Mario Kart 73ds Exclusive 【PC】

Every Mario Kart game features a distinct character select screen, but Mario Kart 7 stands out for its highly unusual choices. To keep the roster tight at 17 racers, Nintendo made bold cuts and bizarre additions that have never been replicated since.

For the first time in the series, players could customize their vehicles beyond just selecting a character and kart. Players choose a body, wheels, and a glider, each affecting the kart's speed, acceleration, weight, and handling. From the Cact-X body to Roller wheels and the Flower Glider , these choices allowed for a personalized racing style, with stats that rewarded experimentation. Retro Tracks and "New" Classics

"You’ll never play this."

The hot-tempered caterpillar hopped into a kart, turning visibly red and angry whenever struck by an item.

While Mario Kart 8 Deluxe ’s Booster Course Pass brought back a massive wave of classic tracks, it skipped over several tracks from this generation. To play these specific retro revivals, you must return to the 3DS hardware.

To understand MK73DS , you have to rewind to the dark ages of 2008. The Nintendo DS was king, but internal rumors swirled about a "DS Two" prototype—a handheld with dual-core processing, a bizarre second analog nub, and a short-lived cartridge format called the "NX-Chip."

Environmental hazards like visually striking ink splats from a Blooper or falling snowflakes on Rosalina’s Ice World pop out of the screen.

A chaotic traffic course where players can drive up the suspension arches of a massive bridge to grab item boxes. Exclusive Battle Mode Arenas