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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to drive go-karts in the middle of an airborne battle? Airship Fortress puts players in this exact scenario, having them careen through flying ships and out of crumbling castle bulwarks, all while navigating around Bullet Bills, Monty Moles, and other carnage of battle. Despite the ferocious war raging all around the players though, Airship Fortress is a surprisingly straightforward course with a few straightaways paired with winding paths up and down the castle towers. Luckily, that leaves plenty of open space to appreciate the spectacle happening in the background. Gamecube mario kart With the weather getting warmer, it’s the perfect opportunity to step outside and enjoy the sunshine. And if you’re looking for a fun and exciting way to make the most of your time outdoors, look no further than the new in-app Event Challenges! From…

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Get the appExplore museums and play with Art Transfer, Pocket Galleries, Art Selfie, and more Mario Kart 64 Double Dash’s Rainbow Road doesn’t really stand out design-wise, but was still fun and challenging, unlike MK8’s Rainbow Road, which is neither.

The fundamentals of Nintendo’s casual racing series have remained remarkably consistent over the 14 titles released since 1992. Players race against each other over imaginatively themed race tracks, avoiding items and obstacles to reach the finish line first. Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Nintendo ceased production of the GameCube in 2007, after a disappointing run that sold only 22 million units. In comparison, its direct predecessor, the Nintendo 64, sold 33 million, while its main rival, the PS2, sold 153 million.