#USED WII MARIO KART MOD#

They also claim CTGP has distorted perceptions with how the mod masks issues with the original, such as its perceived lackluster selection of tracks, a lame Battle Mode, and various gameplay issues it has (particularly with 'Ultra Shortcuts', which result in a glitchfest second only to Mario Kart 64).

Its detractors, on the other hand, criticize it for many of the same reasons, particularly with the fact that each character and kart having unique stats allows only a handful of combinations to be viable, and the significant advantages bikes have over karts that, against its name, Mario Kart Wii ends up being more 'Mario Bike Wii', while they feel that the mechanical improvements that came with Wii were done better in future entries (such as with tricks, as starting with 7 they can be performed simply by pressing the hop button). The creation of the aformentioned mod is also cited as proof of the game's staying power and vibrant community, which fans of the other entries have attempted to mimic but cannot fully attest to. The game is praised for its 'loose', sportlike gameplay, which can be accredited to the introduction of bikes, the unique stats of each character in its large and varied roster, and enhancements/mechanics such as the half pipe ramp (which did not return in the series until Tour), 12 player races, and tricks. Contested Sequel: The game has had this reputation since it came out, due to lacking both the two driver system from Double Dash!!, the Mission Mode from DS, or the Battle Mode from either of them with this game's iteration of the mode often seen as lackluster, but it has intensified thanks to the divisive nature of its sequels and the creation of the 'Custom Track Grand Prix' mod, which adds 216 more tracks and several quality of life features to the game.

Used wii mario kart