Review | Mario Kart 7
If you can live with the fact that much of what you’re getting you’ve probably already paid for at least once before then Mario Kart 7 is a given for fans of the series.
If you can live with the fact that much of what you’re getting you’ve probably already paid for at least once before then Mario Kart 7 is a given for fans of the series.
Only the most stubborn of traditionalists will be able to muster more than a niggling criticism of this watershed title.
Dull characters on a dull quest to stop something bad from happening by killing thousands of orcs. This game might get by on name recognition, but the gameplay will quickly wear out its welcome.
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