As well as obtaining a gold trophy in the different cups within the classes, the game rates you from 1 to 3 stars based on driving ability. You unlock character as you go and as you go the races get harder. There is also a 7 icon pick up in which you'll get 7 different weapons at the same time (red shell, green shell, banana, bomb, mushroom, etc.). There are a few new weapon pick ups as well, such as the racoon tail and the ability to shoot fireballs from the fire flower. Also there are more characters that you can play with, including your Mii (once you beat all 50CC races) and now you can float through the air as well as drive your kart under water. This time around it's in 3D! It is pretty cool. This game is a lot of fun and retains all of the elements from the origiginal adds a lot more to it as well. I still remember playing to original released on the SNES quite ofen. Well Nintendo decided to put out yet another Mario Kart. That said, we will be curious to see how well the Wii Mini sells in the coming weeks.MARIO KART 7, CLASSIC RACING GAME, A LOT OF FUN!!!! We are still left wondering, however, whether a disc-less model with Internet would have been a better bet now that eShop is coming on strong, especially in emerging markets. In Western markets there are plenty of used Wii games to feed the Wii Mini with low-cost content. Yet as we said before, we think the Wii with Internet is a much stronger sell to consumers at $99. Six years later after the Wii’s phenomenal run, there is a reason to extend the lifecycle of the system. When existing stock was gone there was no cheaper GameCube to take its place. True, the Wii was an enhanced GameCube with an already low price by console introduction standards, and Nintendo’s third-place in market share really did not warrant extending the GameCube as a brand. When the GameCube was sunsetted, Nintendo pretty much cut support for the system.
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The test being whether Canadians, or anyone else, would prefer an Internet-less Wii for $30 to $50 off when the full deal is easily available, and Wii U units are pouring in. True, there are many places in Canada lacking for decent broadband access, yet the exclusive release there of this new top-loading Wii seems more like a test than a statement on the Canadian market. As for the Wii Mini, we find the exclusive Canadian launch for this truncated version of the system – as opposed to Latin America or Eastern Europe – rather intriguing. The bundle with Mario Kart 7 is a good move – one that Nintendo needs to push strongly before the end of the year. It is understandable that the gamemaker wanted to focus it attention on the Wii U launch, but the 3DS has sold well to date despite withering competition from smartphones, and many consumers may require more persuasion where the 3DS XL’s larger format is concerned. We honestly expected to have heard more about the system in the retail run-up to Black Friday. Impact: From our vantage point Nintendo has been very quiet on the 3DS XL front. In the U.S., Nintendo continues to sell the mostly fully featured Wii at $129. The smaller red and black system comes with a red Wii Remote Plus, a red Nunchuk controller and works with most Wii accessories. The restyled unit is smaller, lacks Internet connectivity, and does not support GameCube titles. In related news, Nintendo of America’s Canadian branch is releasing the new $99 Wii Mini on Dec. 4 of last year yet became available through Nintendo’s eShop more recently on Oct. With no change to the standalone $199 price the special edition 3DS XL bundle includes a copy of Mario Kart 7 pre-installed. The system, which sports 90% more screen area than the 3DS, was originally released on Aug. 25th Nintendo of America announced its holiday plans for 3DS XL. Nintendo’s holiday bundle for the 3DS XL.
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