more natural than control by a joystick, certainly for us occasional gamers. There is also a WiFi mode where you can connect to Nintendo Online and compete against other players accross the world.
My biggest gripe with the game is that because of the WiFi mode you can't back up your saved data to SD card which means if the data is accidently wiped you have to start from the very beginning again, this has happened a few times when my young son has been playing in the wii settings menu. Nintendo really should have installed the option to protect saved game data with a PIN but they haven't, you can set a PIN to access the internet or certain age rated games.
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K. Mitchell
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wii bit of fun!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 13, 2011Verified Purchase
In my opinion simply the best game on the Wii. Mario Kart probably needs no introduction given its long history but for those that don't know its a racing game feauring "Karts" controlled by a multitude of well now Nintendo characters who can use any means be they fair or foul to win the races.
Graphics are smooth colourful and humourous and the racing is fantastic with more than 20 different tracks to unlock as you progress through the game. There are also more characters to unlock as you progess.
There are a large number of game modes featuring a mini grand prix covering four different courses, races against the clock as well as the ghost data of other drivers elsewhere in the world. There is also battle mode where you work as ateam to collect coins while robbing the opposing team of theirs.
Multiplayer is supported on one console allowing four off line players to comete with or against each other. Mario Kart also has superb on line play where 2 people can race on line using one console. There are always plenty of pepole playing across the world so finding a game is never an issue and lag is seldom a problem as you can choose to race against players from Europe or from the whole world. Note there are some seriously good players out there though!
Perhaps the biggest benefit of Mario Kart is its accessability, it has very simple controls, if you use the Wii wheel approach Official Wii Wheel (Wii) - Wii Remote Not Included , making it easily playable and fun for young children or adults who are not gamers. Experienced gamers can use a game cube controller if they wish and some people prefer this.
Does it have a downs side? Well it can be infuriating at times but its incredibly addicitve and thats its magic.
With Xmas coming up and you're looking to keep the family entertained on Xmas day you can't do better than this. People from 5 to 105 will love it, its fun to watch and fun to play.
That said the one problem is that you need to have four controllers for four players to use, still a worthy investment for the fun it provides. Five stars.
Graphics are smooth colourful and humourous and the racing is fantastic with more than 20 different tracks to unlock as you progress through the game. There are also more characters to unlock as you progess.
There are a large number of game modes featuring a mini grand prix covering four different courses, races against the clock as well as the ghost data of other drivers elsewhere in the world. There is also battle mode where you work as ateam to collect coins while robbing the opposing team of theirs.
Multiplayer is supported on one console allowing four off line players to comete with or against each other. Mario Kart also has superb on line play where 2 people can race on line using one console. There are always plenty of pepole playing across the world so finding a game is never an issue and lag is seldom a problem as you can choose to race against players from Europe or from the whole world. Note there are some seriously good players out there though!
Perhaps the biggest benefit of Mario Kart is its accessability, it has very simple controls, if you use the Wii wheel approach Official Wii Wheel (Wii) - Wii Remote Not Included , making it easily playable and fun for young children or adults who are not gamers. Experienced gamers can use a game cube controller if they wish and some people prefer this.
Does it have a downs side? Well it can be infuriating at times but its incredibly addicitve and thats its magic.
With Xmas coming up and you're looking to keep the family entertained on Xmas day you can't do better than this. People from 5 to 105 will love it, its fun to watch and fun to play.
That said the one problem is that you need to have four controllers for four players to use, still a worthy investment for the fun it provides. Five stars.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A fantastic game with a good mix of nostalgia and fresh courses and characters
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 20, 2008Verified Purchase
This is a very good game which appeals to the whole family. As a Mario fan, it was inevitable that this was going to be the next addition to my catalogue of Wii games, and I am very pleased to own it!
The wheel which comes with this game is, as usual, well-built and of the usual Nintendo affordable but high-quality standard. It is easy to use with the game, though multi-playing is also available if you have a Nunchuk or a legacy controller, allowing immediate offline multi-play with only one wheel.
Linking your game using Nintendo's Wi-Fi Channel (or WFC) can be a little fiddly for those who are not technically-minded, and there are a few teething problems with some friends taking a while to change from their question mark 'status' to available for online game play, and the Nintendo servers have also proven to be (perhaps unsurprisingly!) quite busy. However, once friends are linked and you're connected via the Nintendo WFC, game play against humans as opposed to your typical artificial intelligence makes for a very entertaining and competitive time!
For those who remember all the previous Mario Kart games there's plenty of legacy courses and characters to provide just the right amount of nostalgia, with newer courses showing their resemblance to recent Mario games such as Super Mario Galaxy.
Overall a fantastic game for all ages and abilities; newcomers and Mario Kart addicts alike!
The wheel which comes with this game is, as usual, well-built and of the usual Nintendo affordable but high-quality standard. It is easy to use with the game, though multi-playing is also available if you have a Nunchuk or a legacy controller, allowing immediate offline multi-play with only one wheel.
Linking your game using Nintendo's Wi-Fi Channel (or WFC) can be a little fiddly for those who are not technically-minded, and there are a few teething problems with some friends taking a while to change from their question mark 'status' to available for online game play, and the Nintendo servers have also proven to be (perhaps unsurprisingly!) quite busy. However, once friends are linked and you're connected via the Nintendo WFC, game play against humans as opposed to your typical artificial intelligence makes for a very entertaining and competitive time!
For those who remember all the previous Mario Kart games there's plenty of legacy courses and characters to provide just the right amount of nostalgia, with newer courses showing their resemblance to recent Mario games such as Super Mario Galaxy.
Overall a fantastic game for all ages and abilities; newcomers and Mario Kart addicts alike!
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Shaya
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Best Game!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 20, 2009Verified Purchase
This is a must in my opinion for the Wii. Even us Mums can play it!! (next challenge, teach hubby!) We have this game on Wii, DS, and Game cube and its by far the best on the Wii. The remote and wheel make it far easier and smoother to play than the other formats and just the controller on its own an as I have said before us mums can play on it too (well the less able gamers amongst us)
I wont go into the game itself as many others before me have done because its just going to repeat what they have said but if you want a good game for yourself or the whole family then this is one for you, great fun and laughter for all.
Highly recommended!
The wheel that comes with this game is a very useful part of it too, nice to hold and use but there are others out there just as god and slightly cheaper Racing Wheel (Wii) - Wii Remote Not Included Found this one just as good.
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I wont go into the game itself as many others before me have done because its just going to repeat what they have said but if you want a good game for yourself or the whole family then this is one for you, great fun and laughter for all.
Highly recommended!
The wheel that comes with this game is a very useful part of it too, nice to hold and use but there are others out there just as god and slightly cheaper Racing Wheel (Wii) - Wii Remote Not Included Found this one just as good.
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