Welcome to my retro video game review of Mario Kart Sixty-Four. I wish you the best whilst reading over all of the details I have typed up. Good luck, all of the fellow Vizzed users who read over my review of Mario Kart Sixty-Four!

Overall: Mario Kart Sixty-Four is an awesome retro video game and deserves to be added inside the Retro Game Room. I seriously enjoy Mario Kart Sixty-Four, so I rated the overall 9.3. I hadn't rated it ten because I don't think all of the stats are perfect. An example is that Mario Kart
Sixty-Four doesn't include much extensive content and I had rated the depth seven.

Graphics: The graphics for Mario Kart Sixty-Four are swell, but when riding inside the karts the characters use, it seems a tad different and a barely near strange. The course graphics are astounding and the items are perfectly perfect. Other than the issue I had mentioned earlier, the graphics seem perfect.

Sound: Similar to my opinion about most Mario video game tunes, most of the background soundtracks in each course grasp a catchy tune and rhythm. I enjoy humming along with most of the tunes that grasp catchy tunes. The background soundtracks for each course compare swell with the background scenery, fixed objects, and movable objects. I agree with most positive opinions about the soundtracks for Mario Kart Sixty-Four.

Addictiveness: I will most likely play Mario Kart Sixty-Four multiple time periods into the recent future because I agree with everything I had mentioned, above. Plus, it is another original Mario Kart video game included inside the series. I think that Mario Kart Sixty-Four should be featured in other areas and other websites.

Story: There isn't a story included inside Mario Kart Sixty-Four, as it is a racing video game and many racing video games don't include a story inside them. I agree Mario Kart Sixty-Four should include a story inside it, though, because I agree it would hook the video game player with surprising twists included inside the stories included inside the video game. Most original video games don't include such an extended story inside of them, especially racing video games.

Depth: Mario Kart Sixty-Four doesn't include much extensive content because it is an original video game and may original video games don't include much extensive content. If they do, most of the courses would be short and not extensive. An example is Super Mario Brothers. Mario Kart Sixty-Four includes eight characters to choose as such a kart rider; Mario, Luigi, Peach, Wario, Yoshi, Toad, Bowser, and Donkey Kong, four Grand Prix cups; Mushroom Cup, Flower Cup, Star Cup, and Special Cup, four different video gaming difficulties, and sixteen racing courses; Kalimari Desert, Moo Moo Farm, Wario Stadium, Royal Raceway, and much more. There are three types of video gaming modes; Grand Prix, Time Trials, and Battle. This seems similar to much extensive content, but when you play Mario Kart Sixty-Four, you'll take a gander at what I define. There is much more content, though.

Difficulty: Mario Kart Sixty-Four is such a quite simple retro video game included inside the Retro Game Room to learn the controls of. Once you learn the correct controls and keys to choose and suggest to yourself, you will be perfectly prefect when playing Mario Kart Sixty-Four. The courses are quite simple if you know perfect strategy to use and process. This is the reason why I had rated the difficulty four.

Well, I highly recommend Mario Kart Sixty-Four to video game players that enjoy playing racing video games. I think you users should give this video game a shot. If you decide to give Mario Kart Sixty-Four, good luck playing and I am sure you will have no issues playing, Good luck!

Very nice Progamer, it is a good lengthy review. I also like how you listed some of the tracks and cups, but I would have given this game a 10 overall, because it is a classic N64 game that tops most of what other N64 games have to offer especially animation, and lag wise. I would play this game on Vizzed, but my computer is too slow to run N64 games properly without lagging like heck. Keep up the good work.

P.S. How do I rate a review?

I'm going to be 100% honest with you.

This review is rather poor.

Why?

For one, saying Sixty-Four over and over in order to make yourself sound more intelligent doesn't make you look more intelligent.

2. You use as many words as possible to say the least amount you can. In essence I could sum up your review like this.

"Mario Kart 64 is an awesome game. You should play Mario Kart 64. I like Mario Kart 64. Have I told you to play it yet? Because you should. Because Mario Kart 64 is a great game. I like the overall. I like the graphics. I like the sound. I like Mario Kart 64."

That's literally how your review looks. You don't give me one reason to actually play the game. At all. You really should tell us more about the game than "it is good."

3. Did I mention you say the most to say the least?

"Well, I highly recommend Mario Kart Sixty-Four to video game players that enjoy playing racing video games. "

Seriously, what is that?

In all seriousness, your review needs a ton of improvement. Like leggy said, saying "Super Mario Sixty-Four" isn't making you seem smart.

Aside from that, it gives no reason for me to want to play the game other than the fact that I like racing games.

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legacyme3 : Just because I had mentioned the two words, 'Sixty-Four,' doesn't define I am acting intelligent. I am allowed to create a review any strategy I choose to. Davideo7 accepted my reviews I had shared in the Retro Game Room Site Staff Application. They are highly similar to this. You listed a few phrases I had mentioned, but I described my phrases. By the way, the rules and regulations purposely state not to spoil any retro video games included inside the Retro Game Room. You are obviously cajoling me to avoid that rule or regulation and spoil the retro video game included inside the Retro Game Room. I thought a Global Moderator was suppose to explain the correct rule or regulation.

ProGamer135 :

You clearly didn't read my post. I'll try again. Because I know you are good when you see/say redundant things.

This review isn't very good. You did absolutely nothing other than explain what one can see on the box or from playing the game for 5 seconds. You don't hook the gamer at all, and you lose people by saying as much as possible with as few words as possible.

This is an example of quantity over quality.

Yes, your review is long. Congratulations.

Too bad long reviews don't mean GOOD reviews.

legacyme3 : What does redundant define and I have beaten Mario Kart Sixty-Four on my Wii with all golden cups. I already know the whole video game. Anyways, good night, legacyme3 and I apologize for the criticism.

I forgot to add the 'I.'

I haven't played any of the Mario Kart games... But, I really want to. 

This one seems to be pretty good. I also heard some good comments about it. I'll try it some day.

Eddy88 : It is an awesome retro video game. I recommend attempting to play it. Thank you for complimenting my review, Eddy88.

Mario Kart 64 was a great game. I 'll never forget the days I spent playing this game. Nice review though.