mario

...mario Kart wii has been released recently for the nintendo wii, and opinion is divided on whether it's the best yet, or rather overcomplicated and frustrating. One area of the game that's completely undeniable in it's brilliance is the online mode, where you race up to twelve other racers online. Everybody wants to win, of course, but there are some excellent players

Don't Handicap Yourself Before You Even Start

It's best to use offline mode to get a feel for the game as a whole, plus unlock a few of the extra characters and karts. Once you feel confident (general consensus suggests beating at least the 100cc level cups before venturing online), then go online, but remember how you played offline.

The courses are all the same, so pick one you like before you start - don't go random. Of course, it may not get voted to race on it, but at least you stand at the least a 1 in 12 chance of racing on it. Pick a char...more

Virtual Reality Gaming - A New Sensation

...Do you remember the days of one dimensional game play with a simple wheel control or a joystick? Now jump forward to today's video games consoles and their games. There is everything from games intended for adults only and ones design to help kids learn before they start school.

When it comes to the new age game consoles there is one that leaves the rest in the dust. Because of the virtual reality games offered by the manufacture. Yes you g...more

My First Ever Console - NES with Super mario Bros & duck Hunt

...I was about 10 years old when I got my very first video game console, the NES. With that system came Super mario Bros. and duck Hunt. I was so excited that I rushed directly down to the t.v. room and immediately hooked up the system.

Over the next few months I must have logged in over 200 hours playing Super mario Bros. The game concept was incredible and it was ...more

Electric RC Cars - Super mario Karting!

...t). These "Karts" feature forward, reverse, and left movements and have a relatively slow top speed. They are in the 1:32 Scale size.

For the slightly older age group, there's the 1:12 scale "Karts". I personally find these to be rather cool, as the included remote is a nintendo GameCube remote. They feature right, left, forward, reverse and even have a "Turbo" mode. On top of that, they also feature "digitized sounds" from the game as you race them around. I can visualize it now... 2-3 mario RC Karts flying around the house, racing in real life just like we did on the game... ah, memories.