Hi,
I'm curious and want to see how everyone thinks about two of the modes in a racer which are Single player and Battle. My main reason is that I think every racer should be combination of Single Player content, Local/online Multiplayar races and Battle mode so it can be experienced differntly. But, MK8 failed two of these three which is a really big dissapointment for me beacsue these two are what I (hopefully many) love more than those races. I've played Single player content of CTR so much and loved it. And still i've been playing with my friends the battle mode of the CTR in PS2 and PC regularly and we love the handling which is mainly based on our skills to win these battles. I'm expecting a next gen kart racer which has handlling like CTR so far but i did not get one. I wanted MK8 to have and change my mind to buy Wii U but its failed.
Sonic All stars racing had great single player content but i did not like the handling of battle mode in this but its a good one. Hoping for Crash reboot and new CTR game for PS4 in future. So, what do you think about MK8 lacking these Single player and battle mode? Give me your honest vote.
PS: No offence, i still think MK8 is a good game but not perfect/amazing game overall and not kind of the game i expected.
This is the best review for MK8 according to me: http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/review/37427/mario-kart-8-review
Summary
Pros
- Amazing music
- Fun online and local multiplayer
- Great track design
- Lovely HD graphics
Cons
- Mario Kart TV is lame
- Miserable Battle mode
- Stale single-player mode
GAMING is not about spending hours to pass/waste our time just for fun,
its a Feeling/Experience about a VIRTUAL WORLD we can never be in real, and realizing some of our dreams (also creating new ones).
So, Feel Emotions, Experience Adventure/Action, Challenge Game, Solve puzzles and Have fun.
PlayStation is about all-round "New experiences" using new IP's to provide great diversity for everyone.
Xbox is always about Online and Shooting.
Nintendo is always about Fun games and milking IP's.







