Bowser’s Fury feels more like a prolonged boss battle while also trying to complete a standard level. Both games are great for different reasons. Super Mario 3D World is best when played with multiple players. It’s the multiplayer game Odyssey wasn’t. While Bowser’s Fury is a condensed, tougher version of Odyssey.

Super Mario 3D World is one of our favorite multiplayer games. There’s four of us roaming around the screen so there’s always something to laugh about. Even though we’ve completed every level we still go back through many levels since they’re so much fun. Gargantuan Grotto is a favorite due to so many mega mushrooms.

If you’re a fan of any Mario side scroller then you should give this game a try. The 3D world is very different from any side scroller and takes some getting used to. I still have a hard time landing on small platforms, but falling off screen is all part of the fun.

Whether you’re a casual or intense gamer Super Mario 3D World has a lot to offer. There are tons of levels, boss fights, and bonus stages in 3D World. Each with varying levels of difficulty. The most difficult level, Champion’s Road, isn’t required since it’s after beating the final boss Bowser.

If you’re looking for a fun Mario game 3D World is one of the best multiplayer games available. Bowser’s Fury does offer two player mode, it’s really a solo player game since the camera stays on Mario not Bowser Jr.

Super Mario 3D World is similar to Super Mario Odyssey, Super Mario Galaxy, and Super Mario 64. All are 3D worlds for you to explore. The graphics and sounds vary across these games with Odyssey being the best but Galaxy a close second.

Still, the gameplay for many 3D worlds is alike in many ways. The levels themselves vary widely across these games. Which makes each one unique. Super Mario 3D World differs in that it allows up to 4 players.

The best part about Super Mario 3D World is the multiplayer action. Even with 4 players it’s a lot of fun. Nintendo finds a balance between the screen size and the camera angle for 4 players. I didn’t feel lost or fighting to stay on screen with 4 players moving around.

The exception was when everyone had the invincible tanooki or the fire-flower power up. Then it got a little tricky to keep track your character.

The game is huge with many levels, hidden features, and boss fights. There’s plenty to explore and keep you occupied. That being said, it isn’t the hardest game I’ve ever played. Sure there’s some tricky jumps and surprise enemies in places. Still, overall it isn’t a very challenging game. Except Championship Road, that’s definitely one of the top five hardest levels of all time.

Our Super Mario 3D World gives it 8 out of 10 stars. Mostly for the huge size, multiplayer action, and the bonus game: Bowser’s Fury. Both have great graphics, sounds, and gameplay. 3D world is definitely the easier of the two. If you’re a Mario fan you’ll enjoy Super Mario 3D World and Bowser’s Fury!

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury – Review
brought to you by: David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

Why Super Mario Sunshine?

Super Mario Sunshine is a colorful 3D platform adventure originally released for the Nintendo GameCube. It serves as the follow-up to Super Mario 64 and continues Mario’s exploration of large, open environments. However, instead of exploring many completely different worlds, this game takes place mostly on a tropical island. With its sunny atmosphere, creative mechanics, and memorable locations, Super Mario Sunshine offers a unique twist on the Mario formula.

The story begins when Mario, Princess Peach, and Toadsworth travel to Isle Delfino for a vacation. Instead of relaxing on the beach, Mario quickly finds himself in trouble when a mysterious figure that looks like him begins vandalizing the island with strange paint-like graffiti. The island’s authorities mistakenly blame Mario for the mess and order him to clean up the pollution. To prove his innocence and restore the island, Mario must collect Shine Sprites while uncovering the truth behind the mysterious impostor. Personally, I think the story is kinda similar to Sonic Adventure 2’s storyline.

One of the most distinctive features of Super Mario Sunshine is Mario’s water-powered backpack called F.L.U.D.D. (Flash Liquidizer Ultra Dousing Device). This tool allows Mario to spray water to clean up the island’s pollution, defeat enemies, and solve puzzles. The device also provides several movement abilities, such as hovering through the air, blasting forward at high speed, and spraying water while running.

These abilities give the gameplay a different feel compared to other Mario games. Instead of relying only on jumps and platforming, players must learn to use F.L.U.D.D. creatively. For example, hovering can help Mario cross large gaps, while spraying water can reveal hidden objects or defeat certain enemies.

The game’s setting, Isle Delfino, acts as a large hub world with several different areas connected to it. Each area represents a different part of the island, such as beaches, harbors, amusement parks, and mountain villages. Although all areas share the same tropical theme, they each have unique layouts, challenges, and secrets to discover.

Players collect Shine Sprites, which serve a similar role to Power Stars in Super Mario 64. These are earned by completing missions, solving puzzles, defeating bosses, or discovering hidden areas. Many missions involve cleaning pollution or chasing the mysterious figure responsible for the graffiti.

Another interesting feature is the game’s occasional F.L.U.D.D.-free levels. In these sections, Mario temporarily loses access to the water device and must rely entirely on traditional platforming skills. These levels often focus on precise jumping and timing, providing a challenge for players who enjoy classic Mario gameplay.

The game’s bright and cheerful presentation is one of its greatest strengths. The environments are colorful and lively, filled with palm trees, sparkling water, and tropical music. The island feels vibrant and full of personality, with characters known as Piantas and Nokis living throughout the area.

The music also contributes to the relaxing atmosphere. Many tracks feature upbeat and tropical sounds that match the sunny island setting. The soundtrack helps create the feeling of a vacation adventure, even when Mario is busy saving the island.

However, the game does have some drawbacks.

One of the most common criticisms involves the camera system. While the game allows players to adjust the camera, it can sometimes position itself awkwardly during tricky platforming sections. This can make certain jumps more difficult than intended.

The mission structure can also feel somewhat repetitive. Players often return to the same areas multiple times to complete different Shine Sprite missions. Although the objectives change, the locations remain the same.

Another issue is that some missions can be unexpectedly difficult. Certain challenges require precise movement or quick reactions, which may frustrate players who expect a more relaxed experience.

Additionally, the tropical theme, while charming, means the game has less environmental variety compared to other Mario titles that feature completely different worlds.

Despite these issues, the game remains a memorable adventure.

How We Test Games

For testing games we use a Nintendo Switch firmware version 2H. Hardware includes Joy-con and Pro controller on a large screen TV. Tests are done with up to 5 players. We take turns playing and evaluating games.

Whenever possible we play multiple players. We also use a Nintendo 2DS, DS XL, and for PC games we use a Ryzen 7 1700x CPU, AMD RX580, running on Win 10. This game is up to 1-players on one Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Gamecube.

Pros

Bright and colorful tropical setting.

Creative gameplay with the F.L.U.D.D. water device.

Large areas that encourage exploration.

Fun mix of puzzles and platforming challenges.

Memorable music that fits the island atmosphere.

Hidden secrets and collectibles reward curiosity.

Cons

Camera can sometimes make platforming more difficult.

Some missions require revisiting the same areas multiple times.

Certain challenges can feel unexpectedly difficult.

Environmental variety is smaller due to the island setting.

Summary

Overall, Super Mario Sunshine is a unique and creative entry in the Mario series. Its sunny setting, inventive water mechanics, and lively environments give the game a personality unlike any other Mario adventure. While it has a few technical frustrations and some repetitive missions, the charm and creativity of Isle Delfino make it an enjoyable experience. For players who enjoy exploration, colorful worlds, and experimenting with Mario’s abilities, Super Mario Sunshine offers a memorable tropical adventure.

• Super Mario Galaxy
• Super Mario 64

If you have Super Mario 3D All-Stars and want to find reviews for each game try checking out some of mine below:

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Why Super Mario 64?

Originally released for the Nintendo 64, it introduced players to a fully three-dimensional adventure starring Mario. The game helped define how 3D platform games could work and set the foundation for many games that followed. With its open levels, creative design, and memorable characters, Super Mario 64 remains a classic that continues to be enjoyed by players many years after its release.

The story is simple but effective. Princess Peach invites Mario to her castle for cake, but when he arrives he discovers that Bowser has taken over the castle and trapped Peach inside. Bowser has hidden powerful objects called Power Stars throughout the castle and its magical worlds. Mario must collect these stars, unlock new areas, and eventually confront Bowser to rescue the princess.

One of the most revolutionary aspects of the game is its 3D exploration. Instead of moving through flat side-scrolling levels like in earlier Mario games, players can move Mario freely in all directions. The castle acts as a central hub, with magical paintings that serve as portals to different worlds. Each world contains several missions where players must complete challenges to earn Power Stars.

The levels are varied and imaginative. Players explore floating islands, underwater environments, icy mountains, deserts, haunted houses, and many other unique locations. Each world includes multiple objectives, such as racing enemies, collecting coins, solving puzzles, or defeating bosses. This variety keeps the gameplay fresh and encourages players to explore every part of the environment.

Mario’s movement abilities are another highlight. Players can perform a wide range of actions including jumping, diving, wall kicking, long jumping, and swimming. These abilities allow players to experiment with movement and find creative ways to reach hidden areas. Learning how to control Mario effectively becomes part of the fun, and skilled players can perform impressive moves to reach difficult places.

The game also encourages exploration and discovery. Many Power Stars are hidden in clever ways, requiring players to carefully examine the environment. Sometimes players must solve puzzles or use Mario’s abilities in creative ways to reach secret areas. This design rewards curiosity and experimentation.

Another strength of Super Mario 64 is its sense of freedom. Unlike many platform games that force players to move in a straight line from start to finish, the worlds in this game are open. Players can choose how to approach challenges and often discover shortcuts or alternate paths.

The game’s music is also memorable. Each level features a unique theme that helps set the mood for the environment. The cheerful and energetic soundtrack has become iconic and is still recognized by many players today.

Visually, the game was impressive for its time. While the graphics are simple compared to modern games, the colorful environments and expressive character animations helped bring the world to life. The castle hub area also adds to the feeling of adventure, as players gradually unlock more rooms and discover new secrets.

However, the game does have some drawbacks when viewed from a modern perspective.

One of the most common issues is the camera system. The camera can sometimes be difficult to control, especially during precise platforming sections. While the game provides some camera adjustments, it does not always position itself in the most helpful way.

The controls, while groundbreaking at the time, may also feel slightly less precise compared to modern platform games. Players might occasionally miss jumps or struggle with tight platforming sections.

Additionally, the graphics show their age. Although the environments are still charming, the polygon shapes and textures are much simpler than those found in modern games.

Some missions can also feel repetitive, as players may revisit the same world multiple times to collect different Power Stars. While the objectives change slightly, the environment remains the same.

Despite these minor issues, the game’s creativity and design still shine.

How We Test Games

For testing games we use a Nintendo Switch firmware version 2H. Hardware includes Joy-con and Pro controller on a large screen TV. Tests are done with up to 5 players. We take turns playing and evaluating games.

Whenever possible we play multiple players. We also use a Nintendo 2DS, DS XL, and for PC games we use a Ryzen 7 1700x CPU, AMD RX580, running on Win 10. This game is up to 1-players on one Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 64.

Pros

Groundbreaking 3D platform gameplay.

Open levels that encourage exploration.

Wide variety of creative environments.

Many movement abilities for Mario.

Memorable music and atmosphere.

Strong sense of discovery and adventure.

Cons

Camera system can sometimes be difficult to control.

Graphics show their age compared to modern games.

Some missions require revisiting the same levels multiple times.

Certain platforming sections can be challenging due to camera angles.

Summary

Overall, Super Mario 64 is a landmark game that helped shape the future of 3D gaming. Its open design, creative levels, and fun movement mechanics created an experience that still feels special today. While some technical aspects have aged over time, the game remains a beloved classic and an important chapter in the history of video games. For many players, it represents the beginning of Mario’s adventures in three dimensions and continues to be a joyful and memorable journey.

Super Mario 64 – Review brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

Chickadee loves to have family gaming days. She loves birds, unicorns, ponies She also likes the Nancy Drew Games. She loves to play as Princess Daisy in the Super Mario Games, Her favorite games change a lot but right they are: Mario Party Superstars, Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Pretty Princess Party.

Why Mario Strikers Battle League?

Mario Strikers: Battle League is an energetic arcade-style soccer game that brings the chaotic fun of the Mario universe to the soccer field. Instead of focusing on realistic sports simulation, the game emphasizes fast action, exaggerated moves, and over-the-top gameplay. Characters from the Mario series compete in intense matches where strategy, teamwork, and quick reactions are just as important as scoring goals.

The core gameplay revolves around a unique version of soccer called Strike, which removes many traditional rules in favor of fast-paced fun. Teams consist of four players on the field plus a goalie, and matches take place in enclosed arenas without out-of-bounds lines. This keeps the action constant, as the ball is always in play and players can bounce shots off the walls or chase rebounds quickly.

Players can choose from a roster of familiar characters from the Mario universe. Characters like Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Toad, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, Daisy and Rosalina bring their personalities onto the field with dramatic animations and powerful shots. While characters share many basic mechanics, they each have slightly different stats such as speed, strength, shooting ability, and passing skill. This allows players to create teams that fit their preferred play style.

One of the standout features of the game is the Hyper Strike mechanic. During a match, players can activate a special cinematic shot that, if successfully performed, counts as two goals instead of one. These moments are dramatic and visually exciting, adding bursts of tension and excitement to matches.

Customization is another major part of the experience. Players can equip characters with different pieces of gear that adjust their stats. For example, some gear might increase shooting power but reduce speed, while other items boost defense or passing. This system allows players to experiment with different builds and strategies when forming their team.

The game supports both local multiplayer and online play, making it especially fun with friends. Matches can be played casually or competitively, and the chaotic nature of the gameplay often leads to hilarious moments where the match can change dramatically in seconds.

Visually, Mario Strikers: Battle League stands out with its detailed character animations and vibrant arenas. The characters show a surprising amount of personality during matches, celebrating goals with dramatic poses or reacting angrily when things go wrong. The stadiums are bright and energetic, and the special effects during Hyper Strikes look impressive.

The sound design also contributes to the excitement. The soundtrack features energetic music that keeps the action feeling intense, while sound effects highlight tackles, shots, and dramatic goals.

However, while the gameplay is exciting, the game does have some limitations.

One of the most common criticisms is the relatively small roster of characters compared to other Mario sports titles. While the characters included are fun to play, some fans may wish there were more options from the larger Mario universe.

Another issue is the limited number of stadiums and modes. Although the core gameplay is enjoyable, players looking for a wide variety of modes or challenges may find the content somewhat limited over time. The game focuses heavily on multiplayer competition rather than long single-player campaigns.

Additionally, the fast and chaotic gameplay can sometimes feel overwhelming for beginners. With items flying around, tackles happening constantly, and Hyper Strikes changing the score quickly, new players may need time to learn the mechanics.

Despite these drawbacks, the game excels at delivering intense multiplayer matches and over-the-top soccer action.

How We Test Games

For testing games we use a Nintendo Switch firmware version 2H. Hardware includes Joy-con and Pro controller on a large screen TV. Tests are done with up to 5 players. We take turns playing and evaluating games.

Whenever possible we play multiple players. We also use a Nintendo 2DS, DS XL, and for PC games we use a Ryzen 7 1700x CPU, AMD RX580, running on Win 10. This game is up to 8-players on one Nintendo Switch.

Pros

Fast-paced and exciting arcade soccer gameplay.

Colorful visuals and expressive character animations.

Fun Hyper Strike mechanic that adds dramatic moments.

Gear customization allows strategic team building.

Great for multiplayer with friends locally or online.

Energetic music and sound effects.

Cons

The roster of playable characters is smaller and the number of stadiums and game modes is somewhat limited.

The chaotic gameplay can feel overwhelming for beginners.

Single-player content is relatively modest compared to multiplayer features.

Summary

Overall, Mario Strikers: Battle League is a fun and energetic sports game that focuses on chaotic multiplayer action rather than traditional soccer realism. Its colorful presentation, dramatic gameplay moments, and strategic customization make it an enjoyable experience, especially when played with friends. While it may lack some content depth, it succeeds at delivering exciting and memorable matches in the classic Mario style.

Mario Strikers Battle League – Review brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

Chickadee loves to have family gaming days. She loves birds, unicorns, ponies She also likes the Nancy Drew Games. She loves to play as Princess Daisy in the Super Mario Games, Her favorite games change a lot but right they are: Mario Party Superstars, Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Pretty Princess Party.

Why Mario Party Superstars?

Mario Party Superstars is a great game. It has minigames and boards from past Mario Party games from 1 to 10. There is no shortage of fun and diverse challenges for players to tackle.

This game can be played up to 4-players or online which can be fun when playing with friends. There is also different modes to choose from:

• Party Mode– Play on a board and try to collect stars like all other Mario Party games.
• Minigames – Play minigames from all different modes.
• Tro Challenge – In this mode you play three VS one minigames and try to win and get the best time. This mode is only up to three players.
• Survival Mode – Play online and compete in minigames against real life players from all over the world.
• Coins mode – Play coin minigames and try to get the most coins to win.
• Sports and Puzzles – In this mode you play Sports and Puzzles minigames and try to get the best times.

The graphics and design in Mario Party Superstars are really good, with colorful and detailed environments that bring the various game boards to life. The music is upbeat and catchy, enhancing the fun and lighthearted atmosphere of the game.

How We Test Games

For testing games we use a Nintendo Switch firmware version 2H. Hardware includes Joy-con and Pro controller on a large screen TV. Tests are done with up to 5 players. We take turns playing and evaluating games.

Whenever possible we play multiple players. We also use a Nintendo 2DS, DS XL, and for PC games we use a Ryzen 7 1700x CPU, AMD RX580, running on Win 10. This game is up to 4-players on one Nintendo Switch.

Pros

There’s lots of pros to Mario Party Superstars. Like there’s over 100 minigames from past Mario Party games to choose from. Along with a wide variety of game boards, each with their own unique themes and strategies to master.

Online multiplayer is available, allowing players to connect and compete with friends and other players from around the world.

The game supports up to four players locally, making it a great option for parties and gatherings.

The graphics and visuals are vibrant and colorful, adding to the fun and energetic atmosphere of the game.

Cons

Some players may find the game to be too similar to previous Mario Party titles, lacking innovation and fresh gameplay mechanics. Which I don’t fid to be true but some others might.

Some players may find the game to be repetitive, as they may have already played many of the mini-games featured in Mario Party Superstars in the previous Mario Party games.

The online multiplayer experience can be inconsistent, with connectivity issues and lag affecting gameplay.

Summary

Overall, Mario Party Superstars is a great addition to the series that captures the magic of the original games while adding new features and improvements. Whether playing solo or with friends, this game is sure to provide hours of fun and laughter. Fans of the Mario Party series, both old and new, will not be disappointed with this game.

Mario Party Superstars Review: Multiplayer Switch Game brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

Chickadee loves to have family gaming days. She loves birds, unicorns, ponies She also likes the Nancy Drew Games. She loves to play as Princess Daisy in the Super Mario Games, Her favorite games change a lot but right they are: Mario Party Superstars, Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Pretty Princess Party.

Why Super Mario Party?

Super Mario Party features a variety of fun mini-games and challenges that players can play with up to 4-players. The graphics are bright and colorful, with all the familiar characters from the Mario universe making an appearance.

One of the best parts of Super Mario Party is all the game modes available. Party Mode, Partner Party, River Survival , Sound Stage, Challenge Road, Minigames, Mariothon, Toad’s Rec Room and Stickers modes are all fun to play. Each mode offers a unique twist on the traditional Mario Party gameplay, keeping things fresh and exciting.

The mini-games in Super Mario Party are a highlight, with over 80 different games to play. From puzzle games to action games to rhythm games, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The controls are intuitive and responsive, making it easy for players of all skill levels to jump in and start having fun.

How We Test Games

For testing games we use a Nintendo Switch firmware version 2H. Hardware includes Joy-con and Pro controller on a large screen TV. Tests are done with up to 5 players. We take turns playing and evaluating games.

Whenever possible we play multiple players. We also use a Nintendo 2DS, DS XL, and for PC games we use a Ryzen 7 1700x CPU, AMD RX580, running on Win 10. This game is up to 4-players on one Nintendo Switch.

Pros

There are lots of pros to this game. The graphics, colors and animations are verry well done.

There is lots of modes and minigames to play. Wide variety of mini-games that are both challenging and entertaining. Unique game modes and boards that keep gameplay fresh and exciting.

Fun and engaging multiplayer gameplay that is perfect for parties or get-togethers.

Online multiplayer option for players to compete against friends or others around the world.

The graphics are verry bright and colorful. Making the game just so much better.

Cons

One of the biggest cons is you can’t play all of the minigames without having more than one Nintendo Switch. There is one minigame you can’t play (Banana Split) without at least two switches and copies of the game.

There may be limited single-player experience, because the game is designed for multiplayer.

Motion controls are required for most mini-games and you can only use 1 Joy Con. Which means you can’t play in Hand-Heild mode or with a pro controller.

Summary

Overall, Super Mario Party is a great addition to the Mario Party series and offers hours of entertainment for players of all ages. With its variety of game modes, fun mini-games, and charming graphics, it is definitely worth getting.

Super Mario Party – Review brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

Chickadee loves to have family gaming days. She loves birds, unicorns, ponies She also likes the Nancy Drew Games. She loves to play as Princess Daisy in the Super Mario Games, Her favorite games change a lot but right they are: Mario Party Superstars, Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Pretty Princess Party.

Gold Mario

You can unlock Gold Mario by winning all twelve grand prix gold cups at 200cc. Once unlocked Metal Mario can be played and Gold Mario in the same listing.

Gold Parts

Gold Standard Kart can be unlocked by getting at least 1 star ranking in all base-game Mirror Cups.

Gold Tires can be unlocked by completing all the Time Trials in 150cc, not including the downloadable content (DLC). In my opinion this is the hardest to unlock of all the gold parts and Gold Mario.

The Gold Glider is just by collecting 5000 coins.

Good Set-ups

To unlock the Gold Tires I recommend using the following set-ups:

• Daisy/Tri-Speeder/Azure Roller/Paper Glider
• Rosalina/P-Wing/Azure Roller/Parachute
• Yoshi/Teddy Buggy/Roller/Paper Glider
• Bowser/Biddy Buggy/Azure Roller/Parachute

Although some of them have the same stats as others, those are our personal favorites.

Here is a more detailed view:

I hope my guide helps!

How to get Gold Mario from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

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Playable Characters

There are 16 playable characters plus the Mii is playable. Mii is a custom character that Nintendo uses for some games.

To unlock some of the characters you must finish the cups in the grand prix.

Grand Prix Courses

These are Grand Prix Courses in this game:

Mushroom Cup

• New – Toad Circuit
• New – Daisy Hills
• New – Cheep Cheep Lagoon
• New – Shy Guy Bazaar

Flower Cup

• New – Wuhu Loop
• New – Mario Circuit
• New – Music Park
• New – Rock Rock Mountain

Star Cup

• New – Piranha Plant Slide
• New – Wario Shipyard
• New – Neo Bowser City
• New – Maka Wuhu

Special Cup

• New – DK Jungle
• New – Rosalina’s Ice World
• New – Bowser’s Castle
• New – Rainbow Road

Shell Cup

• N64 – Luigi Raceway
• GBA – Bowser Castle 1
• Wii – Mushroom Gorge
• DS – Luigi’s Mansion

Banana Cup

• N64 – Koopa Beach
• SNES – Mario Circuit 2
• Wii – Coconut Mall
• DS – Waluigi Pinball

Leaf Cup

• N64 – Kalimari Desert
• DS – DK Pass
• GCN – Daisy Cruiser
• Wii – Maple Treeway

Lightning Cup

• Wii – Koopa Cape
• GCN – Dino Dino Jungle
• DS – Airship Fortress
• SNES – Rainbow Road

Battle Mode

There are 6 Battle courses and 2 Battle Modes:

Courses

• GBA – Battle Course 1
• N64 – Big Donut
• DS – Palm Shore
• New – Honeybee Hive
• New – Sherbet Rink
• New – Wuhu Town

Battles

• Balloon Battle
• Coin Runners

FAQ

I’ve made some videos of Mario Kart 7 on our YouTube Channel; you should check them out!

Mario Kart 7 – Game Guide brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

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Wave 1

There is no new characters released with this Wave.

Golden Dash Mushroom Cup

• Tour – Paris Promenade
• 3DS – Toad Circuit
• N64 – Choco Mountain
• Wii – Coconut Mall

Lucky Cat Bell Cup

• Tour – Tokyo Blur
• DS – Shroom Ridge
• GBA – Sky Garden
• Tour – Ninja Hideaway

Wave 2

There is no new characters released with this Wave.

Turnip Cup

• Tour – New York Minute
• SNES – Mario Circuit 3
• N64 – Kailmari Desert
• DS – Waluigi Pinball

Propeller Mushroom Cup

• Tour – Sydney Sprint
• GBA – Snow Land
• Wii – Mushroom Gorge
• NEW – Sky-High Sundae

Wave 3

There is no new characters released with this Wave.

Rock Mushroom Cup

• Tour – Londen Loop
• GBA – Boo Lake
• 3DS – Rock Rock Mountain
• Wii – Maple Treeway

Moon Cup

• Tour – Berlin Byways
• DS – Peach Gardens
• Tour – Merry Mountain
• 3DS – Rainbow Road

Wave 4

There is one new character released with this Wave (Birdo).

Fruit Cup

• Tour – Amsterdam Drift
• GBA – Riverside Park
• Wii – DK Summit
• NEW – Yoshi’s Island

Boomerang Flower Cup

• Tour – Bangkok Rush
• DS – Mario Circuit
• GCN – Waluigi Stadium
• Tour – Singapore Speedway

Wave 5

There is new characters released with this Wave (Wiggler, Kamek and Petey Piranha).

Fether Cup

• Tour – Anthens Dash
• GCN – Daisy Cruiser
• Wii – Moonview Highway
• NEW – Squeaky Clean Sprint

Double Cherry Cup

• Tour – Los Angeles Laps
• GBA – Sunset Wilds
• Wii – Koopa Cape
• Tour – Vancouver Velocity

Wave 6

There is new characters released with this Wave (Peachette, Pauline, Diddy Kong and Funky Kong). New Mii Suits are also in this wave.

Acorn Cup

• Tour – Rome Avanti
• GCN – DK Mountain
• Wii – Daisy Circuit
• Tour – Piranha Plant Cove

Spiny Shell Cup

• Tour – Madrid Drive
• 3DS – Rosalina’s Ice World
• SNES – Bowser Castle 3
• Wii – Rainbow Road

FAQ

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

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Mario Kart is one of the most popular games on the Nintendo Switch, not just to us.

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Playable Characters

There is a lot of Playable Characters in this game and here is an image showing them all:

NOTE: Some Playable Characters are in the Booster pack.

Mii Racing Suits

• Red
• Orange
• Yellow
• Light Green
• Green
• Blue
• Light Blue
• Pink
• Purple
• Brown
• White
• Black

Amiibo Mii Racing Suits

To get these Mii Racing Suits you must use Amiibo:

• Mario
• Luigi
• Peach
• Yoshi
• Donkey Kong
• Hylian
• Captain Falcon
• Kirby
• Varia
• Fox
• Toad
• Bowser
• Wario
• Rosalina
• Pikmin
• Animal Crossing
• Mega Man
• PAC-MAN
• Sonic
• Splatoon

All of these suits end with the word “Suit” like Mario Suit.

Grand Prix Courses

These are Grand Prix Courses in this game:

Mushroom Cup

• Mario Kart Stadium*
• Water Park*
• Sweet Sweet Canyon*
• Thwomp Ruins*

Flower Cup

• Mario Circuit*
• Toad Harbor*
• Twisted Mansion*
• Shy Guy Falls*

Star Cup

• Sunshine Airport*
• Dolphin Shoals*
• Electrodrome*
• Mount Wario*

Special Cup

• Cloudtop Cruise*
• Bone-Dry Dunes*
• Bowser’s Castle*
• Rainbow Road*

Shell Cup

• Wii – Moo Moo Meadows
• GBA – Mario Circuit
• DS – Cheap Cheap Beach
• N64 – Toad’s Turnpike

Banana Cup

• GCN – Dry Dry Desert
• SNES – Donut Plains 3
• N64 – Royal Raceway
• 3DS – DK Jungle

Leaf Cup

• DS – Wario Stadium
• GCN – Sherbet Land
• 3DS – Music Park
• N64 – Yoshi Valley

Lightning Cup

• DS – Tick-Tock Clock
• 3DS – Piranha Plant Slide
• Wii – Grumble Volcano
• N64 – Rainbow Road

Egg Cup

• GCN – Yoshi Circuit*
• Excitebike Arena*
• Dragon Driftway*
• Mute City*

Crossing Cup

• GCN – Baby Park
• GBA – Cheese Land
• Wild Woods*
• Animal Crossing*

Triforce Cup

• Wii – Wario’s Gold Mine
• SNES – Rainbow Road
• Ice Ice Outpost*
• Hyrule Circuit*

Bell Cup

• 3DS- Neo Bowser City
• GBA – Ribbon Road
• Super Bell Subway*
• Big Blue*

*Due to this game being a remake of Mario Kart 8, some courses are reused from that game.

Battle Mode

There are 8 Battle courses and 5 Battle Modes:

Courses

• New – Battle Stadium
• New- Sweet Sweet Kingdom
• New – Dragon Palace
• New – Lunar Colony
• 3DS – Wuhu Town
• GCN – Luigi’s Mansion
• SNES – Battle Course 1
• New – Urchin Underpass

Battles

• Balloon Battle
• Coin Runners
• Shine Thief
• Bob-omb Blast
• Renegade Roundup

Booster Pack

There are new playable characters, course and mii racing suits in this pack, There are 6 waves of new content. I wrote a post about the booster pack.

FAQ

Mario Kart is verry fun game to play with the Family. I really think if you like family gaming you should get this game!

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Game Guide brought to you by Gaming Chickadee

Chickadee loves to have family gaming days. She loves birds, unicorns, ponies She also likes the Nancy Drew Games. She loves to play as Princess Daisy in the Super Mario Games, Her favorite games change a lot but right they are: Mario Party Superstars, Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Pretty Princess Party.