Mario Kart 8 Crack

There’s a clamoring for the return of the F-Zero franchise from Wii U owners.There’s good reason for it, too: showcase gorgeous high-definition graphics (the GameCube’s F-Zero GX was absolutely gorgeous) and offer a robust multiplayer offering over the Internet. While Nintendo isn’t revisiting the futuristic racing series, we may be getting the next best thing:Mario Kart 8.


I know that the two franchises have little in common, but there’s a new feature that’s highlighted in the Wii U version of Mario Kart: anti-gravity. While the demo at E3 didn’t do the best of jobs displaying its full potential, I can see where future comparisons could be made. But more on that later.



For now, let’s talk about Mario Kart 8 being a, you know, Mario Kart game. The demo offered three different tracks that will feel right at home for series veterans. There was the traditional easy track, featuring a full loop de loop. With the demo being at 50cc, the lowest speed setting, the track honestly felt a bit boring. In addition, most of the trademark items from the series, e.g., blue spikey shells and lightning strikes, created an all-too-easy feeling to the demo’s first track. Thankfully, things were spiced up with the second track, taking place through what appeared to be a town square. It’s also here where we see the anti-gravity karts being used in a manner we’d expect from a Mario Kart game: traversing up walls to take shortcuts