| Einsam_Delphin said: @NintendoPie: You shoulda just said this in the first place instead of making yourself sound silly. But anyway yes MK7 is obviously my favorite Kart, but that alone isn't why I say it's the best as I have shown already. Diamond and Pearl is my favorite Pokemon game, but would I say it's the best? Certainly not, as the fact is Black n White are everything DnP are but with more, hence making them better. Now that I think about it, the same can basically be said for MK7 vs DD, only this time I prefer the factually better game. So unless someone refutes my points or comes up with advantages DD has that outweigh MK7's advantages, then yes it is a fact not opinion that MK7 is overall the better package. |
Moreno said:
"Graphically, it's probably the most colorful and detailed version of Mario Kart. The karts are all very detailed and match each character perfectly. The framerate in 4 player vs. does not drop unlike the Wii version. The character models are also cleaner. The two player per kart gives a new dimension with the characters as you can now experiment with the specials and you can find your perfect match. The handling is more balanced than the Wii version and there are not such discrepancies between karts. The battle mode was very innovative and had some very creative tracks and options. Bob-Omb blast was chaotic and so was Sunshine Chasers (Or something). In 1 vs. 1, the items were more balanced than in any other version as you could get behind and still catch up. That was a massive issue in the Wii version. Personally, I liked the music a lot, although this one depends on each person." I could leave it at that. That would answer your question, right? Well, again, no. You would say that MK7 has better all of the above. Then I would say, no DD does. It's just a cycle. No matter the strong points I point out on DD, you'll point out the strong points in MK7. It's an opinion about which is better, it'll always be that way. Even if one has something the other doesn't.
