In the modern day, Mario Kart 64 suffers from issues similar to what Super Circuit and Super Mario Kart do; this same thing has simply been done better by subsequent games, and there aren’t ...

Mario Kart returned to 2D on the Game Boy Advance with Mario Kart: Super Circuit. The game is very good in its own right, but was seriously hampered by the limitations of the GBA.

Although the Mario Kart games staked their claim in the Nineties on the SNES and Nintendo 64, the series remained a home console-only endeavor until 2001 with the release of Super Circuit for the ...

Super Circuit was developed by Intelligent Systems, the team behind the Paper Mario series. At the time, reviewers praised the Game Boy Advance game’s replay value via the ghost mode.

Given Nintendo’s brief flirtation with mobile gaming, a (legal) Mario Kart game on your phone was probably inevitable. Mario Kart Tour is by no means a bad mobile offering, but it pales in comparison ...

One of my all-time favorite games is 2004’s Mario Golf: Advance Tour. I have never played a real game of golf in my life, and have no interest in golf games in general, but that Game Boy Advance ...

Still, even in the first years of its life, the Game Boy Advance had a ton of fantastic games like Advance Wars, Mario Kart: Super Circuit, Castlevania: Circle of the Moon, Golden Sun, Super Mario ...

Back in Mario Kart Super Circuit for the Game Boy Advance in 2001, Ribbon Road took place amid a selection of crafting supplies, but you’ll notice that that theme has been eschewed in Mario Kart ...

Despite being one of the handheld’s best-selling games, Super Circuit goes down as one of the least replayable Game Boy Advance titles. Considering the series had gone 3D five years earlier with ...

11. Mario Kart: Super Circuit Developer: Intelligent Systems | Publisher: Nintendo | Platform: Game Boy Advance | Release date: August 27, 2001 (NA) | Review: Read IGN's Mario Kart: Super Circuit ...