Actually, the next Zelda will not change the graphical style. Rumors are it will be a grown up version, but still use cell shading. There's also talk that a 'realistic' Zelda will be a launch title for the Gamecube successor. The new Mario Kart comes out in October. You guys would probably kick my ass at the old one, though.
Well the only short cut I use consistently on Wario Stadium is at the beginning. Going over the four hills at the beginning, and jumping and making a hard turn to the left to go over the wall.
OMFG, are you kidding me? You can jump the wall at the beginning, slide jump right back over that b****, and finish the course in under 10 seconds. This is why me and my bros never race this couse. Its no fun anymore. Also there are countles other walls in this course to jump. My favorite shortcut on the game is the Mario raceway wall jump, just because it's so hard for anyone else to pull it off. Also, Ive beaten every current incarnation of MarioKart. (Original, N64, and GBA version). I've also gotten plenty of heads up on MK: Double Dash by checking out the MK message board. The next one will definitely be a step away from the norm. (2 passengers now instead of one. One throws weapons.) And I'm still gonna kick ass at it.
Pease, let me get my man Koopa Troopa and you're dead meat. I'd tear up DK and his slow ass accelleration. That fast top speed won't be nearly enough to compensate.
OOPs. I was thinking of the Saturn. The Dreamcast was a fantastic system with fantastic games, a good controller and good graphics. It could have been a much more profitable system if marketed better. It came out too late to be third generation and too soon to be 4th generation for consoles. Anyways, the rare games I was thinking of were actually on the Sega Saturn (not near as good of a system) yet had some games that are considered by many gamers as top notch. One I can think of off the top of my head is Panzer Dragoon Saga. I've read articles saying this is one of the best developed and funnest games ever made. The problem: they only made like 10,000 copies or something like that. They USUALLY go for the hundreds on Ebay. So if you see a copy at a garage sale...pick it up...buy a used Saturn for $10...play it a week or two...then sell it. If you want to see for yourself: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3039761634&category=27246
