Mario Kart Wii

Nintendo的最新和最了不起的标题为Wii， Mario Kart在4月27日被发布了。 横跨地球，蜂声关于怎样美妙这场比赛是假想的是给了我印象它巨型的白色箱子将举行赌博喜悦无限的奇迹。 以新的项目、轨道、karts、摩托车和甚而全世界多功能单放机的网上戏剧谈话，我变得真正地“为这个标题发行抽”。 在购买比赛之后我开始叫所有我的朋友为将从事在夜期间的分裂屏幕争斗过来。 在拾起几箱薄饼和咖啡因被注射的产品几乎不尽的供应以后，午夜滚动了，并且是时间赛跑。

在流行不计其数的气球以后在争斗方式下，我们决定通过单打队员方式打开可利用的轨道的其余。 我们那时得到新的项目和车的一好感觉，和最重要， Wii轮子。 如此我们通过所有盛大prix种族迅速了移动然后它是回到作战。 When we each had found the type of kart or motorcycle we liked best on our favorite Nintendo characters, we battled the night away just like we did when Mario Kart for the SNES was the newest thing.

Like most of the games Nintendo has released for the Wii, Mario Kart is an excellent party game with a oddly high re-playability rate. It is a great game for families and friends to enjoy together. The Wii Wheel works very smoothly, as long as you don’t over-exaggerate your turning. Mario Kart also works with the Wiimote only, or the Wiimote and nunchuk (the classic controller) and the Nintendo Gamecube controller - and all work quite well. It really depends on what’s comfortable for you. This makes it easy to include all your friends without having to break the bank buying lots of new controllers.

Around noon the next day, when everybody had gone home, I decided to check out the online play. After skimming through the farce that is the user-agreement, I pressed ‘Accept’ and quickly jumped into a race with nine other people from across the US. Sad to say, I was the only one from Oklahoma. The big head I had from owning my friends at the kart party quickly deflated, because then I began to learn what the word “owned” really meant. Anyway, online was still a lot of fun. I never had any lagging problems, and I never got disconnected. Everything ran as smoothly as if I was playing with these people in my home, whether I was winning or not.

For the last couple of weeks I’ve been playing this game like it was stuck on self-destruct mode. Mario Kart continues its tradition of being a fun and re-playable party game. Adding the online multi-player exponentially increases the chance of me picking up the Wii Wheel again and again. Nintendo has delivered another impressive title for its revolutionary system.

Win a Free Copy of Mario Kart Wii!

We love giving things away, and we doubly love giving away video games.

This month’s love comes in the form of a little racing game from Nintendo.  You’ve probably never heard of it, but suffice to say that it’s one hot little number that can be yours for 15 minutes of photographic ridicule.  Drop the rules, Sam.

We’re giving one lucky reader a copy of Mario Kart Wii for the Nintedo Wii.  To play, simply send us a photo of you playing the part of a certain red-garbed plumber.  Our staff will pick the best entry, and we’ll ship Mario Kart Wii once we announce the winner in the next issue of PTD Magazine.

Anyone in the US can play, assuming you are over 13 years of age.  Bonus points will be awarded for including a copy of the tabloid edition of our magazine, so keep it here to check out the map of our magazine racks later this week.

Send your photo to contest@ptdmagazine.com, were we will pass it along to the staff and judges.

Post any questions you have here, and we’ll make sure to respond with any clarification on our part.  Good luck!