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Posted by Capitalizt on Jan-25-2007 15:11:
Mario Kart 64 coming to Wii virtual console next week!
Nintendo makes it official. W00T!




Posted by infinity HiGH on Jan-25-2007 16:36:
Never been a fan of this game. Or SSB.
Posted by verndogs on Jan-25-2007 16:44:
mario kart SNES >>>>>> mario kart 64
single player was too easy, courses were way too wide, basically all fun that was in the SNES mario kart was sucked out in the n64 version
Posted by trunks1022 on Jan-25-2007 16:54:
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Originally posted by verndogs
mario kart SNES >>>>>> mario kart 64
single player was too easy, courses were way too wide, basically all fun that was in the SNES mario kart was sucked out in the n64 version |
WRONG, mario kart 64 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> super mario kart. multiplayer made it worthwhile
Posted by chach on Jan-25-2007 17:21:
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Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Never been a fan of this game. Or SSB. |
blasphemy!!
64 owns all when the boost system was introduced it took the skill level to another dimension of karting...
link to the past is being released... 
Posted by verndogs on Jan-25-2007 18:03:
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Originally posted by trunks1022
WRONG, mario kart 64 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> super mario kart. multiplayer made it worthwhile |
even with multiplayer....mario kart 64 blew big time...it didn't mask the shortcomings of this game
oh, and the SNES version had 2 player modes too 
i'm not the only one who was disappointed by this game
http://www.gamespot.com/n64/driving...t64/review.html
Posted by Scottaculous on Jan-25-2007 18:16:
Can I steer the kart by tilting the wii controller?
Posted by CONNERMAN2000 on Jan-25-2007 21:13:
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Can I steer the kart by tilting the wii controller? |
i was under the impression that the Wii remote wasnt even compatible with the Virtual Console. I think you can only use those 'classic controllers' you have to buy.
Posted by infinity HiGH on Jan-25-2007 21:43:
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Originally posted by CONNERMAN2000
i was under the impression that the Wii remote wasnt even compatible with the Virtual Console. I think you can only use those 'classic controllers' you have to buy. |
That is correct. Unless they patch it somehow (if that's even possible)
Posted by Ted Promo on Jan-25-2007 21:49:
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Originally posted by CONNERMAN2000
i was under the impression that the Wii remote wasnt even compatible with the Virtual Console. I think you can only use those 'classic controllers' you have to buy. |
Weak, I don't have money for that right now, not to mention I don't really know how the whole Wii points thing works and how to use the virtual console. Bear with me, I rarely play video games and I'm retarded to the new technology of online gaming and shit like that. I went online to check out the store and I didn't see anything that mentioned the Wii points at all, much less anything about downloads for the virtual console. The only link for a store I found on nintendo.com linked me to this store where they sold stuff for their older systems.
Explanations people, I need explanations!
Question, in the top right corner picture of the Mario Kart 64 screenshots, who is the guy who's in third that's wearing the blue hood? I don't remember him from the original Mario Kart 64 and I don't know who he is
Posted by chach on Jan-25-2007 22:34:
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Originally posted by Demoted
Question, in the top right corner picture of the Mario Kart 64 screenshots, who is the guy who's in third that's wearing the blue hood? I don't remember him from the original Mario Kart 64 and I don't know who he is |
yes i was also wondering this
seems like they made some alterarions to the game
Posted by Capitalizt on Jan-25-2007 22:38:
a blue Shy Guy?


and Demoted, the virtual console is one of the main "windows" on the Wii interface when you boot up the system. If you have wireless access, your Wii will connect to the web and browse a library of classic NES, SNES, Genesis, N64, and TurboGraphix 16 games. You can buy a Wii points card at Walmart or any game store and use it to purchase and download virtual console games.

$20 gets you 2000 points, and the downloadable games range from $5-10 a piece.
Here is a list of current and upcoming virtual console games<---
Posted by chach on Jan-25-2007 22:59:
lol no sir that is what you a call a koopa wizard from super mario 3 as well as paper mario series
Posted by Ted Promo on Jan-26-2007 00:18:
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Originally posted by Capitalizt
and Demoted, the virtual console is one of the main "windows" on the Wii interface when you boot up the system. If you have wireless access, your Wii will connect to the web and browse a library of classic NES, SNES, Genesis, N64, and TurboGraphix 16 games. You can buy a Wii points card at Walmart or any game store and use it to purchase and download virtual console games.
$20 gets you 2000 points, and the downloadable games range from $5-10 a piece.
Here is a list of current and upcoming virtual console games<--- |
Thanks for the info. I guess I really need to set up a wireless connection then. That sounds really nifty. About how long do the games take to download and how many can you fit onto the Wii?
Posted by Capitalizt on Jan-26-2007 00:31:
If you don't have a wireless router, you can get a Nintendo brand USB wi-fi connector like THIS one. Just plug the USB thingie into your PC, and it will use your internet connection to broadcast a wireless signal to your Wii. You can probably find one of these for $25-30 on Ebay. I downloaded a couple Genesis games, and they only took around 15 seconds each. Once they are downloaded, there is no loading time to play them.
And the Wii has 512MB of flash memory inside...It should be enough for at least 30 SNES/Genesis games. If you run out of space, you can delete some games from your library and redownload them later at no charge. The Wii remembers what you purchased on it.
Of course, you could always buy a generic SD card at Compusa and double or triple the internal memory so you don't have that problem. Personally I picked up a 2GB SD card for $50 on black friday last year...so I should be ok for a while. 
Posted by Yan on Jan-26-2007 00:51:
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Originally posted by chach
lol no sir that is what you a call a koopa wizard from super mario 3 as well as paper mario series |
He goes by the name of Kamek.
Also makes appearances in Super Mario World, Yoshi's Islands (1 and 2), Mario Party (the series) and at least one of the sports games.
On a side note, he wasn't in Mario Kart 64. In fact, those images all seem to be from the pre-alpha/alpha/beta phases.
One more thing. I didn't get the chance to play Super Mario Kart till after I sampled Mario Kart 64 and, unfortunately, I didn't find SMK nearly as fun as most people put it out to be. I think this is because of said order of gaming.
Posted by chach on Jan-26-2007 00:54:
lol i had a feeling you were up one'in me in this thread
~shakes fist in air!!!~

Posted by Yan on Jan-26-2007 01:04:
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Originally posted by chach
lol i had a feeling you were up one'in me in this thread
~shakes fist in air!!!~
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Not at all, chach ol' buddy. I simply added to the intel just in case someone didn't remember him from SMB3 or Paper Mario. Personally, I remember him best from SMW.
Interesting to note about the Paper Mario games, Kammy Koopa has taken the place of Kamek. Although there are Magikoopas you fight.
Posted by CONNERMAN2000 on Jan-26-2007 05:58:
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Originally posted by infinity HiGH
That is correct. Unless they patch it somehow (if that's even possible) |
'Twould be pretty sweet if they did. But then that would render the classic controller useless in most cases, so Nintendo probably would go against doing that from a financial perspective.
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Originally posted by Demoted
Weak, I don't have money for that right now, not to mention I don't really know how the whole Wii points thing works and how to use the virtual console. |
Yeah, it sucks that you have to buy more accessories to make use of all the features. Thats Nintendo's way of making more money off more accessories off more people. Can't blame 'em, Sony and MS have their own ways of doing the same thing...like say Sony could have easily included 4 ports on the PS2, but instead vouched for 2 so they could bank on the multitaps.
I think classic controllers are pretty cheap, though. I dont own a Wii so I'm not up to date on how stores are selling Wii accessories, etc,. I think they also sell Wii point cards too, but maybe not online...? I think most of your questions were answered already
Posted by ASFSE on Jan-28-2007 04:44:
i love mario kart 64, the battle mode was really fun...man brings back memories!
Posted by Mmanu on Jan-28-2007 10:51:
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Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Never been a fan of this game. Or SSB. |
Same shit, different day. It's been on for how long now ??
I'd love to see new games instead of marioland race island 72 .
What's next ? Luigi : escape from the mushrooms ?
Buy a new console, get new accessories, spend your money, and play the same game or ever and ever
Posted by Mmanu on Jan-28-2007 10:51:
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Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Never been a fan of this game. Or SSB. |
Same shit, different day. It's been on for how long now ??
I'd love to see new games instead of marioland race island 72 .
What's next ? Luigi : escape from the mushrooms ?
Buy a new console, get new accessories, spend your money, and play the same game for ever and ever
Posted by hitokiri on Jan-30-2007 05:20:
mk ds > mk 64
Posted by Orko on Jan-30-2007 16:53:
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Originally posted by verndogs
mario kart SNES >>>>>> mario kart 64
single player was too easy, courses were way too wide, basically all fun that was in the SNES mario kart was sucked out in the n64 version |
Yes SNES>N64 version
but, I wouldnt say that the n64 version was ruined, i just say they were going for different game play. They needed wider tracks for the 3d and 4 players. I think they were both incredible games, but I just enjoy SNES version more because its much harder to master.
In a group though, nothing gets people shouting like a green shell coming up your backside in n64.
Well smash brothers can have the same effect.
Posted by fmodena369 on Jan-31-2007 23:12:
mario kart 64 was one of the funnest racing games to play..u cant be a hater on this game!
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