![]() For once, sticking to tradition has not worked in Nintendo’s favor.ĭescribing Mario Kart 7 is going to be almost pointless for anybody who has played most of the series, especially since this one ignores the more gimmicky aspects of Double Dash!! and Mario Kart Wii. In Mario Kart 7, however, I don’t think that’s appropriate. Mario Kart 7 has the word “new” printed on the back of its game case no less than four times, and true to the theory, its contents are less fresh than the contents of Joan Crawford’s underwear.Īt this point, it’s customary with a Nintendo game to mention how that’s not a bad thing, to highlight how nothing was broken and didn’t need fixing. The more a game has the word “new” printed on the back of its game case, the better the chances are that the game inside will feel older than time itself. ![]()
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