all DLC, all tracks, all karts, all characters are unlocked so yeahThis worth it if I know damn near no one else with a switch? In other words is it worth $60 for single player?
This worth it if I know damn near no one else with a switch? In other words is it worth $60 for single player?
all DLC, all tracks, all karts, all characters are unlocked so yeah
I'm only buying it cause they brought Battle Mode back. Racing is no longer a priority. I only fukked with SNES Mario Kart and didn't care about the ones after. Battle Mode is bringing it back to its roots.I have it for wii u with no dlc so none of the new maps and characters which are included. I did want to race as link as well as try out the new levels. I know a couple of local cats with the switch but we aren't going to meet up locally and game.
If anything I might just play with Coli members online. Idk.....im having a hard time justifying it but I'll probably cave.
Also live in the Australian E ShopThe game is live right now through the JP E-Shop. it's $52 if you buy it off there(From Amazon.JP which gives you a code you can redeem.) It's only a $1 extra than the Physical version from Bestbuy with GCU for me.
There's also the option to play Mario Kart 8 with Nintendo's new steering wheel add-ons, which don't really look like much at first glance. They're a fraction of the size of the ones designed for the Wii or Wii U, and require you to slot in a Joy-Con to use them. Despite their diminutive size, they're a delight to use - precise, thanks to the improved motion sensitivity in those new-fangled Joy-Con, and with pleasingly chunky bumpers on the back which feel much easier to tap or hold down than the tiny buttons on the Joy-Con themselves. While they're not an essential part of the Mario Kart 8 experience, we'd still recommend picking up a couple, especially as you get two steering wheels in a box, meaning both you and a friend can compete on an equal footing.