Which Mario Kart is the best?

Regarding frame rate I don't always notice at first, but when told I can't not see it. If the game's teally good all round I won't always pick up a choppier look.

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Originally Posted by JCU

How is that any different than not watching a movie or buying a record based on the artist? Sega could have included a driver who is, for a lack of a better word, good. In this case it was a money grab.

Lets go back to the Genesis days. What if the namesake of Tommy Lasorda Baseball, Pat Riley Basketball or John Madden Football was replaced by an under performer?

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You're not forced into playing as the driver you hate. Your reason is still a shitty one to not buy a game. It's very loserish.

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Originally Posted by sull56ivan2010

That's a very shitty reason to not buy a game because of an inclusion of a NASCAR driver.

Anyway, Mario Kart: Double Dash. The highlight was the balloon battle. I'm partial to that and 64's multiplayer battles.

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You're not forced into playing as the driver you hate. Your reason is still a shitty one to not buy a game. It's very loserish.

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DO you have to shit up every thread with your lame and moronic insults. Just .. can't .. resist, can you?


Both you and Budgy suck .. Period.

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Originally Posted by bultje112

oh here we get the fps bullshit again. sega rally on saturn runs at stable 30fps. daytona usa on dreamcast runs at stable 60 fps. I don't see a difference and by looking on the internet I'm not alone. so much about fps is clearly placebo effect of people thinking they see the difference.

and don't even get me started on the recent 120 fps craze which is ridiculous beyond belief.

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"I cant see the difference so everyone else is wrong"

Ever wonder why absolutely nobody likes you?

I've only played the SNES and N64 games, and I was more fond of the latter.

The Nintendo equivalent of Danica was the Mercedes DLC in Mario Kart 8, but at least you could just not download it. A better example of a Sega-like shamelessly licensed game was the super underrated Jimmie Johnson's Anything with an Engine (360/PS3/Wii).

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You're not forced into playing as the driver you hate. Your reason is still a shitty one to not buy a game. It's very loserish.

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Loserish is not answering a simple question. Either you were unable or unwilling. I'm sure Patrick will sleep well tonight knowing you are in her corner.

She drove a car advertising the game. Her name (on a sticker I believe) was on the case. Sega used her name to get sales though I don't know if the idea was successful.

I'm not forced into using the driver and..................I wasn't forced in buying the game!

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Loserish is not answering a simple question. Either you were unable or unwilling. I'm sure Patrick will sleep well tonight knowing you are in her corner.

She drove a car advertising the game. Her name (on a sticker I believe) was on the case. Sega used her name to get sales though I don't know if the idea was successful.

I'm not forced into using the driver and..................I wasn't forced in buying the game!

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I answered your stupid question. Again, you're not forced into playing as that driver. I'm not on anybody's corner. Your reason is still very shitty.

Then explain Wreck it Ralph, or Banjo-Kazooie. You gonna say those are bad reasons to get sales?

Street Racer.

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I answered your stupid question. Again, you're not forced into playing as that driver. I'm not on anybody's corner. Your reason is still very shitty.

Then explain Wreck it Ralph, or Banjo-Kazooie. You gonna say those are bad reasons to get sales?

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You answered nothing and responded again without answering.

What about we play MKwii online in a combined day?

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You answered nothing and responded again without answering.

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I answered your stupid question. You're not forced into choosing certain characters compared to a movie or music thing. You have the option to play as anyone to your liking.

It's. A. Choice.

As in: He doesn't wan't to play the game.

Worry about your own choices.

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It's. A. Choice.

As in: He doesn't wan't to play the game.

Worry about your own choices.

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Can it. It's one stupid reason. No one's putting a gun to your head and saying you have to play as one character.

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I answered your stupid question. You're not forced into choosing certain characters compared to a movie or music thing. You have the option to play as anyone to your liking.

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In John Madden Football you don't play as J.M. but I'm sure I speak for many by saying the game wouldn't have been purchased (in the numbers) and survived IF an unsuccessful coach had his name on the cover. How many people would have run out and purchased Gerry Cooney's Punch Out? I say that because he would only be fought at the end and many people never even made it to him.

Perhaps it is me but I would expect a particular game to be endorsed by a suitable "athlete" or whomever.