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Obvious 1st, but the race for 2nd!

Mario Kart 8
Mario Kart 7
Mario Kart Wii
Mario Kart Double Dash

1. MK Wii
2. MK8
3. MK7
4. MK64
5. MK OG (SNES)

I actually think MK8 is he better designed game, but did not play it NEARLY as much as MK Wii. So in the end, MKWii wins because it brought me much more enjoyment. I played a lot of MK7 as well, probably a lot more than 8, but not the same kind of marathon sessions. DS was broken, so I didn't like it. Super Circuit was forgettable, and Double Dash was both broken and forgettable.

1. Kart (SNES)
2. Super circuit (GBA)
3. Seven (3DS)
4. Eight (Wii U)

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You really don't make sense man, counting games with completely different gameplay as mainseries (refering to your flawed Kirby list), but then not doing it here when the games do have the same core gameplay. It's not like I'd vote for the arcade games since I haven't played them, but it's the principle!

Anywho:

#1. MK8
#2. MK7
#3. MKWii
#4. MKDS

1- Mario Kart 8
2- Mario Kart DS
3- Mario Kart DD
4- Mario Kart 7

Weird bolding formatting..

Would you consider the FF games to have completely different gameplay from each other? What sub-Kirby series would you put those games in?

I think it's your last day to vote post that's causing it.

The mainline Final Fantasy games are tied together mostly in name and genre only. I suppose it depends on the series and how you want to look at it, so for Mario Kart it's fine not to count the arcade games, I'm not against that, but it isn't fine to count only some Kirby spin-offs, it's either all or none. I'm just bringing this up to show a contradiction, because you were saying those Kirby spin-offs counted because they're the same fundamentally (not true at all btw, Epic Yarn wasn't even a Kirby game originally), yet here we are, with spin-offs that actually do have same gameplay, but aren't counted. I just want some consistency!