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Mario Kart DS

Part of the Mario Kart series

(4.4)

2005

Mario Kart DS is a 2005 kart racing video game developed by Nintendo EAD Group No. 1 and published by Nintendo. It was released for the Nintendo DS handheld game console in November 2005 in North America, Europe, and Australia, and on December 8, 2005, in Japan. The game was re-released for the Wii U's Virtual Console in North America and PAL regions in April 2015 and in Japan in May 2016.

mausterchief5691

2024 Called It! (12)

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Mario Kart DS

Its DS Mario Kart, its not going to be perfect, but I expected more out of this particular entry. I realize that I might be asking too much for a mobile version of the game, I was a bit disappointed with the tracks, but it was the first one to introduce online play and that was key

TheMadBombchu

Shuffle

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Mario Kart DS

I played a lot of this one. Being handheld gave me the ability to bring it with me wherever and race a course or two. Most importantly is where Dry Bones made its debut as a racer. And I was particularly proud of the Star of Life emblem I made for the game.

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jackalope

May the Force Be With You!

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Mario Kart DS

10/5 stars!!
I have very fond memories of all of us sitting around in Iraq playing Mario Kart DS late at night getting pissed at each other.
I distinctly remember making someone so mad they bit their DS during a match!

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Big Dave

Turbo (11)

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Mario Kart DS

This one was a shocker. I loved the Nintendo DS, but mainly for turn-based games where quick, detailed action wasn't necessary to communicate to the player, and have the player react to quickly. Then Mario Kart DS came out, and suddenly I'm racing through intricate courses, getting pushed around by waterfalls and macked by shells, and loving it. This was a great execution of Mario Kart on the DS, and I bought this game for my dad when he was stuck in a hospital bed, and it totally helped him survive.

If memory serves, one screen was used for the player's view, and one was the map, or could be toggled to the rear-view, which worked out super well. There were a good number of maps to choose from (find some of them brought back to life in Mario Kart 8 map selections), and multiplayer over WiFi was nuts. Also good Kart customization, if I recall correctly. Great game.