Mario Kart: Super Circuit

razr95's Mario Kart: Super Circuit (Game Boy Advance) review

Mario Kart On the Game boy is a success!

Game play : When this game came out of the game-boy I thought it wouldn't work as well because of the graphical issues or how the game play would work. I started playing it and I noticed that It was very fun and addicting to play. There are 3 modes 50 cc, 100 cc, and 150 cc these three game modes are fun, I beat all races in 50 cc and 100 cc on gold, and 150 cc was too hard of a difficulty. The races are action packed and it has the same feeling as playing all Mario kart games. I've noticed that most characters are in the game which is good and most of the tracks are well varied from environmental aspects.

Graphics : On the game boy advance the graphics are simple, nothing exceptional, the characters are look good, the maps are very detailed.

Sounds : All the original sounds from characters and all sound effects are all there in this game. I did not find any flaws on that part of the game.

Overall : Mario Kart Super Circuit is a must have to whoever owns a Game Boy Advance, its a must have to buy! It is worth playing.

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