T he Mario Kart franchise has come a long way since its original debut in 1992, and while some entries may be a bit forgettable, others, like Mario Kart: Double Dash, stand out among the rest ...

Mario Kart: Double Dash almost did not have its iconic two-driver mechanic, according to the game’s producers and chief director. While many Nintendo fans are looking forward to Mario Kart World ...

Racing Games Nintendo wasn't sure about Mario Kart: Double Dash's central 2-driver gimmick, ... pimped-out karts. Too bad the player combinations rarely, if ever, affect your ability to race.

Mario Kart: Double Dash is as close to perfection than any other Mario Kart. Let me say this right now, Double Dash is freaking amazing. The amount of content is plain ridiculous (in a good way ...

It's hard to imagine, but Mario Kart: Double Dash's two-player driving mechanic almost didn't happen!. As I am sure you know, in Mario Kart: Double Dash, rather than only choosing one character to ...

As a result, Double Dash is not the most recommended Mario Kart game in the franchise. But compared to other games in general it's still one heck of a ride. Excellent 9 / 10 ...

Double Dash turns the thrills and chaos of Mario Kart up to 11. Hardware limitations kept courses fairly flat and bland in older titles, but the GameCube let Nintendo get imaginative.

Double Dash turns 20 today, having first been released in Japan on November 7, 2003. Double Dash is, I’d argue, the one entry in the Mario Kart series that really embodies the attitude that ...

Ah yes, Double Dash - The black sheep of Mario Karts. But the dual rider aspect was not the reason for it ... Mario Kart Double Dash is the game that brought my family together as a gaming family!

News, Reviews, Release Date, Trailers, Gameplay and more for Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Wii ...

REVIEW:It seems that Mario is everywhere. There's nary a game genre that Nintendo's mascot has yet to infiltrate; not only is he king of the platform, but everybody's favourite plumber can be ...

See how Mario Kart characters, tracks, and items have evolved over the years on the SNES, the Nintendo 64, the Game Cube, and the Wii. Join us here as we pull on our overalls, lace up our work ...