They're both fun games for different reasons and graphics will always remain secondary to gameplay. virtua racing is a mechanically tight grand prix racer and mario kart is a mechanically loose party racer, yet I'd never bust out virtua racing at a party and I'd never play mario kart single player. Each game has their strengths and weaknesses for graphics, and while it's undeniable that the arcade version of virtua racing was graphically superior to everything else at the time, many people enjoy the look of n64 games regardless. fanboys have no meaningful opinions to share as they refuse to enjoy things without their brand of choice attached to it as a point of pride in their otherwise vacuous lives.