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[ConradCervantes]

Game comes out one day after my birthday. No summer school this year, so I'm veeeeery excited to dump some much needed time into this game between walks to the beach.

 

[Zalman]

The game looks absolutely amazing. So much attention to detail.

 

[blu]

I was. I also edited my original message, but I'll post it here as well:
My original post contributed absolutely nothing and was clear troll bait. I'm sorry; I'm having a rough day. I shouldn't use GAF as an excuse to vent off steam where it isn't needed so again, apologies.

It takes balls to admit it, and not many a gaffer has them, but you, sir, do. /tips hat

 

[Mr-Joker]

That picture just makes me want to kiss Rosalina on the lip, hnnnng ma wafiu is so hot.

Every time a trailer for this game is released I get surprised Nintendo hasn't done the obvious and put in Toon Link.

It's Mario Kart, last time I have checked Toon Link isn't part of the Mario universe.

 

[PotionBleue]

It's Mario Kart, last time I have checked Toon Link isn't part of the Mario universe.

So R.O.B, Mii, all the kongs are part of the Mario universe?

 

[Zen_Arcade]

So R.O.B, Mii, all the kongs are part of the Mario universe?

The Mii is you, you're playing the game. It only makes sense that it's in there.

The Kongs are part of the Mario universe because DK is his oldest rival.

ROB shouldn't be anywhere anyway.

 

[Mumups]

So R.O.B, Mii, all the kongs are part of the Mario universe?

The Kongs are a part of the Mario universe.

 

[Mr-Joker]

So R.O.B, Mii, all the kongs are part of the Mario universe?

The Mii and R.O.B aren't part of any universe and the Kongs are part of the Mario universe.

 

[Azure J]

The Kongs are a part of the Mario universe.

One could actually say that the Mario series is a gigantic spin off series from the Donkey Kong franchise.

 

[AmyS]

1/2 player - 60fps
3/4 player - 30fps

Ugh


Wasn't Mario Kart: Double Dash on GameCube a butter-smooth 60fps in 4 player split screen (as well as in LAN modes) ?

Double Dash!! runs at a slick 60 frames per second -- both in single-player and four-player split-screen. The latter is the biggest accomplishment of all, as the transition from one screen to four is seamless. The sense of speed is also perfectly kept in tact thanks to the engine's split-screen prowess.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2003/11/11/mario-kart-double-dash-2?page=4


I did own the game for a short amount of time and did have some 4 player split screen matches. Didn't really notice the framerate of all players, but also don't remember the framerate being any different. I think some of the detail was cut back in 4 player to keep it at 60 frames.

 

[PotionBleue]

Wasn't Mario Kart: Double Dash on GameCube a butter-smooth 60fps in 4 player split screen (as well as in LAN modes) ?



http://www.ign.com/articles/2003/11/11/mario-kart-double-dash-2?page=4


I did own the game for a short amount of time and did have some 4 player split screen matches. Didn't really notice the framerate of all players, but also don't remember the framerate being any different. I think some of the detail was cut back in 4 player to keep it at 60 frames.

Oh of course it was 60fps, but there was no CPU racer, so in a 12-player game that would kill the point.

 

[AmyS]

Not that this is the best comparison, but Ridge Racer 7 on PS3 was native 1080p 60fps in every mode, even online with, I think, upto 7 other players. In fall 2006.