It is the first game in the series to use 3D polygon graphics for the racers, as opposed to sprites. This game is the fourth main entry in the Mario Kart series, succeeding Mario Kart: Super Circuit (2001). A great N64 soundtrack with many different moods.Mario Kart: Double Dash is a 2003 kart racing video game developed and published by Nintendo for the GameCube. You Mario Kart fans out there would probably be better off steering in that direction. There's another Mario Kart 64 CD called 'Race Tracks' that has the complete soundtrack. These are the same faults of other Nintendo domestic CDs. Some of the track titles are incorrect in terms of describing the music, and there is not *any* linear information of who composed, recorded, or performed the music on this CD. The result is only half-an-hour of game music on the CD. The problem does not lie with the music, even though some tracks aren't exactly memorable, but with the fact that this CD is entitled 'Greatest Hits'. However, despite all of the CD's credits, it is ultimately unsatisfying. The composer, Kenta Nagata, deserves great credit for composing some of the most impressive music I have ever heard. Almost all the tracks are humorous, except for some which seem to sound unmusical like 'DK's Jungle Park' and 'Koopa Castle', or heroic like 'Rainbow Road' and 'Victory Lap'. What we have here is a great selection of tunes that are energetic and electrifying, but softened up with humorous paths in between. As the name of the CD implies, this album is a collection of the best music straight from the ultra-cool Mario Kart 64. I never thought that they would actually be selling this CD at Electronics Boutique.

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