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Mario Kart 3DS

Andy Robertson's new of Mario Kart. Subscribe to this column via RSS or Newsletter.

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3DS

Genre:
Console

Written on:
16/06/2010

Second opinion:
Family Gamer (Wii)
Returning Gamer (Wii)

Mario Kart gets a boost from 3DS visual horsepower and 3D display.

The first thing you notice from Mario Kart 3DS is the higher resolution display. This takes the compact nature of Mario Kart DS and moves it towards a Wii look and feel. Add the 3D element of the upper 3DS display and you have the pieces for an exciting Mario Kart game.

As you'll see from the screenshots the game looks to include tracks from existing and classic Mario Kart games as well as new courses created specifically to capitalise on the 3DS features.

We think it looks like the first Mario Kart game where you can control the camera with an analogue stick.

Written by Andy Robertson

Andy Robertson writes the Reporting Gamer column. "The problem with video game news is that there is so much of it. I've made it my task to sift out the noise and bring you news about games I think you should be excited about."

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