Thanks for watching! Enjoy!:) 00:00 SNES Donut Plains 3 00:45 SNES Rainbow Road 01:39 N64 Toad's Turnpike 02:28 N64 Royal Raceway 03:17 N64 Yoshi Valley 04:07 N64 Rainbow Road 04:42 GBA Mario Circuit 05:25 GBA Cheese Land 06:19 GBA Ribbon Road 07:09 GCN Dry Dry Desert 07:59 GCN Sherbet Land 08:54 GCN Yoshi Circuit 09:57 GCN Baby Park 10:20 NDS Cheep Cheep Beach 11:08 NDS Wario Stadium 12:02 NDS Tick Tock Clock 12:58 Wii Moo Moo Meadows 14:09 Wii Grumble Volcano 15:07 Wii Wario's Gold Mine 15:55 3DS DK Jungle 16:57 3DS Music Park 17:42 3DS Piranha Plant Slide 18:37 3DS Neo Bowser City A side by side comparison of all 23 Retro Tracks in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for Nintendo Switch to the original tracks for SNES, N64, GBA, Gamecube, DS, Wii and 3DS in 1080p and 60fps
Dlc is the first diversion from the rule. I doubt tracks will be doubled up just yet in the main game, maybe in "10" when all the n64 tracks are done as wario stadium is the only one not done. Also The Snes remakes on super circuit aren't really recognised as proper retro tracks.
David Acosta I know they they did it, because if they kept in there and people where playing it in online, a bunch of people would immediately go there instead of, you know, actually racing. Also I don't mind it, since I didn't play the original 64 version.
let me just say that i LOVE what mk8 and mk8 deluxe did with the retro tracks. all of the tracks that used to be boring (like Cheese Land and Sherbet Land for example) are so much more fun in mk8 deluxe. the drastic changes to most of the courses are amazing, and the ones that weren't drastically changed are either good enough as is (like yoshi circuit) or there just really isn't anything to change (like all of the 3ds tracks). Regardless, nintendo, if and when mk9 comes out, keep up the great work with retros!
@@carlosfernandoandino6589 Wii does look pretty nice. I mean, it isn't HD, but it still holds up. (apart from hands but Mii hands in MK8 look wrong. I like their little ball hands. And also for some reason Rosalina looks lower quality than everyone else).
i know you tried to syncronize according to one lap but at rainbow road: wouldnt it have been better if you just would have taken one lap of the original and played it along one whole race in mk8 instead of speeding it up like crazy? that would have been much better to compare because now, the original is so fast you can hardly get an idea of the track #900cc and the new one isnt even comparable because it istn the whole track but just the first part i think it would have been better there to ignore, that the original was a roundcourse and the remake isnt.
Jeremiah Hester The way they did it was TERRIBLY innacurate, though. They should’ve done one lap of 64 RR like normal, but finish the entirety of the track on MK8.
Fletcher Reed Sure, but 7 had Waluigi Pinball, Airship Fortress, Coconut Mall, Koopa Cape, etc, all of which should've had HD graphics in 8. Waluigi Pinball would've been perfect for anti-gravity.
Overall I think the game probably has the best selection of tracks to date. The only track I hate is Baby Park because it's so godawful boring and gimmicky. Waluigi Pinball, Airship Fortress, and Coconut Mall all would have been dope but they probably didn't want them to feel stale. Coconut Mall would have been in three games in a row straight.
Kingler Master Those are okay. N64 Luigi Raceway is the ultimate worst retro track in the game. It is very long and boring. Probably the worst Circuit track ever in MK history.
Seeing the DS ones brought so many memories back...but man I remembered it looking a lot nicer than that. Funny how your kid brain kind of smooths over the edges of crunchier-looking games/animations
Cheese Land from Super Circuit is supposed to be like a Moon made of cheese with a starry sky. They didn't get it at all for MK8. The rest is amazing tho.
It still looks a whole lot better. So what if they decided to change it? Honestly though, it's beautiful how much depth Nintendo put into these previously flat tracks for Mario Kart 8.
Some of the retro tracks based off of SNES and other older titles are a little too “new.” It just feels like they made a whole new track and gave it the old name. I like all of the retro courses in Mario Kart 7 and they’re all I pick, but in Mario Kart 8 I would likely only pick the SNES rainbow road. It feels the least changed, and no Mario kart track is bad, but I don’t like the amount of changes. It was nice to get gliders for tracks like Coconut mall, but it felt like it belonged. I don’t wanna go upside down on a retro track unless I really screw up and decide to force myself
CATSANDAXES Donut Plains can be picked. You're probably talking about Cheese Land and Ribbon Road from the GBA. Thing is, it's a good thing to remake the entire track completely, because there is absolutely no point in making half of each game the exact same tracks they already have years ago. I think it's a good thing for players of Super Circuit to be able to enjoy a completely new version of their favourite courses
As an adult gamer who has played every single Mario Kart game in the series, having played their first entry when they were just four years old, I honestly really liked the idea of the old tracks being completely remade. Nostalgia is fun and all (which I feel these tracks still deliver), but a lot of the really old tracks were clearly held back by system limitations. Yoshi Valley was my absolute favorite MK64 track, but I can't say that I would have preferred the completely flat roads of the original over the improvements made to it in MK8 that make it both feel and look more natural. Besides, I feel that it just adds more value to MK8. If I want to play the old courses exactly the way they were before with absolutely no differences, then I'll simply choose to play the older Mario Kart games (which, I still do). With them being changed in MK8, it honestly just makes the game feel that much bigger by offering what truly feels like something new, rather than the exact same thing I've already raced on countless times but with a more polished look. A nostalgia track that keeps all the flaws of the original loses its value over time, but a nostalgia track that brings the track up to the current standard never loses its value, it simply fits right in with the rest of the new tracks presented in the game. You just have to appreciate the track as a track, rather than trying to appreciate the track as merely being a trip down memory lane.
I’ve only played MarioKart DS and 8 Deluxe. I had a N64, Gameboy, Wii, and 3DS. But my mom never got me MarioKart for those ones. So the retro tracks were all I had to go off of. But looking back at what they actually looked like at their time really amazes my mind on how improved Nintendo made them. Like Cheeslabd and Ribbon Road? Those are the MOST improved imo. I love the amount of detail they have too.
you should go back and redo your Rainbow Road 64 comparison with it's Mario Kart 8. 1 lap on the Mario Kart 8 is not 1 lap on the 64 original. What they did was take 1 lap on the Rainbow Road 64 version and turned it into 3 to go completely around the Rainbow Road on the Mario Kart 8 version of Rainbow Road 64. As a result the ratio of lap on the new version is 3/1. 3 laps on Mario Kart 8 and 1 lap on the N64
Bring back wheely and funky Kong! Or any of the other racers... like seriously? Gold peach and metal Mario? Why not replace them with I don’t know bowser jr. and diddy Kong? Why do we have to have duplicates?
Mr AuraGaming wheelies were removed because they made bikes overpowered. and bowser jr is in mk8d. but I do agree that characters like tanooki mario and cat peach could have just been variants of the original characters :/
The transition of the tracks from the original to 8DX shows its head when you can tell that most levels were redone to benefit the new abilities of the karts, like the usage of anti-gravity, gliding and water driving, and its amazingly arranged and much more authentic sounding OST with real instruments and decently used synth (And hot damn! The Waluigi Pinball/Wario Circuit theme has never sounded any better after the original and the countless online remixes), and don't get me wrong, the original music's great (Soyo Oka's Super Mario Kart tracks are quite charming and one of my favorite SNES OSTs ever, same can be said about other games in the saga with the quality of the tracks), but the added benefits with sound quality, the synthesis, instruments and experimentation with each arrangement are stand-out points that show the improvement And let's not forget the aesthetics of each track, they're much more polished and quite modern feeling (Like Rainbow Road, for example), or are given a complete visual overhaul to match the redone level design (Like in Ribbon Park), and in the end, it really comes to show the time and experience that they went to make each track fit mechanically and visually to show how far the series has gone as of now. And I show no nostalgic bias towards it, it's decent for every game, and I find them all good besides having their own flaws and weaknesses.
Speaking of flaws, each game has their own, and I wanted to point them out just to avoid all of the nostalgic peeps that roam around the comment sections that specialize about game comparisons... This is only the 1st part of 2 comments that highlight the problems that each portable and console MK game possess. And... *Begin!* Super Mario Kart- The odd control scheme and steering mechanics compared to the later games, the rubber-band AI (Which plague other games of this sort and the series, but to me, in this specific game, it just bites my ass) the CPU only items that are only there to hinder your single player progress and tacked-on use of the Super Feather, only there for some (In my eyes, sometimes tacked-on) shortcuts, and rare moments in where you can actually dodge attacks and go above other racers Mario Kart 64- Improved mechanics, but still problematic because of the bugs and (Easy to exploit, once accidentally found) dumbass shortcuts. Super Circut- Unique level designs and music because of having Paper Mario, Panel de Pon and Fire Emblem devs Intelligent Systems, but doesn't benefit because of the steep difficulty curve that might even throw off veterans of the series (Specially with the damn controls being tougher than most, fucking power-slides are a chore sometimes, but now I'm just nitpicking at this point of time), and how mundane it is to get to 1st AND get a lotta coins to unlock the SNES tracks, which is redundant for most (Specially when you're spoiled and used to how Mario Kart 64 worked) Double Dash- Barely as buggy as 64 and has a great team mechanic, that sadly made no kinda return, but enough gushing and memories of my days when I was a dumb 5 year-old back in 2008, the flaws are the bland settings for some levels and their music, and kinda boring battle mode levels that make the great ideas for modes, feel like trash. There may be some flaws that we can agree on, some minor nitpicks of mine that might anger some, but this is only the beginning of a load of bullshit coming out of a lazy idiot's mouth. *On the fucking Internet*
*coughcough* Wario's Gold Mine actually had cooler mine music in Wii *cough cough* But yeah, Wii's flaws are FUNKY KONG and the wheelies. Just... those two damned combos everyone sees online... 7 actually was more chaos that Wii for me. Blue and Red shells everywhere. Also Maple Treeway's nonexistent wavy bridge. 8... dang... the antigrav gimmick is used a lot. 7 didn't do that with gliders but I guess Wii did it with tricks.
@@MidnightCapricorn2696 1. warios gold mine music is better in the Mario kart 8 version than wiis 2. Would you really prefer a wavy bridge over a gliding section? 3. The anti gravity sections are good, all of the gimmicks are usually quite fun Plus it's the first (maybe only) game to have it so they're gonna wanna take the opportunity to use it.
People ignore that entry over MK8D because it was in a failure of a console. It isn't ignored because it's a bad game, it's just the inferior version in the inferior console.
I don't mean to come off as harsh. MK8 is probably my favorite entry in the series, and that's saying something. It's just that MK8D iterated on so many cool things and 200CC is absolutely nuts.
I love the retro courses and their remakes, but wish we had an option to play the original music. I grew tired of the saxophone very quickly and, well not all of the remixes use it, most of them do.
Donut Plains 3: A hard track made easy? Well at least it's not as boring as previous SNES retro track remakes. Rainbow Road (SNES): A track that refuses to die. Well at least in my eyes, this is the best remake. Toad's Turnpike: I like the attention to detail behind this remake. Too bad the challenge of the original is now lost. Royal Raceway: As much as it sucks that they sealed off the road to Peach's castle, what they've done with the track is absolutely stunning! Yoshi Valley: It looks like an actual valley, the alternate routes are well balanced and you can now see what position you're currently in at all times? Simply amazing! Rainbow Road (N64): This track went from long and boring, to interesting but over too quickly. Would've been better if it was a 2 lap race instead. Mario Circuit (GBA): I like the addition of an anti-gravity U-turn held up by ultra hands, but there isn't much else that makes this stand out. Still an improvement to GBA track remakes prior! Cheese Land: This track looks amazing! It's a shame they changed it from a cheese moon to a cheese desert, but it's still a blast to race on! Ribbon Road: Not sure what to think about the surf themed cover of the track's theme, but the rest of it has gone above and beyond as an imaginative remake! Dry Dry Desert: I never understood why they remove the sandstorms and added an underwater section. Isn't it supposed to be called: Dry Dry Desert? Sherbet Land: Definitely less frustrating than the original and more fun to race in. The underwater sections are a nice addition. Yoshi Circuit: Nice to see a remake that's more faithful to the original. Baby Park: Again, a more faithful remake than the DS one. Glad to see both get the treatment they deserve! Cheep Cheep Beach: In my opinion, this track isn't that bad. And its inclusion in Mario Kart 8 was rather welcome. Wario Stadium: This is actually a very enjoyable remake of the original on DS. It manages to make up for the lack of a Wario Colosseum remake! Tick-Tock Clock: Another remake that goes above and beyond. And I'm happy to see that, as it makes an already great track even better! Moo Moo Meadows: Not much different to the original, but as a starter track it'll do. Grumble Volcano: The music somehow fits this look of the track even better than it did on Wii. Wario's Gold Mine: Pretty good, even if it feels easier in comparison. It's no longer difficult to get to that shortcut in the remake however. DK Jungle: They didn't change much. But at the same time, they didn't need to. It was already a great track to begin with! Melody Motorway: It's the same, but that's not a bad thing. I actually think the orchestrated cover sounds better in my opinion. Piranha Plant Pipeway: It feels harder in this version somehow. So I guess putting it in the Lightning Cup was justified. Koopa City: An underrated track. Good to see it make it in as DLC!
No, I prefer a lot of the originals more. Ribbon Road, hm, cool, but not that great. Wario's Gold Mine, WTF DID YOU DO TO THE MUSIC? SHY GUYS??? It's not SHY GUY MINE! Tbh the only ones I kinda like are Donut Plains 3 and Grumble Volcano.
But if you've played all the games up to 8, they'd feel more like lazy filler if they were all just direct ports. The new stuff helps them feel fresh, while still being nostalgic.
I love how they had to speed up the N64 footage of Rainbow Road to keep up with the MK 8 version. Really goes to show that the N64 version was too long and the MK 8 version is too short XD
They made it anti-grav because it made sense in the context of the game's mechanics, probably not because of difficulty. I don't think making it easier makes it a worse track, it just means you have to be that much better if you can't rely/expect your opponent to be dicked by bats or carts. It's still a really good track. I'm happy they cut all the weird jumpy sections from Wii, those were almost always garbage and unnecessary.
MayhemMessiah Well yeah the bats were annoying, but the mine carts is what made the track exciting. Plus, what they did with in 8 was just unnecessary. They didn't even try to tilt it its still the same.
I'm glad they didn't tilt the track because it didn't need it at all. I always want to fight and race the other players, never fight the track. Dumb track gimmicks makes worse MK tracks, not better. Smart challenging tracks have tricky lines, tight corners, and strategic edge drops. Train Carts wizing is hardly interesting and the track is more solid without them or the bats.
@@tripleg6232 They'll possibly do that I believe although they missed a few chances of remaking some tracks in MK8 - Figure-8 Circuit from MKDS would have been perfectly fitting the "8" theme. But nevertheless, I believe we also will be blessed with the Double Mode as an option and ALL tracks per DLC or whatever.
I think they should've used an SNES Bowser Castle instead of SNES rainbow road again! 2:45 the N64 version looks bland! (same with Toad's turnpike and Yoshi Valley) 4:21 I like the N64 version a little better because it's 100% fenced! 6:30 I like how the MK8 version is inside a bedroom, the racers are toy size, and there's plenty of easter eggs! 10:16 so the MK8 version has 7 laps, not 5! 13:00 moo moo meadows is my favorite course in both games! 14:14 most of the courses with lava in Mkwii make me think of pizza! 16:38 so in MK8, the shortcut is entered on a ledge!
That fence isn't all that helpful. Sure, it keeps you from falling off the track, but that takes much of the challenge out of Rainbow Road. Instead, we get a few Chomps that inexplicably swim through the track and awful rubber banding. Baby Park only has 5 laps on the DS.
MK8/D handsdown got the most polished gameplay of any MK title in history, no competition. No other MK has ever felt as fluid as MK8/D. Anyone else saying that the older titles are better are nostalgia-blinded
VoicelessBeats maybe because the things that the other mario karts have is competition. mario kart 8 is literally so easy and they made the tracks easier for people which doesnt make it as fun as the older games. no hate towards your opinion tho
@@liatwintelle I agree. I like MKW and MK7 as a challenge. Even if people hate 7 for getting 3 of my favouite tracks, no MK game has claimed the fourth favourite track of mine. Plus, MK8 looks too easy, and they ruined Wario's Gold Mine in music. The techno part of the insice music is gone.
I hope SNES Donut Plains Zone Act 3, N64 Toad’s Turnpike, N64 Yoshi Valley, N64 Rainbow Road, GBA Mario Circuit, GBA Cheese Land, GBA Ribbon Road, GCN Dry Dry Desert, GCN Sherbet Land, GCN Baby Park, DS Cheep Cheep Beach, DS Wario Stadium, DS Tick Tock Clock, Wii Moo Moo Meadows, Wii Grumble Volcano, Wii Wario’s Gold Mine, 3DS DK Jungle, 3DS Music Park, and 3DS Piranha Plant Slide will be return to Mario Kart Tour
NOTICE: 4:10 THAT'S THE MISTAKE (SINCE A MARIO KART 64'S RAINBOW ROAD IS TOO LONG, ON MARIO KART 8 TO 8 DELUXE THEY RE-ADJUSTED AND SPLITTED INTO 3 LAP WITHOUT TAKING A LONG WAY TO FINISH THE RACE. THEY USED 3 LAPS IN A N64 RAINBOW ROAD TO AVOID REPEATING....)
I've played Mario Kart 8's original Wii U version and I plan on playing the deluxe Edition and the only thing that was a letdown was Nintendo screwing with the formula by replacing a retro Bowser's Castle track with Grumble Volcano. At least they redeemed themselves by having Neo Bowser City as a DLC track.
@@SuperDupTNT I'm guessing the 3DS Bowser's castle track since even after one appearance it became a retro track but in my experience almost all Mario Kart games have always had two Bowser's Castle tracks a new one and a retro one.
Also in Smash they can die in water. Hey, Smas at least keeps most things canon (except a major flaw that got taken out because it would have hindered Dark Pit, so that makes sense)
The ones you missed: Mario Kart: Super Circuit Version of Donut Plains 3 Mario Kart: Super Circuit Version of SNES Rainbow Road Mario Kart DS Version of Baby Park Mario Kart DS Version of Yoshi Circuit Mario Kart 7 Version of SNES Rainbow Road
Omg why is everyone hating retro tracks look these days don't just complain on RUclips go to gamestop and buy. Wii simple plus those graphics are horible
N64 rainbow road was not a fair comparison 1: the n64 track is sped up 2: you cut out 2 laps, but take into consideration that when you complete the course in mk8/deluxe, you will be on lap 2 on n64 so he cut out most of the track
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Thanks for watching! Enjoy!:)
00:00 SNES Donut Plains 3
00:45 SNES Rainbow Road
01:39 N64 Toad's Turnpike
02:28 N64 Royal Raceway
03:17 N64 Yoshi Valley
04:07 N64 Rainbow Road
04:42 GBA Mario Circuit
05:25 GBA Cheese Land
06:19 GBA Ribbon Road
07:09 GCN Dry Dry Desert
07:59 GCN Sherbet Land
08:54 GCN Yoshi Circuit
09:57 GCN Baby Park
10:20 NDS Cheep Cheep Beach
11:08 NDS Wario Stadium
12:02 NDS Tick Tock Clock
12:58 Wii Moo Moo Meadows
14:09 Wii Grumble Volcano
15:07 Wii Wario's Gold Mine
15:55 3DS DK Jungle
16:57 3DS Music Park
17:42 3DS Piranha Plant Slide
18:37 3DS Neo Bowser City
A side by side comparison of all 23 Retro Tracks in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for Nintendo Switch to the original tracks for SNES, N64, GBA, Gamecube, DS, Wii and 3DS in 1080p and 60fps
+ProfasiaGaming You forgot the "3DS" on Music Park, Piranha Plant Slide, and Neo Bowser City.
You have so Nice Ideas!!
ShinyEevee05 OMFG BEST TRACK EVER!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😭😭😭😭😥😥😥😥😥😥😪😪😪😪😪😪
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ProsafiaGaming I love your videos! Keep up the good work! 🤗
it's funny to see how much flat races change a lot
Solid Selk Nintendo did introduce anti gravity so they kinda had to put it in
IKR. Previous Mario Karts just keep it the same.
I'm kind of glad they changed it. Made the flat courses more interesting.
Except donuts plains 3 for some reason
@@sam4gaming135 Donut plains looks better honesty
4:32 N64 DK's Boo stole a Banana while Switch King Boo was holding a Banana. Creepy.
9:53 Top Ten Anime Betrayals
TheNoah I don't get it
wait a second and you see another boo taunt King Boo
fucking hell
i searched Kotori Minami rule 34 and it was b
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Dry dry desert
Has water
Seems legit
I know, for real though!
It's an oasis
@@real_abender it wasn't in double dash though. And the word dry is used twice in the title
I hope MK 9 is going to have a sky garden remake. This is by far the best GBA track if you ask me.
Sky Garden was already remade in MK DS unfortunately
RedHotSackboy So? how many times have SNES Rainbow Road returned?!
Dlc is the first diversion from the rule. I doubt tracks will be doubled up just yet in the main game, maybe in "10" when all the n64 tracks are done as wario stadium is the only one not done. Also The Snes remakes on super circuit aren't really recognised as proper retro tracks.
Alain Laroche everyone fucking forgets about Sunset Wilds. That course is absolutely the best from Super Circuit
Nie macie za grosz wyobraźni I would love to see the sunset in HD
I'm dissapointed that you can't go to the castle in Royal Raceway.
that is honestly my biggest criticism with mk8
In my phone i have N64OID where i have Mario Kart 64
That sucks your right because I used to play n64 at my grandma's house and I would always go to the castle
David Acosta I know they they did it, because if they kept in there and people where playing it in online, a bunch of people would immediately go there instead of, you know, actually racing. Also I don't mind it, since I didn't play the original 64 version.
Chuy Renteria You get a connection "error" if you go off-task, so there would be no problems in online game play
Toad's Turnpike doesn't look nearly as fun as the original. Mirrored Toad's Turnpike was absolute chaos and I loved every second of it!
Kitt Stargazer That track is Pixar Cars
Well some people hate every second of it.
But it looks better
@@SuperDupTNT aw you gonna cry moderntard?
@@Godzilla-jr5gi my reply was posted over a year ago. And no I'm not gonna cry. I would say that I'd kick your ass but...
let me just say that i LOVE what mk8 and mk8 deluxe did with the retro tracks. all of the tracks that used to be boring (like Cheese Land and Sherbet Land for example) are so much more fun in mk8 deluxe. the drastic changes to most of the courses are amazing, and the ones that weren't drastically changed are either good enough as is (like yoshi circuit) or there just really isn't anything to change (like all of the 3ds tracks). Regardless, nintendo, if and when mk9 comes out, keep up the great work with retros!
The lightning looks amazing in mk8
Just look at 13:27 and noticed how something simple can be so drastic
I was gonna reply saying "Where's the lightning?" but then I figured you meant "lighting".
Does it bother anyone else that he's using auto steering or is that just me?
Nah, it just bothers me that he still manages to be bad
Just some guy Do you even know Profisia's gender?
I don't like it
I personally hate auto steering, because it cuts off all shortcuts
L-Y3T and on top of that it randomly changes your direction if you’re going at a slight angle on a straight away
MKDD, MKW and MK8D are hands down the top 3 Mario karts in history. Dont argue
Rigby no... 3.mk7 2.mkds 3.mkwii
TrUtH bEe ToLd lmao you put the handhelds in your top 3. And you put MKDS as #2 your opinion automatically doesn't matter
Rigby soo not the original? ??? Okay lol
Really, anything starting from Double Dash (excluding the shit they put in arcades, particularly before DX hit the scene) is pretty solid.
DS was PHENOMENAL. A bunch of features, clean design, fun to play.
18:29 We got a some T E C H N I C A L I S S U E S
Yes I noticed that aswell
Im surprised that most didnt comment about that
It caused RUclips to crash... *;-;*
Crazy... I remember Mario Kart DS graphics looking so good at the time... It's so pixilated!
If you look it on the small ds or 3ds screen it doesnt look as bad
@@carlosfernandoandino6589 Wii still looks good tho, and it looks bad on my TV.
The wii version still holds up pretty well
@@carlosfernandoandino6589 Wii does look pretty nice. I mean, it isn't HD, but it still holds up. (apart from hands but Mii hands in MK8 look wrong. I like their little ball hands. And also for some reason Rosalina looks lower quality than everyone else).
@@carlosfernandoandino6589 that’s becaa as use the Wii is powerfull enough to handle it duh🙄
i know you tried to syncronize according to one lap
but at rainbow road: wouldnt it have been better if you just would have taken one lap of the original and played it along one whole race in mk8 instead of speeding it up like crazy?
that would have been much better to compare
because now, the original is so fast you can hardly get an idea of the track #900cc and the new one isnt even comparable because it istn the whole track but just the first part
i think it would have been better there to ignore, that the original was a roundcourse and the remake isnt.
I agree entirely, it just felt so unnecessary.
agreed!
NebelNacho I ChelMaster04 agree, it's not even a comparison once you do that
Totally!
I guess it does make sense but n64 rainbow road is as long as hell
This whole video, I was shouting, "Turn off Smart Steering, dingus!"
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brilliant idea also its fun to see who comes first
It was good, but I did not like the N64 Rainbow Road Comparison.
ZombieEaterz it's because the original take so long
They could just do three laps of MK8 and 1 lap of N64
i agree,
Why? The original is too long, too creepy, and too boring.
Jeremiah Hester The way they did it was TERRIBLY innacurate, though. They should’ve done one lap of 64 RR like normal, but finish the entirety of the track on MK8.
This game has easily the best retro tracks in any Mario Kart game. Who else agrees?
Fletcher Reed
Sure, but 7 had Waluigi Pinball, Airship Fortress, Coconut Mall, Koopa Cape, etc, all of which should've had HD graphics in 8. Waluigi Pinball would've been perfect for anti-gravity.
+Reyn the Insane // BSG I agree. Waluigi Pinball and the others you mentioned would've been amazing.
Overall I think the game probably has the best selection of tracks to date. The only track I hate is Baby Park because it's so godawful boring and gimmicky. Waluigi Pinball, Airship Fortress, and Coconut Mall all would have been dope but they probably didn't want them to feel stale. Coconut Mall would have been in three games in a row straight.
Fletcher Reed 7 had the best. the only bad retro tracks I can think of are Daisy Cruiser (very annoying to play on) and DK pass (boring)
Kingler Master Those are okay. N64 Luigi Raceway is the ultimate worst retro track in the game. It is very long and boring. Probably the worst Circuit track ever in MK history.
You didnt even showcase the entire course on n64 rainbow road
toads turnpike is the one track i can't even recognize in MK8
jerq887 royale raceway
the music in that stage was kinda meh anyways.
Raceway is structurally unchanged. Turnpike just feels like a whole new track, what with the decreased bus brutality and wall sections/surfboard cars.
@Cardigan Boy i actually really like the music, the remix in Neo Bowser City is even better
jerq887 Pixar Cars has Toad's Turnpike, but with another cars
Finally, a side by side comparison.
I love Mario kart 8! Ah. Such a great *WII U* game...
Seeing the DS ones brought so many memories back...but man I remembered it looking a lot nicer than that. Funny how your kid brain kind of smooths over the edges of crunchier-looking games/animations
I don't know I recently played it again on dsi xl and it doesn't look quite as bad as in this video..
Did you just fly through the ceiling at music park lol.
It’s called melody motorway
Skele wolf its name in America is Music Park while in Europe it is Melody Motorway
@@wynaut2136 I know I'm just saying that Melody motorway is a much better name
Can you timestamp
Anyway, king boo so cute
But it would be cool to have an alternate Luigi's Mansion skin for King Boo, because sometimes his SM64DS skin seems to friendly.
Big LeBAUSki the next tour for Mario kart tour is coming and it is hyping up Luigi’s next game so maybe LM king boo will be there
True
@@Hazyphern
and now that he is there we'll probably get him in the next mario kart with both appearances
Cheese Land from Super Circuit is supposed to be like a Moon made of cheese with a starry sky. They didn't get it at all for MK8. The rest is amazing tho.
the course is thematically completely different, but it still looks cool (and i still suck at it)
It still looks a whole lot better. So what if they decided to change it?
Honestly though, it's beautiful how much depth Nintendo put into these previously flat tracks for Mario Kart 8.
JDen And same with Ribbon Road, they completely revamped that track.
It surprises me that they didn’t try to turn of the parts of SNES Rainbow Road into walls for antigravity though.
@@staradiablaster1737 lol
Some of the retro tracks based off of SNES and other older titles are a little too “new.” It just feels like they made a whole new track and gave it the old name. I like all of the retro courses in Mario Kart 7 and they’re all I pick, but in Mario Kart 8 I would likely only pick the SNES rainbow road. It feels the least changed, and no Mario kart track is bad, but I don’t like the amount of changes. It was nice to get gliders for tracks like Coconut mall, but it felt like it belonged. I don’t wanna go upside down on a retro track unless I really screw up and decide to force myself
CATSANDAXES Donut Plains can be picked. You're probably talking about Cheese Land and Ribbon Road from the GBA.
Thing is, it's a good thing to remake the entire track completely, because there is absolutely no point in making half of each game the exact same tracks they already have years ago. I think it's a good thing for players of Super Circuit to be able to enjoy a completely new version of their favourite courses
As an adult gamer who has played every single Mario Kart game in the series, having played their first entry when they were just four years old, I honestly really liked the idea of the old tracks being completely remade. Nostalgia is fun and all (which I feel these tracks still deliver), but a lot of the really old tracks were clearly held back by system limitations. Yoshi Valley was my absolute favorite MK64 track, but I can't say that I would have preferred the completely flat roads of the original over the improvements made to it in MK8 that make it both feel and look more natural.
Besides, I feel that it just adds more value to MK8. If I want to play the old courses exactly the way they were before with absolutely no differences, then I'll simply choose to play the older Mario Kart games (which, I still do). With them being changed in MK8, it honestly just makes the game feel that much bigger by offering what truly feels like something new, rather than the exact same thing I've already raced on countless times but with a more polished look. A nostalgia track that keeps all the flaws of the original loses its value over time, but a nostalgia track that brings the track up to the current standard never loses its value, it simply fits right in with the rest of the new tracks presented in the game.
You just have to appreciate the track as a track, rather than trying to appreciate the track as merely being a trip down memory lane.
I’ve only played MarioKart DS and 8 Deluxe.
I had a N64, Gameboy, Wii, and 3DS. But my mom never got me MarioKart for those ones. So the retro tracks were all I had to go off of. But looking back at what they actually looked like at their time really amazes my mind on how improved Nintendo made them. Like Cheeslabd and Ribbon Road? Those are the MOST improved imo. I love the amount of detail they have too.
That's sad
you should go back and redo your Rainbow Road 64 comparison with it's Mario Kart 8. 1 lap on the Mario Kart 8 is not 1 lap on the 64 original. What they did was take 1 lap on the Rainbow Road 64 version and turned it into 3 to go completely around the Rainbow Road on the Mario Kart 8 version of Rainbow Road 64. As a result the ratio of lap on the new version is 3/1. 3 laps on Mario Kart 8 and 1 lap on the N64
They're not laps, but sections. They did this in 7 with the long tracks, one of which was its own Rainbow Road.
12:44 Not-so-very Smart Steering.
Smart steer had one job
The music makes it funny too
*Should have more SNES tracks in MK8.....or maybe a free DLC update in a few months*
No thanks, SNES tracks suck.
#SNESmariocircuit4needstocomeback
What the frick did you just say, Master Penguin? How dare you offend SNES Mario Kart tracks. Take that back! Unless you were joking.
@@masterpenguin8472 they can be completely revamped to not be flat
@@Peter-mz4rj Calm down mate, it's just an opinion!
Besides, I was in a bad mood when I wrote that comment.
Bring back wheely and funky Kong! Or any of the other racers... like seriously? Gold peach and metal Mario? Why not replace them with I don’t know bowser jr. and diddy Kong? Why do we have to have duplicates?
Mr AuraGaming wheelies were removed because they made bikes overpowered. and bowser jr is in mk8d. but I do agree that characters like tanooki mario and cat peach could have just been variants of the original characters :/
Nayo seems reasonable, maybe nerf wheelie.
Yeah, get rid of Pink Gold Peach, so that she wouldn't become a meme on Nathaniel Bandy.
Let’s be honest. The only reason everyone wants funky kong back is to play as him online and win.
*NEW FUNKY MODE!*
Neo Bowser City COOL Me Gusta La Comparación De Esta Pista Incluyendo Entre El MK7 Y El MK8.
You like moo moo meadows theme right? xD
Yep🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
N64 rainbow road got a huge overhaul.
The transition of the tracks from the original to 8DX shows its head when you can tell that most levels were redone to benefit the new abilities of the karts, like the usage of anti-gravity, gliding and water driving, and its amazingly arranged and much more authentic sounding OST with real instruments and decently used synth (And hot damn! The Waluigi Pinball/Wario Circuit theme has never sounded any better after the original and the countless online remixes), and don't get me wrong, the original music's great (Soyo Oka's Super Mario Kart tracks are quite charming and one of my favorite SNES OSTs ever, same can be said about other games in the saga with the quality of the tracks), but the added benefits with sound quality, the synthesis, instruments and experimentation with each arrangement are stand-out points that show the improvement
And let's not forget the aesthetics of each track, they're much more polished and quite modern feeling (Like Rainbow Road, for example), or are given a complete visual overhaul to match the redone level design (Like in Ribbon Park), and in the end, it really comes to show the time and experience that they went to make each track fit mechanically and visually to show how far the series has gone as of now. And I show no nostalgic bias towards it, it's decent for every game, and I find them all good besides having their own flaws and weaknesses.
Speaking of flaws, each game has their own, and I wanted to point them out just to avoid all of the nostalgic peeps that roam around the comment sections that specialize about game comparisons...
This is only the 1st part of 2 comments that highlight the problems that each portable and console MK game possess. And...
*Begin!*
Super Mario Kart- The odd control scheme and steering mechanics compared to the later games, the rubber-band AI (Which plague other games of this sort and the series, but to me, in this specific game, it just bites my ass) the CPU only items that are only there to hinder your single player progress and tacked-on use of the Super Feather, only there for some (In my eyes, sometimes tacked-on) shortcuts, and rare moments in where you can actually dodge attacks and go above other racers
Mario Kart 64- Improved mechanics, but still problematic because of the bugs and (Easy to exploit, once accidentally found) dumbass shortcuts.
Super Circut- Unique level designs and music because of having Paper Mario, Panel de Pon and Fire Emblem devs Intelligent Systems, but doesn't benefit because of the steep difficulty curve that might even throw off veterans of the series (Specially with the damn controls being tougher than most, fucking power-slides are a chore sometimes, but now I'm just nitpicking at this point of time), and how mundane it is to get to 1st AND get a lotta coins to unlock the SNES tracks, which is redundant for most (Specially when you're spoiled and used to how Mario Kart 64 worked)
Double Dash- Barely as buggy as 64 and has a great team mechanic, that sadly made no kinda return, but enough gushing and memories of my days when I was a dumb 5 year-old back in 2008, the flaws are the bland settings for some levels and their music, and kinda boring battle mode levels that make the great ideas for modes, feel like trash.
There may be some flaws that we can agree on, some minor nitpicks of mine that might anger some, but this is only the beginning of a load of bullshit coming out of a lazy idiot's mouth. *On the fucking Internet*
*coughcough* Wario's Gold Mine actually had cooler mine music in Wii *cough cough*
But yeah, Wii's flaws are FUNKY KONG and the wheelies. Just... those two damned combos everyone sees online...
7 actually was more chaos that Wii for me. Blue and Red shells everywhere. Also Maple Treeway's nonexistent wavy bridge.
8... dang... the antigrav gimmick is used a lot. 7 didn't do that with gliders but I guess Wii did it with tricks.
@@MidnightCapricorn2696 1. warios gold mine music is better in the Mario kart 8 version than wiis
2. Would you really prefer a wavy bridge over a gliding section?
3. The anti gravity sections are good, all of the gimmicks are usually quite fun
Plus it's the first (maybe only) game to have it so they're gonna wanna take the opportunity to use it.
i feel like everyone ignores the freacking wii u mario kart 8 edition.
Because the Wii U was a monumental failure in terms of sales, so most people never bought it.
People ignore that entry over MK8D because it was in a failure of a console. It isn't ignored because it's a bad game, it's just the inferior version in the inferior console.
I don't mean to come off as harsh. MK8 is probably my favorite entry in the series, and that's saying something. It's just that MK8D iterated on so many cool things and 200CC is absolutely nuts.
because for the DLC content
and no battle courses
I want the next mario kart game wii Retros to be
1- Moonview Highway
2- Maple Treeway
3- Toad's Factory
Not doing so good on Music Park are yeh?
I love the retro courses and their remakes, but wish we had an option to play the original music. I grew tired of the saxophone very quickly and, well not all of the remixes use it, most of them do.
*+Anonymous User* Something got up your rump.
@@jden_224 this is mk8
Stages that I like and love
1. Rainbow road (SNES) my saying: great.
2. Toad's turnpike (N64) my saying: haves cars and road 100%
Now no one will know what this comment actually said
@@SuperDupTNT This is the internet, not school.
the jump in graphical fidelity is wild.
If anybody here remembers playing Tick Tock Clock on the DS then you are a veteran
I remember
Who else keeps thinking that Mushroom Gorge is in mk8?
Jamie Wilson Nobody…
It's in mario kart 7
Jamie 〜 me
@@Smol-bug it can happen in mario kart 9
It is though
Donut Plains 3: A hard track made easy? Well at least it's not as boring as previous SNES retro track remakes.
Rainbow Road (SNES): A track that refuses to die. Well at least in my eyes, this is the best remake.
Toad's Turnpike: I like the attention to detail behind this remake. Too bad the challenge of the original is now lost.
Royal Raceway: As much as it sucks that they sealed off the road to Peach's castle, what they've done with the track is absolutely stunning!
Yoshi Valley: It looks like an actual valley, the alternate routes are well balanced and you can now see what position you're currently in at all times? Simply amazing!
Rainbow Road (N64): This track went from long and boring, to interesting but over too quickly. Would've been better if it was a 2 lap race instead.
Mario Circuit (GBA): I like the addition of an anti-gravity U-turn held up by ultra hands, but there isn't much else that makes this stand out. Still an improvement to GBA track remakes prior!
Cheese Land: This track looks amazing! It's a shame they changed it from a cheese moon to a cheese desert, but it's still a blast to race on!
Ribbon Road: Not sure what to think about the surf themed cover of the track's theme, but the rest of it has gone above and beyond as an imaginative remake!
Dry Dry Desert: I never understood why they remove the sandstorms and added an underwater section. Isn't it supposed to be called: Dry Dry Desert?
Sherbet Land: Definitely less frustrating than the original and more fun to race in. The underwater sections are a nice addition.
Yoshi Circuit: Nice to see a remake that's more faithful to the original.
Baby Park: Again, a more faithful remake than the DS one. Glad to see both get the treatment they deserve!
Cheep Cheep Beach: In my opinion, this track isn't that bad. And its inclusion in Mario Kart 8 was rather welcome.
Wario Stadium: This is actually a very enjoyable remake of the original on DS. It manages to make up for the lack of a Wario Colosseum remake!
Tick-Tock Clock: Another remake that goes above and beyond. And I'm happy to see that, as it makes an already great track even better!
Moo Moo Meadows: Not much different to the original, but as a starter track it'll do.
Grumble Volcano: The music somehow fits this look of the track even better than it did on Wii.
Wario's Gold Mine: Pretty good, even if it feels easier in comparison. It's no longer difficult to get to that shortcut in the remake however.
DK Jungle: They didn't change much. But at the same time, they didn't need to. It was already a great track to begin with!
Melody Motorway: It's the same, but that's not a bad thing. I actually think the orchestrated cover sounds better in my opinion.
Piranha Plant Pipeway: It feels harder in this version somehow. So I guess putting it in the Lightning Cup was justified.
Koopa City: An underrated track. Good to see it make it in as DLC!
Oh how far we’ve come…
Lol you had smart steering on for Wario stadium
There is a part where you can fall off though(n64 wario stadium is better too)
@@SuperDupTNT I really hope ur joking
Am I the only one who likes the original more?
No, I prefer a lot of the originals more.
Ribbon Road, hm, cool, but not that great.
Wario's Gold Mine, WTF DID YOU DO TO THE MUSIC? SHY GUYS??? It's not SHY GUY MINE!
Tbh the only ones I kinda like are Donut Plains 3 and Grumble Volcano.
Red and green Coopers in Double Dash for the win!!
All my favorite mario kart memories came from the mk8 version of the retro tracks
Like If you look more to the right side than the left side👀
RETRO. TRACKS. DO. NOT. NEED. TO. BE. CHANGED.
That is why they are called RETROS, THEY ARE OLDER. THEY DO NOT NEED ANTI GRAVITY OR GLIDERS.
But if you've played all the games up to 8, they'd feel more like lazy filler if they were all just direct ports. The new stuff helps them feel fresh, while still being nostalgic.
@@goingdiagonal6693 go away noob
"They're bad because they're better"
-you
R.I.P Mariokart DS “Tick-Tock Clock Forever!!!”
I love how they had to speed up the N64 footage of Rainbow Road to keep up with the MK 8 version. Really goes to show that the N64 version was too long and the MK 8 version is too short XD
I still can't believe Nintendo built a gate around Peach's Castle in the N64 Royal Raceway remake. That totally kills the most fun part of the track.
Joseph Stardust The original track isn't that great though. That's all it offered. At least the MK8 remake feels nice to race on
Joseph Stardust Don’t you mean the most fun part of the track is the fucking track itself instead of some pointless shit?
@@jden_224 go away
@@bluerious5475 moderntard
That was a sad comparison you did for N64 Rainbow Road, did you forget that they changed how the laps worked?
yo your skills on mario kart 8 are similar to me, but i dont use smart steering. nontheless, nice video!
Some of those comparison is drastically different
I remember the days I played MARIO KART WII fun days
This needs to have rainbow road MARIO kart 7
I strongly dislike that you can't race around Peach's Castle in Mario kart 8 like you could in Mario Kart 64
Dylan McKee It’s pointless.
Ds Tick Tock Clock Is My Favorite Course On Mario Kart 8 Deluxe c:
Still upset on how they pretty much ruined Wii Wario's Gold Mine.
Well, they didn't completely ruin the track. They just made the minecart section a lot easier, that's all.
Master Penguin That's why it's ruined. They made it anti-gravity because too many people keep whining on how it was "too hard"
They made it anti-grav because it made sense in the context of the game's mechanics, probably not because of difficulty. I don't think making it easier makes it a worse track, it just means you have to be that much better if you can't rely/expect your opponent to be dicked by bats or carts. It's still a really good track. I'm happy they cut all the weird jumpy sections from Wii, those were almost always garbage and unnecessary.
MayhemMessiah Well yeah the bats were annoying, but the mine carts is what made the track exciting. Plus, what they did with in 8 was just unnecessary. They didn't even try to tilt it its still the same.
I'm glad they didn't tilt the track because it didn't need it at all. I always want to fight and race the other players, never fight the track. Dumb track gimmicks makes worse MK tracks, not better. Smart challenging tracks have tricky lines, tight corners, and strategic edge drops. Train Carts wizing is hardly interesting and the track is more solid without them or the bats.
I hope Nintendo do a remake of Daisy Circuit in Mario Kart 9
TailsDeVries *Cruiser
@@lightvoid7089 But Daisy Circuit would be nice too! Imagine having a gliding passage after taking the shortcut.
@@biglebauski8842 What if every single 3d mario kart track but remade in mario kart 9?
@@tripleg6232 They'll possibly do that I believe although they missed a few chances of remaking some tracks in MK8 - Figure-8 Circuit from MKDS would have been perfectly fitting the "8" theme. But nevertheless, I believe we also will be blessed with the Double Mode as an option and ALL tracks per DLC or whatever.
1:04 this is also in Mario Kart 7.
...and in Super Circuit.
...and in Mobile
@@Peter-mz4rj Super circuit doesn't add new things to snes so it doesn't count
And in my Mk vr on dreams ps4 coming eventually I don't have the game yet
I think they should've used an SNES Bowser Castle instead of SNES rainbow road again!
2:45 the N64 version looks bland! (same with Toad's turnpike and Yoshi Valley)
4:21 I like the N64 version a little better because it's 100% fenced!
6:30 I like how the MK8 version is inside a bedroom, the racers are toy size, and there's plenty of easter eggs!
10:16 so the MK8 version has 7 laps, not 5!
13:00 moo moo meadows is my favorite course in both games!
14:14 most of the courses with lava in Mkwii make me think of pizza!
16:38 so in MK8, the shortcut is entered on a ledge!
That fence isn't all that helpful. Sure, it keeps you from falling off the track, but that takes much of the challenge out of Rainbow Road. Instead, we get a few Chomps that inexplicably swim through the track and awful rubber banding.
Baby Park only has 5 laps on the DS.
Tbh, I think this guy is a noob based off of the comments on each track. No offence :P
@@jden_224 no he's not
Your Favorite Person Is Donkey Kong In Mario Kart 64 Mario Kart Super Circuit Mario Kart Wii And Mario Kart 7
MK8/D handsdown got the most polished gameplay of any MK title in history, no competition. No other MK has ever felt as fluid as MK8/D. Anyone else saying that the older titles are better are nostalgia-blinded
VoicelessBeats maybe because the things that the other mario karts have is competition. mario kart 8 is literally so easy and they made the tracks easier for people which doesnt make it as fun as the older games. no hate towards your opinion tho
@@liatwintelle I agree. I like MKW and MK7 as a challenge.
Even if people hate 7 for getting 3 of my favouite tracks, no MK game has claimed the fourth favourite track of mine.
Plus, MK8 looks too easy, and they ruined Wario's Gold Mine in music. The techno part of the insice music is gone.
Sarah 'Cactus-Chan' Bond omg literallyyyy !!!!
And your modern-blind XD
I like your Mairo kart vids
It’s a good video but you keep slowing down on some to make it seem that both finished around the same time
I love the comparisons, but to be honest the OGs are kinda better.
I hope SNES Donut Plains Zone Act 3, N64 Toad’s Turnpike, N64 Yoshi Valley, N64 Rainbow Road, GBA Mario Circuit, GBA Cheese Land, GBA Ribbon Road, GCN Dry Dry Desert, GCN Sherbet Land, GCN Baby Park, DS Cheep Cheep Beach, DS Wario Stadium, DS Tick Tock Clock, Wii Moo Moo Meadows, Wii Grumble Volcano, Wii Wario’s Gold Mine, 3DS DK Jungle, 3DS Music Park, and 3DS Piranha Plant Slide will be return to Mario Kart Tour
Mario kart 64 vs 8
3ds music park in mk8 looks like it was stripped right from mk7
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Master Penguin I never said there was.
Of all the tracks they could have imported from Wii.... fucking moo moo meadows
NOTICE:
4:10 THAT'S THE MISTAKE (SINCE A MARIO KART 64'S RAINBOW ROAD IS TOO LONG, ON MARIO KART 8 TO 8 DELUXE THEY RE-ADJUSTED AND SPLITTED INTO 3 LAP WITHOUT TAKING A LONG WAY TO FINISH THE RACE. THEY USED 3 LAPS IN A N64 RAINBOW ROAD TO AVOID REPEATING....)
Lol srsly, having to use smart steering to live a single turn
Time stamp please
Fuck I wish Waluigi Pinball was in MK8 and thus this video..
18:29 - 18:47 I think there's a glitch in the video.
You too ! I was thinking that it was my phone before reading your comment.
@@Smol-bug It lags your phone if you are using one, I had to reopen RUclips because of this... *:(*
@@Smol-bug It only happens sometimes...
ゲームキューブ、wiiあたりになると、今でも十分大丈夫そうなグラフィックだと思う。
Is it just me but I miss and love the retro one?
In some races your avatar turns into a squid.
Alex The railfan It's inkling boy...
That's inkling boy that's what he does
I've played Mario Kart 8's original Wii U version and I plan on playing the deluxe Edition and the only thing that was a letdown was Nintendo screwing with the formula by replacing a retro Bowser's Castle track with Grumble Volcano. At least they redeemed themselves by having Neo Bowser City as a DLC track.
What bowser castle was it
@@SuperDupTNT Neo Bowser City was a Mario Kart 7 track.
@@RevanSecura that has nothing to do with my question what bowser castle course got replaced with grumble vocano
@@SuperDupTNT I'm guessing the 3DS Bowser's castle track since even after one appearance it became a retro track but in my experience almost all Mario Kart games have always had two Bowser's Castle tracks a new one and a retro one.
I like the new Mario kart better
That's fine moderntard
The squid kids can't go in water in there game, but they can go in water in this game. Ok
Also in Smash they can die in water.
Hey, Smas at least keeps most things canon (except a major flaw that got taken out because it would have hindered Dark Pit, so that makes sense)
The ones you missed:
Mario Kart: Super Circuit Version of Donut Plains 3
Mario Kart: Super Circuit Version of SNES Rainbow Road
Mario Kart DS Version of Baby Park
Mario Kart DS Version of Yoshi Circuit
Mario Kart 7 Version of SNES Rainbow Road
Ivar Ruta It's a comparison of the Switch to the original…not remake to remake
SOUNDTRACK GOES AWAY IN 18:27
15:57 only 1 Generation later... The Difference from 7 to 8 is the biggest.
To be fair, MK7 was on a handheld while MK8/MK8D is a console title. I'd expect the difference to be huge.
Man this needs updating
They should release Daisy Circuit and Rainbow Road by Wii
*N O S T A L G I A*
Who else got a switch ad while watching this
Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep All Bosses?
It is a big different but I still like NDS that.
You’re supposed to use time trials
Omg why is everyone hating retro tracks look these days don't just complain on RUclips go to gamestop and buy. Wii simple plus those graphics are horible
Who else keeps getting the whats your 5 hour commercial? It's getting annoying....
I keep getting the spooky chat story ad
N64 rainbow road was not a fair comparison
1: the n64 track is sped up
2: you cut out 2 laps, but take into consideration that when you complete the course in mk8/deluxe, you will be on lap 2 on n64 so he cut out most of the track