#MarioKart 

This poster knows what’s up! As a long term Toad user I agree that Toad/Koopa tight corners and understanding of the kart is a great way to beat out 150cc. To this day I still use Toad and in most cases knock out almost everyone I play. Yes every race is different and there are people out there that can beat me (not full of myself here) but long days and time trial racing on the original Mario kart setup my future lol. My family hates this version of Mario kart… they don’t understand why I love this hard for most game. Lol

I need to try this. I was playing this on the switch SNES catalog and I was getting destroyed on 150cc

that's what I thought the power drift was, and I just assumed I was bad at the game and couldn't do it with other racers.

@@meseone920 same

I always play Koopa, I never really do this though, I always powers like but a few times I found out that if you can hold the gas down the whole time, never letting go and powersliding through the corners, if you never bump into anything eventually your kart will go into overdrive and speed up and it sounds different, it's like a boosted top speed... I could only ever pull it off in browsers castle though...

No way! SMK, is your favorite? Mine too!

Dude... Legit my 2 favorite characters to use

You're right but there so slow

I was shocked he said they were the worst cause I definitely beat the hell out of this game and all my friends with the koppa troopa

My toad never lost

Sounds like you're talking about stuff people who wouldn't need to be watching a series called "u can beat video games" and need help beating the game would use... Wow!

Yes! Bundling the game with the system was a brilliant move by Nintendo - Give the people what they want!

My dad bought it for $200! You got a deal!

Koopa, all day everyday! Still use him on mariokart 8 for switch.

I used to as a kid always use yoshi and I was really good with him. All my friends called it cheating. Years later I played in a little tournament at a bar and was gonna go with toad but they said THAT was cheating lol. So I went with yoshi every time, and in the finals I let the other dude use toad. However after I beat him I did learn to like toad cuz the handling was so much better. Nowadays, after more years, I usually stick with the Mario bros.

Toad! More maneuverable

Yoshi on any Mario game is my first pick! Much to the the chagrin of others in Smash Bro's!

Koopa Mains! We do exist!

Starting her on the classics. Nice.

@@rezterralico4369 I’ve seen so many kids today who completely disregard retro games. It’s been my method to introduce my children to the older games first for a few years before introducing them to more modern things

@Zalden 256 Yup done right. I remember my younger brother getting my Niece an NES classic and a SNES classic. I remember the christmas see got the NES classic my brother told me about getting her that gift so I went out to a computer supply store and got a 50 foot HDMI cable just so that when she opened thst gift at my folks house that the cord would reach the NES classic on the coffee table. The NES classic had short cords and I think my brother didn't know about the 3rd party bestbuy cord extenders as did I not knowing about those until I decided to get some for when I got the SNES later on when that came out. She's 12 now and she's still into PS3 and playing a 3DS. I think the first game she beat was Para the rapper 2 on the PS2.

@@rezterralico4369 that’s a great memory. And that’s what it’s all about

Same here! It was the first game we played together, mariokart wii, and now we play on switch and the little bastard is starting to give me a real run for my money.

I remember seeing super mario RPG the first time at a neighbours house as someone getting it at a video rental for a few days. I was like whoaaa what is that? (I didn't own a SNES or Gensis at the time, only had an NES and a Gameboy at the time im 1996).

@@rezterralico4369 If you haven't played it yet you MUST! Still one of the best RPG's in my mind to date, though certain parts aren't easy (Looking at you Yoshi race!), the main story and mechanics are so much fun and enjoyable, feeling very rewarding when you can finally hit that 99th super jump or just time your new weapons attack perfectly for the super hit!

@Lykaios Oh I've played it but only got up to like 50 jumps in a row thing. I remember trading in my copy of Star Fox 64 for a copy of that title in 2000. I tried to beat the game back then, then tried to beat it later on im 2006 but the SNES I using broke. I got to beat the game later on on the Wii VC. I should pop up my Wii U transfered Wii save file and try for that 100 jump in a row best weapon or armor item. I was able to do that dodge lightning 200 times for the Lulu for the PS2.

Ahhh Kabuki: Quantum Fighter headbanging your way through enemies lol

I still need to play through that game on the switch. Also I need to continue my play through of Crystalis. I got to about the midway to 2/3rds of the way point in that title. I was stuck at a mind reading part for a while. Trying to beat it without a guide. I mean it has to be better than playing Castlevania II back on the NES with no guide.

@@johngavalas74 Its not a perfect game. The jumping is a little floaty, your projectiles dont go far enough, and the enemy sprites are recycled. But other than that.... its a solid platformer. I was surprised how much fun I had with it! Hardly anyone knows of it either. It is for sure worth checking out though!

@@rezterralico4369 I could never get into Crystalis for whatever reason, I pounded through Dragon Warrior 1 through 4 though :D

@@ChairmanMeow1 Beat dragon quest 1 to 3 on the GBC. I still need to play DQ 4 to 8. Own them just need to get around to completing DQ6 on the DS. Have a a sealed copy for the DS of DQ5 so hoping to have it released on something else. Man I want to play the NES version of DQ2 for the difficulty. I beat DQ11 with shypox and the disabilities no items and such at launch the list at launch. Seeds helped put in that run and the casino for early weapons as a loop hole for no items.

Good tactics, I figured out that, too.

bad tactics. cpu can jump over red shells or mario/luigi can use a star to defend. jusr focus on coming 1st

If you got to play mario kart DS then played some mario kart N64 you will see how sloppy the controls are on the N64 title. I think the multiplayer aspect clouded our minds back then. I didn't even realize that the turbo boost mini was first used in the N64 game. If you read up on the IGN N64 mario kart review the 6 out of 10 I believe was given to the game due to the sloppy controls. I owned mario kart for the N64 in 1998 when it costed 300 CAD just for the N64 system. Man in the mid 90s it was great for our collage funds since it was in US mutual funds but man did it suck donkey with the conversion ratio in the mid 90s. In 1998 just as I had saved up the money for the N64 I got a flyer route that paid about 35 to 45 dollars CAD a month and man it was 80 CAD for OOT.

Thank you!!

Yea, use this trash in a glitchless run, become a laughing stock....baka

That was unnecessary

I came to learn two things, I could never figure out and still don't know it.....

Yeah, Battle Mode was a sweet addition that they strictly didn't need to put in there, but I'm happy they did!

Soul Blazer is so good

It's also funny when he goes all modern gamers that attempt this game will still have to deal with all of the challenges that the SNES is notorious for 🤣

Same. I’m 40

Mance will almost surely be bigger than Kylo when he's fully grown. He can also jump really high!

Holy crap playin on the bottom haha.

No way .first time?

@@deg6788 Yes! I got my son a SNES for X-mas and that was the first game he bought. Super fun!

Funny how it was similar to when I saved up all my birthday money, christmas money and 5 dollars allowance every 2 weeks to get an N64 for 300 CAD when I was 13. Was saving up for 2 years and was seeing a snes with donkey kong country bundle and was like do I want that (in 1996 not knowing about the ultra 64 since I had no magazine subscription to any gaming magazine back then or no word of mouth from classmates). I saved up the 300 CAD and I think my pops saw the effort I put in to save that dough and he got the N64 at Costco but the costco bundle sealed in radio frequency plastic had the console, an extra controller, Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64. My younger brother thought that the N64 was half his and I was like no way. The physical console was all mine. He could take claim to owning half the games and the extra controller if he wanted but damn no that system was my gaming system. I got a flyer route job like 2 weeks after getting the system that paid about 35 to 45 dollars a month (depended on how many flyers they ran for the month) and I spent 2.5 to 3 hours on a weekend sorting all the dumb stacks of flyers together and delivering it with a wooden radio flyer wagon with the red paint. I think it took 3 trips with that wagon to deliver those flyers. I'm still thankful for my pops and ma for me not getting a Snes or Genesis like most of the other kids on the block since it taught me how to save up for stuff and to appreciate the value of a dollar. l still to this day do online surveys like on the prolific website for an average of 12 dollars CAD net an hour to save for my entertainment slush fund. All my other money has to go towards investments, house repairs and the mortgage principle payments. I think 85 to 90 percent of my gaming needs are paid form doing the online surveys since 2015. The focus groups back then were fund and paid decent. The prolific ones are more psychological surveys at times and half the time some even play like a video game. Those other surveys about oh what crackers are good for consumer products were mind numbing. Mainly do then while watching videos or streaming.