Mario Kart with Wii Wheel (Wii) |
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List Price: £39.99
Our Price: £25.00
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Nintendo
EAN: 5050053598011
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Label: Nintendo
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Model: rvlrrmce
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Publication Date: 2008-04
Publisher: Nintendo
Release Date: 2008-04-11
Studio: Nintendo |
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 Fun for all!, 2010-06-29
This game,with the added addition of the steering wheel,is immense fun and addictive as any game ive ever played. Got new tracks,and some of the snes old school courses too. My parents got well involved in it too when they came round to visit,so get it,buy an extra steering wheel and get some mates round,hours of fun!!
Kept us entertained for hours!!, 2010-06-22
This is a fantastic game and although the wheel takes a bit of getting used to it kept me and my family enertained for hours. I am definately going to buy another so i can compete against others rather that alone.
A+ product!
Mario Kart with Wii Wheel, 2010-07-30
This was a birthday present for my grandson, and he has had masses of fun playing it. It was in very good condition, and arrived on time. I would certainly rec ommend it, and also I will be using the seller again.
A whole new level of 3D racing, 2010-05-05
-The following review was written by my twelve year old son-
I first played this game when I was given it as a birthday present in March. Since then, I have made quite good progress and unlocked nearly all of the fourteen hidden charaters (including Mii outfits) and most of the 9 hidden bikes and 9 hidden karts.
To get bad points out of the way, I don't like the fact that each character does not get their own kart. There are three weight classes (light, medium and heavy) and each weight class has its own set of karts. The only obvious diffrence between characters' karts is the colour. Another downer is that you are always being bombarded by multiple items, including red shells, characters transformed into bullets, or the dreaded BLUE SHELL, from which there is virtually no escape. Computer characters using items will cause endless spin-outs, which gets a bit annoying after the third hit. Maybe I'm exaggerating, but items certainly can make the game very hard.
Apart from that it is a great game. There are sixteen courses from previous consoles, and sixteen brand new ones, most of which are stunningly complex. Among my favourites are Coconut Mall, Koopa Cape, Maple Treeway and an all new Rainbow Road. The graphics for some of these courses are truly amazing, and there is no longer the "cardboard cut-out" aspect that made the scenery look two-dimensional in previous consoles like the DS.
I also like this game because there is no blood, horror or death in it. If you fall into lava or water you are lifted out again without any damage except a drop in rank, and if you are hit by bombs or such, you simply spin out and are then allowed to continue.
The replay value of Mari Kart Wii is excellent. There are plenty of unlockables to keep you busy, and you can also play on the "Time Trials" mode to try and get a high score on every track and unlcok the expert staff data. Even if you are bored of single player mode, you can race or battle against friends and relations online! There are monthly competitions to be entered as well, so with enough skill, you could earn continental or even worldwide fame!
Yet another high point is that you get to play as your Mii (a virtual version of you). There are tons of great things about this game, and if you want my personal opinion, I just say BUY IT!
jane and dobs, 2010-06-19
this game is brill its for all ages and very much fun play it alone or with someone else my family love it and their freind and there is so much of
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