Blog:Super Mario Kart Review

What's up, guys. I'm HammerBro101 here, and today, I'm going to review Super Mario Kart.

Controls
Let's start off with the controls. The controls haven't aged well, and it's really easy to mess up.

Drifting
Drifting is a chore to do in this game. You have to drift, or you will spin out.

Items
Super Mario Kart offers twelve items. Eight of them are available in all modes, one is only available in 2 Player mode, and three can only be used by computer players. These items are: the Green Shell, Red Shell, Banana, Mushroom, Star, Lightning, Feather, Coin, Boo, Yoshi Egg, Fireball, and Poison Mushroom. The item selection is pretty good for its time.

Tracks
The track selection isn't really that good, but it's better than Super Circuit's track selection. The tracks are all numbered, and there are eight different themes to choose from: Mario Circuit (4 tracks), Donut Plains (3 tracks), Bowser's Castle (3 tracks), Vanilla Lake (2 Tracks), Choco Island (2 tracks), Ghost Valley (3 tracks), Koopa Beach (2 tracks), and Rainbow Road (1 track).

Roster
The roster is good for its time, although there are only 8 characters. We have Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Toad, Bowser, Koopa Troopa, and Donkey Kong Jr., the last of whom would never be seen again after this entry.

Music
The music is really catchy, even for a Mario Kart game. Mario Kart never fails to disappoint when it comes to music.

Rating
Score: 13/20 (Decent)