Mario Kart for Streamyx Wii is unlike any other game we've seen before. It's jam packed full streamyx combo features and new controller configurations. This will prove to be Streamyx most elaborate installment of the series yet! Here are some commonly asked questions about Mario Kart for the Wii:
Q. Do I need a Wii steering wheel to play Wii Mario Kart?
A. No, Streamyx don't. Wii Mario Kart supports 5 different controller configurations, including using just simply the Wii mote or the game cube controller.
Q. How much does the steering wheel cost?
A. The official Nintendo Steering wheel will run you about 15$. If you're interested in purchasing one, visit the link at the bottom of this article.
Q. Does the game come with a steering wheel?
A. It depends where you buy it from. Most retailers sell the game for 49.99 and include the steering wheel.
Q. Can I play with my Game Cube controller?
A. Yes, the game cube controller is one of the support controller configurations.
Q. Where can I buy Wii Mario Kart?
A. You can purchase the game by visiting the link at the bottom of this page.
Q. How streamyx fast it do in the reviews?
A. MK Got excellent reviews at most major gaming sites. It's expected to be a candidate for best racing game of the year and best game of the year.
Q. How many tracks will be available?
A. 32 tracks are available: Streamyx classic and 16 new.
Q. Which characters are available?
A. There are 12 characters available in Wii Mario Kart. Baby Mario, Baby Peach, Baby Luigi, Baby Koopa, Waluigi, Bowser, Wario, Donkey Kong, Yoshi, Luigi, Peach, Mario.
There you have it! Mario Kart for the Wii is expected to be a candidate for Best Game of the Year and will surely win Best Racing game of the year. If you haven't picked up your copy yet, I would highly recommend ordering now before it's too late! If your question wasn't answered here, or you're interested in purchasing anything mentioned in this article, visit the below link:
http://www.squidoo.com/buymariokartforwii
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