IGN: Impresiones de MK: DD

No, the truth is that playing Mario Kart: Double Dash again only reaffirmed my previous thoughts on the title. It really is just too slow, and this is pretty much the industry perception, as I heard several others commenting on the sluggishness of Double Dash. I returned to play the game and made sure I chose the 150cc speed class. Optimistically, I was ready to jump off the starting line when the light flashed to green. It

Well, call me crazy, but the word frantic is the first theme that comes to my mind. Mario Kart has always been fast-paced and hard on the nerves. I remember I used to lap my buddies in past Mario Karts, but that didn't mean you'd won quite yet; anything could happen, and you were always kept alert for the dreaded lightning bolt or blue shell. That fear is sort of still there, as these power-ups have returned, but because the pace of the game is so dreadfully slow, it's incredibly easy to become detached from the game world. If the final game were released at this speed, Sunday morning mass at your local religious establishment would suddenly seem like a thrilling alternative.