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The game will has different methods of play and comes packaged with the official [[Wii Wheel]] peripheral, although it can also be played with any of the Wii's other controllers.
 
The game will has different methods of play and comes packaged with the official [[Wii Wheel]] peripheral, although it can also be played with any of the Wii's other controllers.
 
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*The next game to be made was ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'' for the [[3DS]] in 2011.
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*[[Online Tournaments in Mario Kart Wii]]
 
*[[Online Tournaments in Mario Kart Wii]]
  

Revision as of 22:09, 12 September 2011

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Mario Kart Wii
Developer Nintendo
Publisher Nintendo
System Wii
Release Date JP April 10, 2008
EU April 11, 2008
AU April 24, 2008
US April 27, 2008
Gallery GH Gallery

Mario Kart Wii is the seventh title in the Mario Kart series. It was first announced at E3 2007 on July 11th.

Gameplay

Mario Kart Wii features the same gameplay that has been a staple to the series. Players can choose from multiple racers with a variety of karts available as well. The game is WiFi enabled (like Mario Kart DS), but also allows for Battle Mode to be played online, a first in the series. A Mario Kart Wii Channel has also been opened to record world records.

The dual riders from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! has been abandoned, with the characters now all driving in single karts. The game also introduces motorcycles. 50cc Mode features karts, while 100cc Mode features motorcycles and 150cc Mode features both. Additionally, Miis are playable. The Mission Mode, introduced in Mario Kart DS, is also be featured for the first time in a console Mario Kart game.

The game will has different methods of play and comes packaged with the official Wii Wheel peripheral, although it can also be played with any of the Wii's other controllers.

Tracks

Mushroom Cup Flower Cup Star Cup Special Cup
Luigi Circuit Mario Circuit Daisy Circuit Dry Dry Ruins
Moo Moo Meadows Coconut Mall Koopa Cape Moonview Highway
Mushroom Gorge DK's Snowboard Cross Maple Treeway Bowser's Castle
Toad's Factory Wario's Gold Mine Grumble Volcano Rainbow Road

Legacy

Sequels

See Also