RJG is good at articulating.

I didn't like Double Dash either. I love the other games in the series though. And I also hate rubber band AI. Stupid pieces of crap. It punishes you for doing well. I understand wanting to keep things exciting, but when you end up slowing down around corners to game the computer into thinking you're not doing that well just so you don't have to put up with it's bullshit, I call that the very definition of not fun.

yes. apparently it's hard to comprehend

you reckon?

lol, maybe he just didn't like the game

I never had any trouble with the computers. Maybe you should just be less awful?

Simple... Double Dash was overboard.

But I don't understand? All the Mario Kart games have the slingshot/catch-up effect - how can you like a couple of them but supposedly hate another for that reason?

Yep. Never been a fan of gambling to be honest.

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Yes but to win you have just as much chance if not MORE chance basing your race on luck than skill.
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I don't think you understand the purpose of Mario Kart games.

Here's a hint: It's a party game.

Yes, and Mario Kart 64 was one of the best games on its console. So is Mario Kart Super Circuit on DS, both games I played through and through. Double Dash was a piece of junk.

So basically you dislike DD because somebody without 'skill'/a computer beat you?

Have a teaspoon of cement and harden up.

My mistake. Either way, I pwned that game

Super Circuit is on GBA.

Yes but to win you have just as much chance if not MORE chance basing your race on luck than skill.

I don't think you understand the purpose of Mario Kart games.

Here's a hint: It's a party game.

Yes, and Mario Kart 64 was one of the best games on its console. So is Mario Kart Super Circuit on DS, both games I played through and through. Double Dash was a piece of junk.

I drew a picture.

Yes but to win you have just as much chance if not MORE chance basing your race on luck than skill.

I don't think you understand the purpose of Mario Kart games.

Here's a hint: It's a party game.

DD was wicked. Still some of the best co-op in any game (specifically a racing game) I've played... which I why I think it's a shame they're skipping that entirely for Wii.

Anyway, I'm pumped for this. If anyone gets all whiney about the wheel,  DON'T, BECAUSE I'LL CRUSH YOU!

Yes but to win you have just as much chance if not MORE chance basing your race on luck than skill.

Skilled players will always win by being able to powerslide around corners and even on the straights. That's a skill, and if you can snake you'll be able to defeat everyone.

Yes but to win you have just as much chance if not MORE chance basing your race on luck than skill.

That happens occasionally but if you are a better payer than the others you will win most of the races.

Yes but to win you have just as much chance if not MORE chance basing your race on luck than skill.

It's ridiculous to say there's no skill involved.

Actually I've probably played more racing games than most people on this forum, so I don't see where that comment is coming from.

Err.. One word.. Catch-up.  Or is that two words? or a sauce?

If I knew it took no skill to win in the game I wouldn't have met Moonunit.

Go back to your challenging shooting games.

Double Dash was awesome it also still gets heaps of play when I am with people. Isn't it the only gamecube game you still have Nick?
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And donkey konga and paper mario: ttyd.

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Err.. One word.. Catch-up.  Or is that two words? or a sauce?

If I knew it took no skill to win in the game I wouldn't have met Moonunit.

Sorry?

Err.. One word.. Catch-up.  Or is that two words? or a sauce?

If I knew it took no skill to win in the game I wouldn't have met Moonunit.

Double Dash was awesome it also still gets heaps of play when I am with people. Isn't it the only gamecube game you still have Nick?

Yeah I never saw a problem with Double Dash.

Dude, double dash is underrated - I don't know why people gave it such a hard time. It's still the only game that my sister will ever boot up by herself and play with her friends.

After the crap that was double dash... etc.

I can't honestly say I know anybody who is too excited by this.