While a lot of genres struggled with the move to 3D, I think racing games by and large benefitted right away, Mario Kart included. I can appreciate that mode 7 style but it's not my favorite (though I'll play them before Mario Kart Wii!).
While a lot of genres struggled with the move to 3D, I think racing games by and large benefitted right away, Mario Kart included. I can appreciate that mode 7 style but it's not my favorite (though I'll play them before Mario Kart Wii!).
Anybody putting Super Circuit on "best of" lists are blinded by nostalgia lol.
It was sure cool at the time to have a portable Mario Kart but its portable successors all beat the pants off it, in my opinion.
Sometimes I just wish your blog titles were real games lol
Ooh, I do so want to get that new Sakura Wars game.
Strategy games aren't my most preferred genre, but I enjoy them sometimes and this one is so different.
Same. I used to play through the hardest path in Star Fox 64 all the time. It took just an hour to do! If only they would make a new Star Fox game with just the Arwing and no gimmicks.
You've never played a Kirby game? Ever?? Really??!? You're a bit out of the target age group by now but you would still enjoy it, I'm sure. Do you have the Switch online service? If you do then there are a number of games you could play right now, like Kirby's Adventure on the NES, the game that gave Kirby his pink color and copy ability. On the SNES there is Kirby Super Star (a great collection of smaller original games) and Kirby's Dream Land 3 (very pretty late era SNES game). Also, Kirby's Dream Course! Fun but brutal putt putt. The one Kirby game I regret not getting is Planet Robobot for the 3DS. Maybe someday.
I found myself itching to play Star Fox 64 while playing the first one but, ironically, I don't have a way to do that anymore. Wait, unless it's on the Wii U virtual console...
Hey, when you're a kid, you play what you've got. My dad bought us notoriously-terrible-but-not-as-bad-as-pop-culture-says-it-is Shaque Fu because it was new for $10, and we played the heck out of that game.