I love Mario Kart, especially the first one, but I'd much rather play other genres — that is, I'm not much of a racing fan. And that's the reason I find it amazing that RARE could make a game that I enjoyed and played as much as if it was another genre, like, you know, a platfromer or an adventure game, both of which entertain me much more than racing games.
Even though I have Mario Kart 64, I remember not liking it at all ever, since, after first having played DKR, there wasn't much of a reason for me to play it.
The funny thing is that I STILL haven't completed DKR, despite having owned it for more than 15 years. Seriously, isn't the second wizpig race just ludicruous? Wait, am I THAT bad?!
RARE was a gold mine for Nintendo cash-wise, but more of a gold mine to us, gamers, well, joy-wise.
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Re: Month Of Kong: The Making Of Diddy Kong Racing
I love Mario Kart, especially the first one, but I'd much rather play other genres — that is, I'm not much of a racing fan. And that's the reason I find it amazing that RARE could make a game that I enjoyed and played as much as if it was another genre, like, you know, a platfromer or an adventure game, both of which entertain me much more than racing games.
Even though I have Mario Kart 64, I remember not liking it at all ever, since, after first having played DKR, there wasn't much of a reason for me to play it.
The funny thing is that I STILL haven't completed DKR, despite having owned it for more than 15 years. Seriously, isn't the second wizpig race just ludicruous? Wait, am I THAT bad?!
RARE was a gold mine for Nintendo cash-wise, but more of a gold mine to us, gamers, well, joy-wise.