Mario-Kart Super Circuit for Game Boy Advance (GBA)

Pros: A huge assortment of tracks, multiplayer-compatible (including 1pak mode), spiffed up graphics/speed

Cons: no new weapons, single player mode gets dull after a while

The Bottom Line: A definite own for any Nintendo fan. Multiplayer is a must to get the most out of this game.

Review: The first time I played F-Zero Maximum Force on the GBA I was blown away by the sheer speed and framerate of the game. It was totally unlike the SNES version. The controls were ultra sensitive and the speed was cranked up extensively. But after 3...

Pros: Lots of modes, tracks, characters. Great kart racing fun!

Cons: A bit difficult to see the screen... what else is new?

The Bottom Line: An excellent racing game, even if you aren't into "kart" racing. Great graphics, gameplay, and an easy learning curve make this one a "must have".

Review: When Mario Kart first came out on the SNES in the early 90’s, who would have thought that it would spawn so many copy cat kart games? Heck, who would have thought it would even take off, period? Think about it, a bunch of goofy characters, chasing each...

Pros: Sound, visuals, control, replay value

Cons: No solo battle mode, control layout a bit rough on the hands

The Bottom Line: An instant classic to the GBA library, a game that everyone should own.

Review: Ever wonder what caused the chaotic craze of kart games? You know what I am talking about. Almost every game, movie, cartoon, or whatever it may be has been licensed to appear in a kart racing game. Take for instance these following games. Crash Team...

Pros: Great graphics, sound, and plenty of racing. Very much like the 64 version.

Cons: No Battle Mode against the CPU. Other than that, nothing.

The Bottom Line: It's just plain fun. Racing enthusiasts and Mario fans will be very pleased with this game.

Review: It’s like going home again. This game is so reminiscent of the original (hey, it’s not, is it?) that anyone who gets their hands on this cart won’t want to give it up. Hint: Don’t lend your game to a soul. After playing this beauty for a while, I...

Pros: All of the fun from the first game.

Cons: That damn, dirty, hard to see, unlit screen.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a great racing game on your GBA, look no further than the legendary Mario Kart!

Review: Back when RPG games went mainstream, back when fighting games were still used in a 2D perspective, there was one title released that changed the future of racing games as we know it. Nintendo's most prominent driving game has returned with an entire...

Pros: Superb graphics, sound, and game play. Money-saving 4-way link cable.

Cons: Skiddy controls, takes some getting used to.

The Bottom Line: Read Review

Review: THE BASIC BEEF
Months ago, GBA released a super-popular racing game for the pleasure of the GBA’s new owners. Many didn’t know if it could be done. Predictions seemed very far-fetched, as they told us that the graphics and game play were...

Pros: great graphics, best kart racing game on Gameboy

Cons: loose controls

The Bottom Line: why can't they call it Wario Kart.

Review: When the gameboy advance came out, it came out with a lot of great games. However, a lot of these games like Castlevania and Mario advance didn’t exactly deliver graphically what Nintendo promised. Sure they were better then the GBC, but not really...

Pros: Graphics, Controls, Sound, Music, and everything esle

Cons: Mario Karts are getting to similar to each other.

The Bottom Line: If next home console MK is very similar to this game and it's prequeals it will be doomed to a 4 or even 3 star rating from me.

Review: Did you ever have such a good day that the day is constantly floating inside your head. Well I had many of those types of days and of those days is well-remembered. But one stands out from all of rest; the day when I got my Super-Nintendo. When I got my...

Pros: Fun game, lots of tracks, and a good replay value, one game multiplayer

Cons: Single pak multiplayer has limited options.

The Bottom Line: Do you like Mario Kart? Do you have GBA? If you answered yes to both of these questions then get this game.

Review: Mario was the one who started the whole Kart racing games and guess what he still has the number one Kart racing game. There have been plenty of cop off games trying to cash in on the Kart racing idea but Mario the little red dressing Italian plumber is...

Pros: 40 different courses, single cartridge battle mode, improved weapons, and multiple slots for ghost saves.

Cons: Dark ghost levels make holes hard to see. No initials for best laps.

The Bottom Line: If you like racing, you don't want to miss out on this game. I've played all three versions of Mario Kart, and this is hands down my favorite.

Review: Anyone who enjoyed playing the original Mario Kart on the SNES is going to absolutely love the handheld version. This game is hands down the best racing game currently available for the GBA.

The graphics are mode 7 like the SNES version was,...