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Mario Power Tennis Gamecube Rom' title='Mario Power Tennis Gamecube Rom' />Mario Kart 6. Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia. It has been requested that this article be rewritten and expanded to include more information tagged on 2. October 2. 01. 5 EDT. Mario Kart 6. 4DevelopersNintendo EADPublishersNintendo. PlatformsNintendo 6. Virtual Console Wii, Wii U. Release date. Nintendo 6. December 1. 4, 1. Mario Power Tennis Gamecube Rom' title='Mario Power Tennis Gamecube Rom' />Download PAL Wii ISO Game Torrents. PAL Games are usually released in Europe and in most cases have MULTI language select option so you can choose to play your Wii. Classic video game modifications, fan translations, homebrew, utilities, and learning resources. This is a list of games within the Mario franchise and all related series, organized by date. All release dates are for the first release, regardless of region. February 1. 0, 1. June 2. 4, 1. 99. January 8, 1. 99. December 2. 5, 2. Que Player Virtual Console Wii January 2. January 2. 6, 2. 00. January 2. 9, 2. 00. January 3. 0, 2. 00. April 2. 6, 2. 00. Virtual Console Wii U January 6, 2. January 2. 1, 2. 01. January 2. 2, 2. 01. December 2. 9, 2. Genre. Racing. RatingsModes1 4 players simultaneous. Media. Nintendo 6. Cartridge. Wii Digital download. Newtonsoft Json Datetimeoffset more. Wii U Digital download. Input. Nintendo 6. Wii Wii U Mario Kart 6. Mario Kart series. It is the first game in the series to use three dimensional graphics however, the characters and items in this game are still two dimensional, pre rendered sprites. It was released for the Nintendo 6. Wii and Wii Us Virtual Console. GameplayeditThe gameplay expands on that of its predecessor, Super Mario Kart. Players must steer with the Nintendo 6. Items can be used by simply pressing the trigger. When players press the trigger, they hop, allowing the kart to turn around tight corners. While drifting, the control stick can be used to make the turn wider or tighter, but keeping the control stick in the opposite direction of the turn to widen it for a long enough time results in the kart skidding and losing the Mini Turbo charge. If a Banana is hit while the player is driving straight, the character will skid for a while before spinning out. If the player presses the button, a music note will appear over the characters head, therefore nullifying the effect of the item this effect is also included in Mario Kart Super Circuit. This does not work all the time, however, because sometimes, the player can skid out immediately after driving into a banana if the banana is hit while turning. Similarly, in 1. 50cc and Mirror mode steering in one direction and then immediately in the opposite results in the kart skidding and then spinning after a short time, and even in this case braking results in the spinning being avoided with the musical note appearing. As opposed to the previous game, a standard race now has three laps rather than five due to the much longer raceways compared to those found in Super Mario Kart. Additionally, the race tracks have elevation and feature different forms of terrain. To get items, the character must get an Item Box. Once the character gets an Item Box, an item roulette will appear with medium sound, and when it stops, dings. Players can press the item button during the roulette to stop the roulette early. Also unlike Super Mario Kart, players can now try again as many times as they wish after they finish in 5th or below this was removed in later games for unknown reasons, though likely as a means of making the game more challenging for the player. There are four cups, designated as Mushroom Cup, Flower Cup, Star Cup, and Special Cup. These cups are further divided into three different difficulty settings of 5. An unlockable Extra, known as Mirror Mode, allows players to race courses in 1. In order to unlock this feature, players must win the Gold Cup on all the cups in 1. When the title screen changes, it means that the player has unlocked Extra. A Time Trial mode and a Battle Mode are also available, which pit players in different Kart scenarios that do not necessarily require racing. In the Time Trial mode, players must race against their own previous times, represented by a Ghost of their player of choice. In Battle Mode, each player starts with three Balloons and loses a balloon when hit by any item. It is also possible to lose a Balloon if a heavier player such as Bowser hits a lighter player like Toad or Yoshi with great enough speed more details here. When a player has lost all Balloons, the player loses and becomes a Bomb Kart. The last surviving player wins the round. The rival system in this game is the more common 2 Rival system seen in most similar games, whereupon two randomly selected rivals will fight with the player, and will use the Handicap feature to situate themselves on level with the player. They will always stay on the same, no matter what the championship standings are. On a side note, when the player plays the 1. Mirror mode, two random CPU racers may receive a huge handicap, and even when hit with an item such as a Red Shell, they will recover rapidly. Sometimes there is also one player that receives an even larger handicap and when ahead, it becomes very challenging for the player to stop. Button controlseditNintendo 6. Wii Virtual ConsoleeditClassic controllereditGame. Cube controllereditTechnicaleditThe original release of this game on the Nintendo 6. Controller Pak to record Ghost Data, which would occupy all the space in the Controller Pak. However, later versions of the game used 1. Controller Pak, leaving only 2 pages free. By holding before turning on the console, there is a Controller Pak manager built in the game, which will show all saves from other games that use the accessory. Because none of the available controllers have a Controller Pak Slot, it is impossible to record Ghost Data on the Wii or Wii U Virtual Console versions of the game. The game uses rubberbanding AI, meaning that no matter what weight class, the AI drivers can recover and return to speed faster than the human player. DriverseditCharacters are divided into three classes depending on their weight Light, Medium, and Heavy. New Driver for the Mario Kart installments overall. Lightweight drivers have the highest acceleration and highest top speed. They receive the most speed from Mini Turbos and lose the least amount of speed when turning or drifting. Additionally, only Lightweights and the heavyweight character Bowser can use the triple gas acceleration recovery technique tapping the gas button three times and then holding to accelerate more quickly. The single downside to lightweight characters is that they can spin out from contact with heavier characters. Middleweight drivers actually have the slowest acceleration of all the weight classes and have the same top speed as the heavyweights. They do have better handling than heavyweights and are faster off road, however. While they lose more speed when turning than the other weight classes, they can corner better if they arent drifting, which is more useful in Battle Mode. Heavyweight drivers have a slower acceleration than the lightweights, but faster acceleration than the middleweights and share the same top speed as the middleweights. Their initial acceleration is the worst of all weight classes but as they approach their top speed, they experience a burst in speed that lets them reach that speed more quickly than middleweights. They lose the most speed off road and their cornering capabilities without drifting are the same as lightweights. Analysis and Tiering of the above weight categories is demonstrated in the this video. Additionally, players can drive a Mini Bomb Kart when all their balloons disappear in battle mode. The Mini Bomb Kart can drive around and explode on other players, but it only has one use for exploding before completely disappearing.