Episode 49: Mario Kart 64 Special

Super Podcast Bros. Retro Gaming Show

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Super Mario Kart ignited the kart racing genre in 1992. Just a few years later, Nintendo brought its sequel into 3D as a way to demonstrate their new 64-bit system's built-in 4 player capabilities. Mario Kart 64 still stands as a nostalgic favorite among gamers young and old due to its simplistic and chaotic gameplay. Twenty years later, does the title function as more than a sentimental placeholder on the game shelf? Find out on this episode of Super Podcast Brothers!

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