Anonymous
6/22/2025, 2:47:18 AM No.11815998
better than mario kart 64
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Thread 11815998 - /vr/ [Archived: 1019 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 4:29:29 PM No.11816952
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBX5mo5jD7I
I've forgotten about this song for like 20 years then one day I heard it in a schizo webm on /wsg/
I've forgotten about this song for like 20 years then one day I heard it in a schizo webm on /wsg/
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 5:06:51 PM No.11816983
>>11815998 (OP)
Love the game but the entire game is just abusing the wormhole teleport powerup
Love the game but the entire game is just abusing the wormhole teleport powerup
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 5:12:36 PM No.11816990
>>11815998 (OP)
Mario Kart World, and even 8 Deluxe, are better than any kart race on N64
>WHEEEEE I'M PLAYING AT 120p :D
Mario Kart World, and even 8 Deluxe, are better than any kart race on N64
>WHEEEEE I'M PLAYING AT 120p :D
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 5:14:16 PM No.11816994
>>11816983
Are there any differences between any of the racers?
Are there any differences between any of the racers?
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 5:32:20 PM No.11817024
>>11816994
No but
>The 2001 version significantly altered the physics of the game, in the process, removing a central feature. The manual states that the placement and amount of bricks on a car will affect the car's balance. While this is fully functional in the 1999 release, the 2001 release completely disables it. This change in physics also results in the side-effect of being able to go up the back of the shortcut in Imperial Grand Prix, despite the track data being identical between releases. It is also of note that the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation versions lack this mechanic.
No but
>The 2001 version significantly altered the physics of the game, in the process, removing a central feature. The manual states that the placement and amount of bricks on a car will affect the car's balance. While this is fully functional in the 1999 release, the 2001 release completely disables it. This change in physics also results in the side-effect of being able to go up the back of the shortcut in Imperial Grand Prix, despite the track data being identical between releases. It is also of note that the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation versions lack this mechanic.
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 7:11:23 PM No.11817156
>>11816990
8 deluxe sure, but world is shit most people online vote random to avoid its connected straight line courses
8 deluxe sure, but world is shit most people online vote random to avoid its connected straight line courses
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 7:12:57 PM No.11817158
>>11815998 (OP)
Mario Kart 64 really isn't that good, so that isn't saying much
Mario Kart 64 really isn't that good, so that isn't saying much
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 7:48:23 PM No.11817227
It's being better than Diddy Kong Racing that's actually an accomplishment.
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 7:58:26 PM No.11817251
>>11817024
That's such a strange way to go about designing a racing game.
That's such a strange way to go about designing a racing game.
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 9:24:18 PM No.11817468
>>11817251
The 1990s was extremely oversaturated with kart racers already, even Capcom canceled the NA release of Megaman Battle & Chase, so if anything it's nice to see developers literally anything to differentiate theirs from the rest
The 1990s was extremely oversaturated with kart racers already, even Capcom canceled the NA release of Megaman Battle & Chase, so if anything it's nice to see developers literally anything to differentiate theirs from the rest
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 2:04:03 AM No.11818031
>>11815998 (OP)
Diddy Kong racing is better.
Diddy Kong racing is better.